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Abilar Wound Balm - For wound treatment
Abilar Wound Balm is a CE-marked wound care product. It is more than just a wound balm. It treats wounds, burns, skin cracks and chronic/hard-to-heal wounds by creating a barrier against bacteria and yeast while speeding up natural healing.
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Additional info
The affected area to be treated should be washed and cleaned before the application of Abilar Wound Balm. The salve is applied directly onto the wound, skin, cracks, burns or abrasion etc. as a thin layer and covered with a regular plaster or gauze. Apply Abilar twice daily until the skin lesion is healed.
In chronic, hard-to-heal wounds apply Abilar onto the wound and cover it with regular gauze or any dressing you are familiar with. The wound dressing should be selected based on the wound type and the level of wound exudate. If the wound has heavy secretion, the use of absorbing dressing is recommended. The dressing change should be performed according to normal interval used for the wound type. If the wound contains cavities, the salve can be spread onto a gauze ribbon that is used in the wound cavity. The gauze impregnated with the salve should be changed daily or every other day.
How does Abilar Wound Balm work?
Abilar Wound Balm creates an optimal environment for wound healing and forms a barrier against bacteria and yeasts that cause the most typical skin infections. Abilar has been proven to speed up the healing of wounds and reduce irritation in the treated area.
Spruce resin naturally contains antimicrobial compounds that inhibit cell division, preventing bacteria from multiplying. The components of spruce resin interfere with bacterial energy metabolism, preventing the bacteria from surviving and reproducing. This allows the damaged skin to heal and the wound to epithelialize, meaning that new skin forms over and closes the wound.
What is Abilar Wound Balm used for?
Wounds, scratches, bruises, abrasions
Road rashes
Bite and puncture wounds
Nail fold infection
Burn injuries
Infected wounds and surgical wounds
Chronic and hard-to-heal wounds such as pressure sores, diabetic wounds, leg ulcers
Skin cracks: finger tips, heels, around the mouth
Is Abilar Wound Balm clinically proven?
Yes, and it is the only resin-based wound care balm classified as a CE-marked Class IIb medical device, meeting quality and safety standards for home, professional and hospital-level wound care. Read the randomized trial on severe pressure ulcers here.
Looking for wound care for your pet? See Abilar Vet Wound Balm.
How do you use Abilar Wound Balm?
Four simple steps
Clean
Wash and clean the affected area.
Apply
Apply a thin layer directly to the wound, skin, crack or burn.
Cover
Cover with a regular plaster or gauze.
Repeat
Apply twice daily until the skin has healed.
Gentle and effective wound care
When the body works quietly in the background, a little care can make all the difference. Thoughtful wound care protects the skin, eases irritation, and supports the natural healing process we all depend on.
By keeping the area calm and moisturised, the skin can recover without distraction.
Common questions
Can Abilar Wound Balm be used on infected or surgical wounds?
Yes, it is indicated for infected wounds and surgical wounds, in addition to everyday cuts, scratches and burns.
How often should I apply Abilar Wound Balm?
Twice daily for acute wounds and skin cracks. For chronic, hard-to-heal wounds, apply at each dressing change based on the wound type.
Is Abilar Wound Balm suitable for diabetic wounds or leg ulcers?
Yes, it is indicated for chronic and hard-to-heal wounds including pressure sores, diabetic wounds and leg ulcers.
Is Abilar Wound Balm safe if I'm allergic to resin?
People sensitive to natural resins (colophonium-type sensitivity) should be cautious. Read more in the skin safety study from 2025.
How long does a tube of Abilar Wound Balm last?
Five years unopened, and 12 months once opened, stored at room temperature.
Is Abilar Wound Balm a medical device or a cosmetic?
It is a CE-marked Class IIb medical device, not a cosmetic product.
Where to buy Abilar products?
Abilar products are sold through pharmacies, pet shops and veterinary clinics across the Nordics