Gentell Dermal Wound Cleanser, 8-ounce spray bottle

Gentell Dermal Wound Cleanser, 8-Ounce Spray Bottle

The Gentell Dermal Wound Cleanser is a gentle yet effective spray solution designed to clean wounds and the surrounding skin as part of everyday wound care. It's ideal for patients, caregivers, and clinicians who need a fast, convenient way to remove debris and loosen dried exudate from a variety of wound types. Packaged in a handy 8-ounce (236 mL) pump spray bottle, it delivers a controlled, easy-to-apply spray right where you need it.

Using the cleanser is simple: spray the solution directly onto the wound bed and periwound skin to help lift away contaminants and residue, then continue with your dressing routine. Because it is a no-rinse formula, there's no need for an additional saline flush afterward, which saves time and streamlines the dressing-change process. The adjustable pump-spray nozzle lets you target hard-to-reach areas without direct contact, supporting a cleaner, more comfortable experience.

This product is available as a Single bottle or a Case of 6, so you can stock up for a home care routine or a busy clinical setting. Each bottle offers a 2-year shelf life for reliable, long-term storage. Simply select your preferred option below to add it to your cart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need to rinse after using this wound cleanser?
A: No. This is a no-rinse formula, so you can spray it onto the wound and proceed with your dressing routine without an additional rinse step.

Q: How much cleanser does each bottle contain?
A: Each pump spray bottle holds 8 ounces (236 mL) of gentle but effective wound cleanser.

Q: How long does the cleanser stay usable?
A: The product has a 2-year shelf life when stored properly, making it convenient to keep on hand.

Q: Can I buy more than one bottle at a time?
A: Yes. Choose the Single bottle for individual use or the Case of 6 to stock up for ongoing care.

Q: How do I apply the cleanser?
A: Use the pump spray nozzle to apply the solution directly onto the wound and surrounding skin to help loosen and remove debris, then follow your usual wound-care and dressing steps.