When it comes to treating cuts and scrapes, most of us reach for Neosporin or hydrogen peroxide. But these common solutions might actually slow healing or cause unwanted side effects.
Here’s why:
- Neosporin is a salve or petroleum-based ointment that contains antibiotics like neomycin. While it keeps wounds moist, it can trap bacteria if the area isn’t properly cleaned, trigger allergic reactions, and contribute to antibiotic resistance.
- Hydrogen peroxide may look like it’s cleaning the wound, but though you see the foaming action and think it’s helping, that actually damages healthy skin cells and slows healing.
Enter Active Skin Repair, powered by hypochlorous acid (HOCl) — the same molecule your body naturally produces to fight infection. HOCl is:
- Gentle and safe for skin, eyes, and even children
- Effective at preventing infection without antibiotics
- Promotes faster, cleaner healing with less inflammation and scarring
- Versatile: works on cuts, scrapes, rashes, burns, insect bites, sunburn, and minor skin irritations
My family spends a lot of time outdoors — camping, hiking, fishing, or just riding the trails — and I’ve used Active Skin Repair for everything from bug bites and poison ivy to nasty cuts. Even getting a hook in the finger is a bit concerning, but it’s not so stressful since we made the switch.
Next time you’re patching up a scrape — or dealing with any minor skin irritation — consider making the switch. Your skin will thank you.
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