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Puracyn Plus

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Puracyn Plus Wound & Skin Care Solution

Puracyn Plus from Innovacyn is a hypochlorous acid (HOCl)–based cleansing and debriding solution used to manage acute and chronic wounds. It cleanses without harsh scrubbing, helps remove debris and slough, and supports a moist wound environment — all without the cytotoxicity or stinging associated with older antiseptics like iodine and hydrogen peroxide. Because it's non-irritating and shelf-stable, clinicians reach for it across pressure ulcers, diabetic and venous ulcers, surgical wounds, first- and second-degree burns, and minor cuts and abrasions.

What people most often ask is which format fits their setting, and that's really what separates the products here. For clinic and bedside use, the Puracyn Plus Professional Pump Spray, 250 mL (6509) lets you cover a wound bed hands-free, while the Twist Cap 55 mL (6502) is a compact option for smaller wounds or travel. High-volume settings tend to prefer the Flip Top bottles in 500 mL (6516) and 1000 mL (6518) for repeated cleansing throughout the day. When you need to deliver solution into deeper cavities or tunneling, the Instill 475 mL (6525) is designed for that purpose.

The Puracyn Plus Wound Irrigation Solution line — antimicrobial, non-sterile, in 2 oz (6503), 4 oz (6504), and 8 oz (6508) — is built for flushing and mechanical cleansing of the wound bed and surrounding skin. Smaller sizes suit single-patient home care and stocking a first-aid supply; the 8 oz size stretches further for facilities managing frequent dressing changes.

A common point of confusion: "professional" versus the irrigation solution. Both use the same HOCl-based chemistry, so the practical decision comes down to delivery method and volume rather than a difference in how they work on the wound. Puracyn Plus is intended for external use, requires no rinsing, and is safe to use around fragile peri-wound skin — which is why it fits so well into ongoing wound-management protocols where gentleness and consistency matter over weeks of care.