FEATURES
Sanyrene is a medical-grade skin care oil rich in fatty acid glycerides (99% maize oil, 1% anise perfume) that is indicated to prevent pressure injuries¹ and skin wounds caused by PPE².
Through its Dual Action formula, Sanyrene is an effective, evidence-based and easy to use tool that can optimize pressure injury prevention.
Effective
Sanyrene restores skin oxygenation³ by protecting microcirculation to prevent tissue ischemia, a primary cause of pressure injury development.
Sanyrene protects against skin breakdown by reducing friction and shear forces², while making the skin more supple (stretch without breaking)⁴, decreasing the risk of tissue damage.
Evidence-based
Backed by one of the largest prospective studies in the field of pressure injury prevention, Sanyrene has been proven to reduce pressure injuries by 53%¹.
Easy to use
Simply spray on unbroken skin and spread Sanyrene oil onto at-risk skin areas.
Additional benefits:
- Promotes skin integrity ²,³
- Strengthens tissue tolerance to pressure, friction and shear ²,³,⁴
- Prevents skin dehydration², ⁴, while providing emollient effect on skin
INDICATIONS
Sanyrene is intended to be used locally for:
The prevention of pelvic pressure injuries in patients at risk of pressure injuries.
The prevention of skin wounds induced by prolonged wearing of protective masks or goggles in health professionals or people in contact with the public.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
In the absence of specific data, Sanyrene is not indicated in pregnant women, in breastfeeding women, or in children.
Do not apply to a wound or to a mucous membrane.
Do not use in case of known sensitivity to the product or to an ingredient included in its composition.
PRECAUTIONS
It is recommended not to use the same bottle with different patients to avoid microbial contamination between patients.
Handle the patient carefully.
The product is oily: wait a few minutes before applying a preventive dressing to the same skin area, or before wearing a mask or goggles, and make sure that these devices are properly hold in place.
For a complete list of precautions, contraindications, indications, please reach out to your local sales representative and consult the Instructions for Use (IFU)
CLINICAL EVIDENCE
1. Indicated in the pelvic area. Meaume S, Colin D, Barrois B, Bohbot S and Allaert FA (2005) Preventing the occurrence of pressure ulceration in hospitalised elderly patients. J Wound Care 14:78– 82.
2. Induced by prolonged wearing of masks or goggles. Moliner Llopis M, Girona M, Bonilla J, Sanz Moncusi M, Marfany RG, Bohbot S and Garcia-Alamino JM (2020) Uso de ácidos grasos hiperoxigenados para la protección cutánea durante la pandemia de COVID-19 en España: encuesta a profesionales. Rev ROL Enferm 43:42–48.
3. Colin D, Chomard D, Saumet JL, Desvaux B and Marie M (1998) An evaluation of hyperoxygenated fatty acid esters in pressure sore management. J Wound Care 7:71–72.
4. EVIC France, Internal report | 13 0872(2013) .