ReOxiMar™ Wound Gel
Gentle Science. Real Results. Skin-Safe Confidence.
* IMPORTANT: Not All HOCI is the same. The Secret is in the salts. This is not typical low-grade HOCI made from from regular mass produced refined salt (more common, low cost). HOCI made from Mineral Rich Adriatic Sea Salts is a higher cost, enhanced quality product due to slower production time (solar evaporation) and smaller output volume. Now you too can experience the ReOxiMar Gel Difference!
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Harnessing Remarkable Science – stabilized, skin-friendly ReOxiMar™ HOCI gel helps to maintain clean, healthy skin environments to assist your body’s natural recovery process.
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The Science Behind ReOxiMar™
HOCl is a powerful, naturally occurring molecule produced by your immune system. When skin experiences irritation or injury, white blood cells release HOCl as part of the body’s first line of defense — cleansing and maintaining balance in the skin.
For decades, HOCl has been studied in peer-reviewed scientific literature for its ability to:
- Reduce microbial contaminants on skin surfaces
- Cleanse without harming healthy skin cells
- Support hygiene in wound care environments
ReOxiMar™ Wound Gel delivers this trusted molecule in a stabilized gel that is safe, soothing, and easy to use.
Mineral Rich Adriatic Sea Salts (HOCl) Helps Defend Against Microbes
Laboratory tested to reduce 99.99% of common wound pathogens. A foundational 2007 study published in the Journal of Burn Care & Research (available via PMC) tested stabilized HOCl against a broad range of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, yeast, and fungi commonly associated with wounds (e.g., Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli, Streptococcus pyogenes, and others).Most organisms were killed at >99.99% levels within the first 2 minutes of exposure at low concentrations (0.1–2.8 μg/mL).
Only S. pyogenes required longer exposure (~10 minutes) for full efficacy under the tested conditions.
The study highlighted rapid, concentration-dependent broad-spectrum activity while maintaining a physiologically balanced pH.
Other research, including reviews and in vitro assays, consistently shows HOCl achieving >99.99% reduction (or log reductions of 4–6) against key wound-related pathogens like MRSA, P. aeruginosa, Acinetobacter baumannii, and fungi (e.g., Candida species). For example:Studies on biofilm models and planktonic bacteria report rapid killing (often in seconds to minutes) with minimal cytotoxicity to human cells like keratinocytes and fibroblasts.
WHO-related documents and essential medicines reviews note HOCl’s broad activity, with >99.99% reductions against viruses (e.g., HPV) and bacteria in comparable assays.
ReOxiMar helps to Maintain Conditions That Support Skin Recovery
- Keeps skin clean and moist — factors known to support natural recovery
- Soothes without stinging — ideal for sensitive or compromised skin
- Helps minimize impurities that may interfere with the body’s balance
ReOxiMar ™ is Alcohol-free and pH-balanced for Frequent Use With:
- Minor cuts and scrapes
- Skin abrasions and irritations
- Post-procedure skin care (as directed by a healthcare professional)
- Sensitive or delicate areas requiring gentle cleansing support
- Non-toxic
- Doesn’t damage healthy skin tissue
- Free from alcohol, fragrances, parabens, oils, antibiotics, and steroids
- Safe for frequent daily use
Simple Application Guidelines:
- Clean the affected skin area with water or sterile rinse if needed.
- Apply ReOxiMar™ Wound Gel generously.
- Allow the gel to remain in place; do not rinse off.
- Reapply 1–3 times daily or as directed by a healthcare professional.
Product Assurance:
* Manufactured in an FDA-compliant facility
* Stabilized HOCl formulation for reliability and consistency
* Designed to be skin-friendly, soothing, and easy to apply
Compliance Statement
ReOxiMar™ Wound Gel is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements regarding hypochlorous acid (HOCl) are based on published scientific literature describing HOCl’s general properties. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. For serious or chronic wounds, consult a licensed healthcare professional.