Antibiotic ointments and creams protect and disinfect a wound and the surrounding area. The cream or gel creates a thin barrier that further protects against infection and continues disinfecting for some time after application.

Antiseptic wipes cleanse and disinfect wounds to help prevent infection from harmful bacteria. They are individually wrapped to keep the wipe wet with disinfecting agents.

Spray antiseptics disinfect the area around a wound and help prevent infections from harmful bacteria. They allow for non-contact sterilization of the area, reducing the chance of accidental infection or spreading disease.

Liquid antiseptics disinfect wounds and the surrounding area by preventing the growth and spread of potentially harmful bacteria. They are applied directly to wounds or soaked into a swab, gauze, or other applicator and applied by hand.

Swab antiseptics use various antiseptic chemicals and compounds to disinfect wounds and the surrounding area. They come in sealed containers for individual use.

Gel antiseptics protect wounds from infection by providing a barrier between the wound and the environment. They are made with compounds that kill harmful bacteria or inhibit their growth.