Accuzyme Spray
Accuzyme is used for: Removing dead tissue and thinning the pus in lesions such as ulcers, burns, wounds, and carbuncles.
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Accuzyme
Papain is a substance from the papaya fruit. Papain breaks down certain proteins. Urea also breaks down protein. Papain-urea topical is used to break down dead skin or tissues in wounds such as bed sores, ulcers, burns, surgical wounds, cysts, and carbuncles. This process is sometimes called...
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Judge finds Ethex falsely advertised Ethezyme as Accuzyme generic alternative
Judge finds Ethex falsely advertised Ethezyme as Accuzyme generic alternative FORT WORTH, TX, Oct. 18, 2002 -- In the civil suit of Healthpoint Ltd. versus Ethex Corporation, a federal judge in San Antonio,...
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Accuzyme Ointment Ointment
Accuzyme Ointment Generic Name: Papain/Urea Ointment (pap-ANE/you-REE-ah) Brand Name: Examples include Accuzyme and Ethezyme Accuzyme Ointment is used...
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Accuzyme SE Spray Emulsion Spray Emulsion
Accuzyme SE Spray Emulsion Generic Name: Papain/Urea Spray Emulsion (pa-PAY-in/ure-EE-a) Brand Name: Accuzyme SE Accuzyme SE Spray Emulsion is used for:...
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See also: Burns, External, Dermatologic Lesion, Wound Cleansing

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