NeilMed Cleanse Sterile Saline Wound Wash, 6.3 Ounce

My dog has a sore on their leg that won’t heal, and she has been whining a lot recently about it.I asked ChatGPT what to do, and it said I should spray it with saline. After spraying the wound my dog had calmed down a lot and seems much more comfortable. I think the spray helps kill bad bacteria in the wound. It definitely helps a lot.My dog is feeling much better after I used this product on her wound. It really works.

Let me tell you—this stuff? ICONIC. NeilMed Cleanse is the wound wash equivalent of showing up to your healing journey in a silk robe with a latte in hand. It’s that good.Got a fresh piercing, a rogue razor nick, or a minor battle scar from being too fabulous? This spray is here like, “Don’t worry, babe. I got you.” It’s sterile, gentle, and doesn’t burn like some of those wild west first-aid solutions that make you question your life choices.The spray nozzle? Powerful. Maybe a little too powerful if you’re not ready—like, it doesn’t mist you, it announces its presence. I recommend easing into it unless you want to hydro-blast your earlobe into the next zip code. But hey, dramatic flair, right?Bottom line: if you’re serious about clean, sting-free healing and want your wounds or piercings to feel like they’re getting VIP treatment, NeilMed is your glam squad in a can. Just don’t leave it lying around—your friends might steal it.

always have this on hand, perfect for any cuts/wounds, doesn’t burn at all when you put it on!!! 10/10, I actually fill up another spray bottle with the saline from this one so it doesn’t shoot out as fast and I can make it last longer!!

Works great! Gentle, effective, and easy to use. Perfect for cleaning wounds and piercings without stinging. A must-have in any first aid kit. Highly recommend!

Very well it didn’t burn at all. Kinda runs out fast If you’re using it to clean multiple piercings. The bottle is a pretty good size and it has lasted me about 2 months.

Looking for sterile saline for internal use I found the saline ampules on offer did not list them as sterile. I found other saline products that were sterile listed that-sterile- as the first item in the description always. And sterility is a big deal for any internal use or contacts use or wound care. This container cannot become contaminated during use as it is a spray out with no way to open the can. I can't imagine how it's helpful to pay over a dollar for 5ml saline if not sterile, especially if it's sea salt. What would non- sterile saline be used for at $1.++/5ml? Easy enough to make, measure the water and add a few grains of salt, use a scale if you need isotonic saline. Why would anyone risk buying non- sterile saline for use on contacts, eye flushing or wound care? So many product recalls and unregulated manufacturers out there now, I don't want to take the risk. Many advertised as inhalation use for people with illness or chronic conditions whom I would have thought especially need a sterile solution. I look at one "lab" website and found one also made cleaning stuff, toys and other miscellaneous stuff, not the other medical supplies I expected.I hope now they don't just read this and start just printing sterile on the tubes if they are not sterile. If they were actual medicinal use sterile products legitimately, they would never mislabel and need to be "corrected". Real medicinal labs know better. Please correct me if I missed something in my assessment, or if I am wrong about something here.

i love this so much it’s so good

The spray nozzle on this can doesn't work properly. It popped off at the first try and it won't snap down again. Makes keeping the saline sterile a tough job. It sprays out in a steady stream, where with wounds, a finer spray wouldn't hurt so much.