Acceleryn First Aid Antiseptic 250ml
Acceleryn First Aid Antiseptic spray, 250 mL: hypochlorous acid and water, for topical use on cats, dogs and horses, per the maker. Read the label.
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Acceleryn First Aid Antiseptic (Wound & Skin Care) is a ready-to-use spray made in Canada. The maker lists its main components as "Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) and H2O" and describes it as a low-risk veterinary health product. This listing is the 250 mL bottle; the range is sold in 100 mL, 250 mL and 525 mL. Volume: 250 mL. What it is for, in Acceleryn's words: "the management of skin abrasions, lacerations and minor irritations". Acceleryn states that it "is intended for topical use with Cats, Dogs and Horses." How to use, per the maker: it "can be easily applied with no mixing or dilution required and does not require rinsing after use." Acceleryn does not recommend use "directly in the eye or inner ear." Read the directions on the bottle before use, and talk to your veterinarian about anything more than a minor wound. Where to buy: Pipestone Farm Supply lists Acceleryn First Aid Antiseptic 250 mL in Millet, Alberta (between Leduc and Wetaskiwin, south of Edmonton), with Canada-wide shipping and free in-store pickup. The 100 mL and 525 mL bottles are listed as well. Source: Acceleryn product FAQ (acceleryn.ca), viewed September 2026.
Specifications
- Brand
- Acceleryn
- Product name
- Acceleryn First Aid Antiseptic 250ml
- UPC / GTIN
- 056131302506
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
- Size/Volume
- 250 ml
- Form
- Spray
- Application
- First-aid antiseptic
Features
- 250 mL spray bottle
- Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) and water, per the maker
- For topical use on cats, dogs and horses (maker's statement)
- No mixing, dilution or rinsing required (maker's directions)
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