Savlon

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Savlon is a schedule-0 antiseptic liquid used for broad-spectrum infection control. Widely used for the effective treatment of wounds, cuts, abrasions and insect stings. Savlon claims to kill over 99.9% Bacteria†

Savlon contains Chlorhexidine Hydrocloride 1mg/g. Centrimide 5mg/g

†Within three minutes under test conditions.


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