Flaminal® — gel for treating most wound types
A patented enzyme complex cleanses the wound, controls infection and maintains a moist healing environment — without pain at dressing changes.
- Works for acute and chronic wounds
- Atraumatic dressing changes
- Safe for all ages
What is Flaminal®
Flaminal® is an alginate-based antimicrobial enzyme gel. It creates the optimal environment for healing without harming healthy tissue. Two formulas address different exudate levels.
Light formula for wounds with low to moderate exudate. Low alginate.
Best for
Dry or low-exudate wounds
- Ischaemic arterial and venous ulcers
- Dry heel pressure ulcers
- Stalled post-traumatic wounds
- Post-surgical wounds with impaired tissue trophism
- First- and second-degree chemical burns
Stronger formula for wounds with heavy exudate. High alginate.
Best for
Wounds with heavy exudate
- Post-surgical wounds complicated by infection
- Cavities after abscess incision and drainage
- Superficial second- and third-degree burns
- Deep stage 3–4 pressure ulcers
- Traumatic wounds with inflammation
- Fungating malignant wounds
See Flaminal® in action
Short demo from the manufacturer — optimal moisture, exudate control, painless dressing change
Applying Flaminal® on a chronic wound
Manufacturer's video with medical captions. Detailed steps — in the text instruction below.
Wound types Flaminal® treats
Effective across all healing phases — from cleansing to epithelialisation. Detailed clinical cases on the manufacturer's site, Flen Health.
Pressure ulcers
Tissue damage from prolonged pressure — sacrum, heels, elbows, ischial tuberosities.
Diabetic foot ulcers
Ulcerative lesions in diabetic patients with concurrent neuropathy and angiopathy.
Leg ulcers
Venous, arterial, and mixed-aetiology lower-limb ulcers.
Partial-thickness burns
Superficial and partial-thickness burns requiring a moist healing environment.
Infected wounds
Wounds with critical colonisation and biofilm-mediated microbial burden.
Post-surgical wounds
Wounds left to heal by secondary intention after surgical procedures.
Traumatic wounds
Abrasions, lacerations, skin tears, and superficial tissue loss after injury.
Oncologic wounds
Malignant wounds and post-oncological surgery / radiotherapy lesions.
Imagery and detailed clinical cases live on the manufacturer's site, flenhealth.com. For tender enquiries and samples use the form below.
Why Flaminal®
Six core advantages that make it a universal solution
Infection control
The enzyme-active system in the formulation prevents biofilm formation, including antibiotic-resistant strains of infection.3
Moist environment
The alginate in the formulation controls moisture balance, preventing both drying out and excessive exudation in the wound.5
Painless
Atraumatic dressing changes — the gel does not stick to the wound.4
How it works: the TIME framework
International standard for assessing and treating chronic wounds
- TT — Tissue
Tissue cleansing
Removal of necrotic tissue and fibrin to prepare the wound bed.
- II — Infection
Infection control
Reducing microbial load and fighting biofilm without systemic antibiotics.
- MM — Moisture
Moisture balance
Optimal wound bed moisture to activate repair.
- EE — Edge
Edge epithelialisation
Stimulating cell migration from the wound edges to close the defect.
How to apply
- 1
Cleanse the wound
Rinse the wound per local protocols. Dry the surrounding skin.
- 2
Apply a 4–5 mm layer
Cover the entire wound bed with an even layer of gel.
- 3
Cover with a dressing
Use a secondary dressing. Change every 1–4 days depending on exudate.
Full instructions and contraindications are on the Instruction page.
Technical specifications
Two formulas for different needs — key parameters side by side
- Active system
- Glucose oxidase + lactoperoxidase + guaiacol (enzyme action enhancer)
- Base
- Alginate
- Dressing type
- Atraumatic gel — removed without damaging new tissue
- Change frequency
- Every 1–4 days
- Shelf life
- 2 years sealed
- Manufacturer
- Flen Health, Belgium
- Alginate content
- Low
- Exudate
- Low to moderate
- Wound type
- Superficial, 1st–2nd-degree burns, epithelialising
- Cap colour
- Blue
- Tube size
- 15 g, 50 g
- Alginate content
- High
- Exudate
- Moderate to heavy, with fibrin
- Wound type
- Diabetic ulcers, pressure injuries, deep infected wounds
- Cap colour
- Yellow
- Tube size
- 15 g, 50 g
Full technical data and composition — in the package insert. MoH registration certificate of Uzbekistan — on request.
Scientific sources
Clinical studies and reviews of Flaminal® efficacy in international journals
- 1
Effectiveness of Flaminal® in chronic wound management: a systematic review
De Smet K. et al. · Journal of Wound Care · 2020
Source - 2
Comparative study of alginate dressings in diabetic foot ulcers
Vermeulen H., Ubbink D.T. · Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews · 2019
- 3
Flaminal® enzymatic system and microbial load control — clinical practice
Roos T., De Coster L. · Acta Chirurgica Belgica · 2018
- 4
Bullous epidermolysis treatment: Flaminal® as an atraumatic dressing
Mellerio J.E. et al. · British Journal of Dermatology · 2017
All sources and studies
Full list of 16+ studies, standards and clinical reviews
Frequently asked questions
Registration and certificates
Documents available on request for tenders and procurement
MoH registration certificate of Uzbekistan
CE mark (EU)
Conformity certificate to EU MDR 2017/745
ISO 13485
Medical devices quality management certificate
Documents on request: +998 78 120 67 20 · Telegram
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Where to buy Flaminal®
Order online or contact the distributor