Mebo for every home
HOME injuries affect all age groups, especially children, the elderly and housewives as they spend longer hours at home.
The most common home injuries are cuts and puncture wounds caused by knives, nails or broken glass; abrasions and scratches from rough surfaces; and minor burns while cooking.
With 100% natural herbal ingredients, Moist Exposed Burn Ointment (Mebo) is an ointment specially formulated to aid the natural healing of skin wounds.
It contains active ingredients such as Sitosterol that has an anti-inflammatory effect sesame oil for moisturising and soothing effect as well as plant extracts as antimicrobial agents.
Mebo provides the advantage of a moist environment for wound healing Optimum moisture level is necessary for skin regeneration and restoration as cells require moisture to move from the wound edges to close a wound. It also helps prevent dryness and accelerates skin cells reparation
Mebo activates skin stem cells and increases the rate of regeneration by the synergic properties of its active ingredients. This cooperative action provides a great nutrition source to promote natural skin healing and minimise scarring
The special composition in Mebo also naturally dissolves and removes dead tissues without further infecting healthy cells and surrounding tissues
At the same time, Mebo helps maintain optimal wound temperature and reduces the rate of infection by supporting the immune response to fight infection.
It provides an analgesic effect by increasing pain threshold which helps to relieve wound pains and protects nerve endings from inflammatory substances.
Hence, it reduces swelling and any inflammatory reaction on the wound.
Mebo, patented in the US, Europe and Japan has been used in hospitals and has a wide application to treat wounds including burns, ulcers and trauma wounds.
It is now available in chain and neighbourhood pharmacies nationwide.
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References:
Gupta, et al. Anti-inflammatory and antipyretic activities of beta-sitosterol. Planta Med. 1980; 39: 157-163
Hirsch T., et al. Eur J Med Res (2008) 13: 505-510.
Atiyeh BS, Amm CA, El Musa KA. Improved scar quality following primary and secondary healing of cutaneous wounds. Aesthetic Plast Surg 2003;27:411-7.
US Patent No: 5,405,608
For details, call 03-7727 7999. KKLIU No.0499/2017