A Solution for Coral Cuts

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Cuts from coral are notorious forhealing slowly and painfully, primarilybecause proteinaceous material fromthe live coral is deposited into thewound.

Cuts from coral are notorious forhealing slowly and painfully, primarilybecause proteinaceous material fromthe live coral is deposited into thewound. To promote healing, irrigatethe wound promptly and copiouslywith a contact lens solution designedto remove protein deposits.---- Emily Rogers, PA-C
Garden Valley, Calif

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