Botroclot Topical Solution contains Hemocoagulase, an enzyme derived from snake venom, used to control external bleeding. It promotes blood clot formation at the site of injury by accelerating the coagulation cascade, making it especially useful for minor cuts, abrasions, wounds, and post-surgical bleeding. Applied directly to the affected area, Botroclot provides effective local hemostasis without systemic effects.

• Rapidly promotes blood clotting at bleeding sites

• Controls bleeding from minor cuts, wounds, and surgical incisions

• Supports faster wound healing by stabilizing clots

• Safe for topical application without systemic anticoagulant interference

• Clean the affected area thoroughly before application

• Apply Botroclot solution directly to the wound or bleeding site using sterile cotton or gauze

• Use 2–3 drops or as directed by a healthcare provider

• Repeat if necessary until bleeding is controlled

• Apply topically to the bleeding area as needed

• Frequency depends on the severity of bleeding

• Do not ingest or use for internal bleeding

• For external use only under medical guidance if used post-surgically

• For external use only; avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes

• Not intended for use on deep or infected wounds without medical advice

• Discontinue use and consult a physician if irritation, redness, or allergic reaction occurs

• Keep the dropper clean to avoid contamination

• Botroclot is generally well-tolerated when used correctly. Rare side effects may include:

• Mild skin irritation at the site of application

• Allergic reactions like redness or rash (very rare)
  Seek medical attention if any adverse reactions persist or worsen.

• Store at room temperature (below 25°C)

• Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture

• Close the cap tightly after each use

• Keep out of reach of children

Q1. What is Botroclot used for?
Botroclot is used to stop bleeding from minor cuts, wounds, and surgical sites by promoting blood clotting.

Q2. Can Botroclot be used on deep wounds?
It is best suited for surface-level bleeding. Consult a doctor before using it on deep or infected wounds.

Q3. Is Botroclot safe for children?
Yes, but it should be used under adult supervision and only for minor injuries.

Q4. Can I use Botroclot on surgical sutures?
Yes, it is often used in post-surgical care to control mild bleeding around sutures.