Evidenced-based Product Efficacy

Discover the Foundation of Bonvadis® in Robust Scientific Research

Bonvadis®, developed based on ON101, is supported by a multicenter randomized controlled trial and distinctive mechanisms of action, with results published in leading international peer-reviewed journals. Ongoing global real-world evidence further validates its effectiveness and showcases its superior therapeutic benefits.

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Mechanism of Action


ON101 promotes wound healing by rebalancing the expression of pro-inflammatory M1 and pro-healing/pro-remodeling M2 macrophages and their associated cytokines, thereby attenuating chronic inflammation and facilitating the transition to the proliferation phase for tissue regeneration and repair.

Prescription information


DESCRIPTION
Bonvadis® Topical Cream is a mint-colored, non-sterile, water-based, semi-viscous formulation. It contains methyl paraben and propyl paraben to preserve the product both before opening and between uses.
INDICATIONS
For Over-the-Counter Use (OTC):

Bonvadis® Topical Cream is indicated for the management of minor skin lacerations, abrasions, cuts, and minor burns.


For Prescription Use:


Under the direction of a healthcare professional, the Rx product is indicated for the management of partial-thickness wounds, closed post-surgical wounds, and 1st-degree and superficial 2nd-degree burns.

FAQ


Q1.
Can patients use the product once per day?
A1.
The recommended application frequency is twice per day, however, this frequency is subject to the physician’s professional opinion, i.e. once daily. There are real-world patients who are prescribed to use the product once per day.
Q2.
Are there any contraindications with other therapies?
A2.
ON101 is generally compatible with other therapies such as antibiotics, HBOT, NPWT, skin grafts, etc., though it is advised to avoid the simultaneous use of other topical agents.
Q3.
Can we combine Bonvadis® with foam dressing?
A3.
Yes. Note that this is subject to the physician’s professional opinion on the outer dressing, i.e. clean gauze, foam dressings, hydrocolloid dressings, and hydrofiber dressings.
Q4.
Why can regulating macrophages promote and accelerate healing? What’s the difference between this mechanism and others (i.e. NPWT, HBOT)?
A4.
M1 and M2 macrophage populations are essential for the complete healing of wounds but both subtypes are dysregulated in chronic wounds. Rather than providing oxygen or absorbing tissue fluids, ON101 reshapes and rebalances chronic wounds’ microenvironment to enable accelerated, better wound healing.
Oxygenation therapy is mainly used for non-ischemic ulcer conditions. NPWT is not recommended for the healing of non-surgical diabetic wounds. Both of these therapies have their limitations. However, ON101, as a macrophage regulator, is not restricted by these conditions. Our randomized controlled trial does not set limitations to ulcer etiology, whether neuropathic, ischemic or neuro-ischemic, ensuring broader applicability and efficacy across different types of ulcers. (Huang et al., 2021)
Q5.
When should I start using the product?
A5.
Once etiological factors (i.e. perfusion, infection) is corrected, Bonvadis® can be applied after sharp debridement.
Q6.
How long is the course of treatment? How many tubes do I need to use?
A6.
~1 tube heals smaller or less complex ulcers in 2-4 weeks. 2 to 3 tubes can heal hard-to-heal ulcers in 8 to 12 weeks.
Q7.
Can we use Bonvadis® in poorly controlled diabetes patients?
A7.
Yes. Evidence from our RCT and the real world show that even when a patient’s HbA1c level is over 9%, the closure of the ulcer is not affected.
Q8.
Can we use Bonvadis® in osteomyelitis patients?
A8.
Bonvadis® can be applied after osteomyelitis tissue or bone is surgically removed.