Vetdrop

Chronic pain in joints, spine and tendons is a predominant problem in human medicine as well as in veterinary practice. Especially in industrialized countries, more and more domestic and sport animals suffer from the consequences of common, extremely invasive or systematic pain therapy. Vetdrop TDA is a treatment system for local therapy of local complaints. It is neither invasive nor systematic. It enables the transport of active ingredients and active substances through the skin to the exact location of the problem, without stressing the entire organism and without damaging the skin. The treatment is painless. Even sensitive or traumatized animals accept the treatment. This is because TDA therapy is very pleasant, cool and enjoyed by the animal during the treatment. The system initiates regeneration or positive immune stimulation. Vetdrop TDA combats pain, supports the healing process and promotes the quality of life and performance of the animal.

The TDA system generates oxygen from the ambient air. This is an essential part of the application. It mixes the oxygen with the ambient air afterwards in the application system, increasing the oxygen level to double or triple the normal level.. The product is then applied to the skin like a spray. The high oxygen particle pressure activates the special barrier breakers in the preparations. These open the cornea in such a way that the active ingredients can penetrate it and reach the deep dermis thanks to the extremely effective carrier substance in the product. In this way, the product can be directed precisely to the area to be treated. The amount of product is so small that it is not absorbed by the other parts of the body and remains in the problem area. It forms a depot that is then used by the body as needed. Oxygen is also a natural disinfectant. Normally, it is not possible to apply oxygen because we do not know of any system that is designed to apply oxygen for disinfecting reasons, but our system does just that.

Since it is possible to treat large areas, it is not even essential to know exactly where the problem is. It is enough to have a diagnosis of the area to be treated and that area can be treated.

Several studies and even doctoral theses have been written about this system, including with the support of the University of Zurich.