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Supports Wound Healing
from the Inside Out

Introducing Argie

Argie Wound Care provides key nutrients that support muscle health, skin integrity, and promotes effective wound healing, reducing the likelihood of infection.

High in energy and protein, enriched with the right balance of L-Arginine, Zinc, and Vitamin C.

Argie is backed by science to support wound healing and recovery from the inside out.

Nutritional Support for Wound Healing

Ready-to-drink, Argie Arginine Oral Nutritional Supplement is made in Australia and backed-by-science to support wound healing, nourishing the body from the inside out.

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2.0
kcal/mL 

Helps meet increased energy demands during wound healing2,3,4,5 supporting collagen synthesis and helping maintain body weights6.

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15g
Protein

A good source of protein for wound healing2,3,4,5 supporting collagen synthesis, immune function, muscle mass maintenance and tissue repair7.

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4.5g
L-Arginine

An essential amino acid during wound healing that must be obtained from the diets. It promotes blood flow to the wound site, supports collagen synthesis and depositions, aiding tissue repair and healing6.

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Zinc
Good Source

Enriched with Zinc to support wound healing, tissue regeneration and immune functions6.

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Vitamin C
Good Source

Helps meet increased energy needs during wound healing, supporting collagen synthesis and maintaining body weight.

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150mL
Low Volume

High-calorie, small-volume supplement for easier consumption and better compliance.

Argie Arginine Supplement 150mL

12 pack

$47.40

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Fun Fact

The name ‘Argie’ is a play on its key ingredient, L-Arginine, an amino acid known for its role in wound healing.

Partnering for Better Wound Care

Argie is brought to you by Flavour Creations – a 100% Australian owned and operated company.

Together, Flavour Creations and Wounds Australia are dedicated to raising awareness about the vital role nutrition plays in wound healing to enhance patient outcomes across Australia.

Flavour Creations is committed to amplifying the Be Wound Aware campaign by educating both healthcare professionals and patients on nutrition's critical role for wound care.

As part of this commitment, we'll feature the Be Wound Aware initiative across Argie Wound Care packaging and marketing.

To support Wounds Australia research and educational resources, Flavour Creations will make a donation for every can of Argie Wound Care sold.

Look for the Be Wound Aware campaign on Argie packaging!

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Argie Wound Care is brought to you by Flavour Creations – a 100% Australian owned and operated company who has been developing science-backed nutrition solutions for over 28 years.

Visit the Flavour Creations website to learn more.

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Food for special medical purposes. Formulated to provide Protein and L-Arginine for the dietary management of wound care. Use under medical supervision.
Not for parenteral use. Not suitable as a sole source of nutrition or for children under 3 years of age.

References:

1. Wounds Australia. (n.d.). Home. Wounds Australia. Retrieved 5 March 2024, from https:/ /woundsaustralia.org/ 2. National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel, European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, & Pan Pacific Pressure Injury Alliance. (2025). Nutrition in pressure injury prevention. In E. Haesler(Ed.), Prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers/injuries: Clinical practice guideline. The international guideline: 4th edition. 3. Trans-Tasman Dietetic Wound Care Group. (2011). Evidence based practice guidelines for the dietetic management of adults with pressure injuries. Dietitians NZ & Dietitians Association of Australia. 4. Soares do Espirito Santo, A. C, et al. (2024). Impact of oral nutritional supplement composition on healing of different chronic wounds: A systematic review. Nutrition, 124, 112449. https:/ /doi.org/10.1016/j.nut.2024.112449 5. European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, National Pressure Injury Advisory Panel, & Pan Pacific Pressure Injury Alliance. (2019). Prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers/injuries: Quick reference guide (E. Haesler, Ed.). EPUAP/NPIAP/PPPIA B. 6. Stechmiller, J. K. (2010). Understanding the role of nutrition and wound healing. Nutritional Clinical Practice, 25(1), 61-68. https://doi.org/10.1177/0884533609358997 7. Quain, A. M., & Khardori, N. M. (2015). Nutrition in wound care management: A comprehensive overview. Wounds, 27(12), 327-335.