Fast+Active wound care products solution accelerates restoration, it works as an antimicrobial, Ideal for skin ulcers associated with restoration benefits of diabetes. Great for burns, rashes, tattoos and piercings. a safe alternative to after cosmetic procedures and for chlorhexidine, alcohol, and harsh post-op recovery.
Fast+Active wound care products solution is intended for cleansing and removing foreign material and debris and immediate care of minor irritations to the skin. It can also be used for moistening absorbent wound dressing and cleansing minor cuts, minor scrapes and minor burns.
Fast+Active wound care products effectively kills 99.99% of microorganisms, ranging from bacteria and viruses to fungi and spores. It is gentle enough for daily use and thus is well-suited for healthcare, dental, medical, and pharmaceutical settings.
Unlike traditional wound care products such as hydrogen peroxide and bleach, Fast+Active is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and biodegradable. This aligns with sustainability goals for responsible wound care practices. Fast+Active ability to eliminate wound biofilms and prevent both acute and intractable chronic wound infections. Fast+Active has a high tolerance against microbial resistance, positioning itself as a versatile and patient-friendly solution for wound management.
Fast+Active is approved by the 2021 WHO Essential Medicines List classified under the EML Section category 13.0 – Wound Care.
What licenses has Fast+ActiveTechnology obtained?
Fast+Active wound care products proudly received regulatory approvals and certifications affirming its safety and efficacy in wound care. Fast+Active holds approvals from:
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA),
- Health Canada,
- The US EPA for COVID-19 disinfection,
- The 2021 WHO Essential Medicines List classified under the EML Section category 13.0 – Wound Care.
These international recognitions signify Fast+Active compliance with rigorous regulatory standards, positioning it as a reliable and approved solution for wound care applications.
- Therapeutic Goods Administration Australia.
- World Health Organization.
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Environmental Protection Agency, US.
- Ministry of Health Japan.
- European Chemical Agency.
- National Health Service, UK.
