Description
The Anasept Antimicrobial Wound Irrigation Solution is a clear, isotonic instillation solution made for negative pressure wound therapy systems that can instill and dwell fluid in the wound bed. It delivers non-cytotoxic, broad spectrum antimicrobial activity through 0.057% sodium hypochlorite while the therapy cycle mechanically lifts debris out of the wound. The 16 oz bottle carries a spikeable cap and an integrated hanger, so it connects quickly to instillation lines and hangs at the bedside. Bottles are packed 12 to a case for hospital and professional use.
- Built for NPWT instillation – formulated for negative pressure systems with instillation or infusion capability, including V.A.C. VERAFLO Therapy
- Antimicrobial dwell fluid – inhibits bacteria including MRSA, VRE and CRE, and fungi including Candida auris, during the dwell phase
- Spikeable cap with hanger – the integrated hanger and spikeable closure speed setup at the bedside and reduce handling
- Case of 12 bottles – 16 oz (473 mL) bottles packed for unit level stocking in surgical and wound care departments
Instillation Fluid for Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
Negative pressure therapy with instillation cycles fluid into the wound, lets it dwell, and then draws it back out under suction, and the fluid chosen for that cycle has to clean without harming the tissue it bathes. This solution is a completely clear, isotonic fluid that carries a modified sodium hypochlorite antimicrobial into every dwell cycle. While it sits in the wound bed it inhibits the growth of the bacteria and fungi most often cultured from complex wounds, including resistant organisms. When the cycle resumes, the fluid movement helps carry loosened debris and foreign material out of the wound. The manufacturer positions the solution to reduce clogging and alarms in instillation lines, a practical concern on multi day therapy runs. It is used under the supervision of a healthcare professional for cleansing foreign materials, including microorganisms, from wounds.
Features and Benefits
Therapy Integration
- Instillation ready format – a spikeable container that connects to NPWT instillation and infusion lines
- Integrated hanger – hangs at the bedside without separate hooks or adapters
- Line friendly formulation – positioned by the manufacturer to reduce clogging and alarms during instillation cycles
Antimicrobial Performance
- 0.057% sodium hypochlorite – broad spectrum antimicrobial activity in a non-cytotoxic isotonic base
- Wide organism coverage – bacteria such as Acinetobacter baumannii, Clostridium difficile and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, plus fungi such as Candida albicans and Candida auris
- Resistant strains included – MRSA, Vancomycin resistant Enterococcus faecalis (VRE) and Carbapenem Resistant E. coli (CRE)
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Catalog Number: 4160IC
- Active Ingredient: Sodium hypochlorite 0.057%
- Form: Clear isotonic solution
- Bottle Size: 16 oz (473 mL)
- Closure: Spikeable cap with integrated hanger
- Case Quantity: 12 bottles
- Brand: Bravida Medical
Use and Handling
- Intended Setting: Hospital and professional use, under the supervision of a healthcare professional
- Warnings: For external use only. Do not use in the eyes. Discontinue use if redness or irritation develops
- Storage: Do not freeze
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Why Choose This Irrigation Solution from MedicalEx?
Instillation therapy only works when the fluid, the container and the therapy unit work as one system, and this bottle is designed around that workflow instead of being adapted to it. The spikeable cap and hanger shorten setup, and the antimicrobial dwell gives each cycle a cleansing action that plain saline cannot provide.
- Purpose built container – spikeable cap and integrated hanger made for instillation lines, not a repurposed pour bottle
- Antimicrobial dwell cycles – every dwell phase works against wound bioburden, including Candida auris
- Fewer interruptions – the formulation is positioned to reduce clogging and alarms on multi day therapy runs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which therapy systems can this solution be used with?
It is made for negative pressure wound therapy systems equipped with instillation or infusion capability. The manufacturer positions it for use with V.A.C. VERAFLO Therapy and similar instillation platforms.
What does the solution do during the dwell phase?
While the solution dwells in the wound bed, its sodium hypochlorite antimicrobial inhibits the growth of bacteria and fungi present in the wound. When suction resumes, the moving fluid helps carry loosened debris and foreign material out of the wound bed.
How does the bottle connect to the therapy unit?
The bottle has a spikeable cap that accepts the instillation line spike, and an integrated hanger for bedside suspension. Setup is a spike, hang and prime sequence, with no pouring or decanting into a secondary container.
What size is the bottle and how is it packed?
Each bottle holds 16 oz (473 mL) of solution. Bottles are packed 12 to a case under catalog number 4160IC.
Who should use this product?
It is labeled for hospital and professional use under the supervision of a healthcare professional. That professional selects the instillation settings, dwell times and cycle counts for each wound.
How should unopened bottles be stored?
Store bottles at room temperature and do not freeze them. Keep the spikeable cap sealed until the bottle is connected to a therapy line.
