Recently, the results of a study on the in vitro bactericidal effect of superoxidized solutions have shown that the solution has a strong bactericidal effect and has potential implications for wound care.

According to the researchers, a superoxidized solution is a solution containing superoxide ions, which have strong oxidative and bactericidal effects. The researchers conducted in vitro bactericidal experiments on a variety of bacteria and fungi in the laboratory, and the results showed that the super-oxidized solution can effectively kill these pathogenic microorganisms, including Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Candida albicans Bacteria, etc.

For wound care, superoxygenated solutions have potential implications. First, the super-oxidized solution can effectively kill pathogenic microorganisms around the wound and reduce the risk of infection. Secondly, the super-oxidized solution can promote wound healing because it can remove necrotic tissue and secretions around the wound, and promote the growth and repair of new tissue.

However, it should be noted that superoxidized solution has strong oxidative properties, and if the concentration is too high or used improperly, it may cause damage to the healthy tissue around the wound. In addition, the use of super-oxidized solution may also cause some adverse reactions, such as stinging, allergies, etc.

The researchers say the findings provide a scientific basis for the use of superoxidized solutions in wound care, but further research is needed to determine the optimal method and concentration for use and to avoid adverse reactions and damage to healthy tissue.

Superoxidized solutions have good in vitro bactericidal effects and have potential benefits for wound care. However, it is necessary to pay attention to safe use during use to avoid adverse reactions and damage to healthy tissues.