Gold Standard Veterinary Products
Case Study: Hypochlorous Wound Spray – A Breakthrough in Veterinary Care
One of the most significant outcomes of the partnership was the development of the Hypochlorous Wound Spray, designed for use as a skin antiseptic in both animals and humans.
This advanced formulation:
- Kills up to 99.9999% of known germs
- Is one of the few genuinely stabilised hypochlorous solutions on the UK market
- Is clinically tested and proven
- Supports faster and safer wound management
Hypochlorous acid is widely recognised in clinical research for its rapid antimicrobial action while remaining gentle on tissue, making it ideal for veterinary wound care (McDonnell & Russell, 1999; European Chemicals Agency, 2020).
The product has been praised for transforming wound treatment in veterinary practices, offering a safer and more effective alternative to traditional antiseptics.
“Qualkem brings the gold standard of Hypochlorous – it is the best product in the market at the best price. They have a passion for innovation and deliver every time.”
National Venture Services Representative
Beyond Manufacturing: Supporting Compliance and Communication
In addition to formulation and production, Qualkem worked closely with NVS to ensure the product was positioned correctly within the veterinary market. This included the development of packaging and communication materials fully compliant with industry regulations and professional guidelines.
This holistic approach ensured that the product not only performed technically but also met the complex regulatory and branding standards required within the veterinary sector.
A Partnership Driving the Future of Veterinary Innovation
Qualkem’s collaboration with NVS demonstrates how strong partnerships between manufacturers and distributors can accelerate innovation, enhance animal welfare and improve product standards across the UK veterinary industry.
By combining:
- British manufacturing expertise
- Sustainable chemistry
- Research-led product development
- Deep understanding of veterinary needs
Qualkem continues to help NVS deliver safer, more effective solutions to veterinary professionals across the UK.
References
McDonnell, G. & Russell, A.D. (1999). Antiseptics and disinfectants: Activity, action, and resistance. Clinical Microbiology Reviews.
European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) (2020). Hypochlorous acid substance evaluation and antimicrobial usage data.
National Veterinary Services (2024). Company overview and product distribution profile https://www.nvsweb.co.uk/