The range is built around how much honey a wound needs and how you prefer to apply it. Honey-impregnated tulle dressings suit shallow or flat wounds and are easy to lay over the surface. Honey-coated or honey-infused pads and knitted viscose dressings deliver a heavier layer for more heavily sloughy wounds, while Manuka honey tubes let you apply honey directly into cavities, sinuses, and hard-to-dress areas. Many clinicians pair Activon with a secondary absorbent dressing to manage the extra exudate the honey draws out — this is expected and part of how it works.

A few practical points buyers often ask about: Activon is intended for topical wound use, dressings are typically changed every one to three days depending on exudate, and honey products should be used with clinical judgement in patients with known bee-product sensitivities.

Explore the full Activon selection here, and browse related options across our Advanced Wound Care and broader Wound Care collections to build a complete dressing regimen.