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Lucas' Papaw Ointment

" For some years Dr T P Lucas practised in London. Seeking a warmer climate he went to Australia in 1876, practiced in Melbourne for 10 years before moving to Queensland. It was here in Queensland looking for a natural remedy for disease he carried out his scientific studies and experiments which led to his formulation of Papaw Ointment. After years of research as a botanist with professional experience, he stated in his 1906 Handbook that he believed that the papaw was the finest antiseptic yet discovered. The antiseptic properties accelerated the cleaning of wounds. He believed that the properties of the papaw tree (Carica Papaya) made it one of the most outstanding trees in the world. Of the thousands of specimens which passed through his hands, that which commanded his closest attention and to which he devoted special study was the Papaw Tree. His investigations led him to believe that he had made an outstanding discovery. T.P. Lucas obtained many cures with remedies made from the Papaw Tree."

Multi Way of Usage

The different applications of Lucas' Papaw Ointment Every day, thousands of users of Lucas' Papaw Ointment enjoy the benefits of its ability to relieve and cleanse.The ointment has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties and can be used as a local topical application as outlined below.

Wound Care

Lucas' Papaw Ointment is commonly used to treat minor open wounds and helps heal and sooth inflamed, chapped or broken skin. It can be used as an aid for healing splinters and thorns, minor burns and scalds, sunburn, gravel rash, cuts and minor open wounds. Using Lucas' Papaw Ointment on wounds will speed up the healing process allowing your skin to recover more quickly. Application: After thoroughly cleaning the wound and ensuring there are no foreign particles, apply Lucas' Papaw Ointment as soon as possible after experiencing the wound. Best results are experienced by covering the wound completely in Lucas' Papaw Ointment and then covering with a clean dressing such as a Band-Aid or bandage - depending on the size of the affected area and the position of the wound on the body. Covering the wound has two advantages: Holds the ointment in place over the wound so it can do its job without being wiped off Prevents the ointment from being deposited on clothes/bedclothes etc The dressing should be changed regularly.

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