Both Iruxol Ointment and Skinatra Ointment are used to help treat some types of scars, but they may differ in the exact composition of the enzymes used, which may affect their effectiveness on certain types of scars. Understanding these differences helps determine which ointment is most appropriate.
Iruxol Ointment Ingredients
Iruxol Ointment contains the following two active ingredients:
Collagenase: An enzyme that breaks down the collagen accumulated in scar tissue, helping to soften it and facilitate its removal.
Chloramphenicol: A broad-spectrum antibiotic used to prevent or treat bacterial infections that may affect wounds or scars.
Skinatra Ointment Ingredients
Skinatra Ointment also contains two active ingredients:
Clostridium Peptidase Collagenase: A specific type of collagenase enzyme obtained from the bacterium Clostridium histolyticum. It works in the same way as general collagenase to break down collagen in scar tissue.
Chloramphenicol: The same antibiotic found in Iruxol Ointment, it is used to prevent and treat bacterial infections.
About Iruxol Ointment
Drug Category: Tissue-modifying agents and topical antibiotics
Drug Classification: Proteolytic enzyme and antibiotic
Dosage Form: Ointment
Drug Family: Dermatological drugs, tissue-modifying agents, topical antibiotics
Active Ingredients: Collagenase, Chloramphenicol
About Skinatra Ointment
Drug Category: Tissue-modifying agents and topical antibiotics
Drug Classification: Proteolytic enzyme and antibiotic
Drug Form: Ointment
Drug Family: Dermatological drugs, tissue-modifying agents, topical antibiotics
Active Ingredients: Collagenase clostridiopeptidase, Chloramphenicol