Product Specifications
| Prod Model: |
ZOO |
| Markets: |
North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Africa,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe |
| Active Ingredient: |
Zinc Oxide |
| OEM: |
Available |
| Sample: |
Available |
| Pharmaceutical Technology: |
Chemical Synthesis |
| Type: |
Inorganic Chemicals |
Product Description
Zinc oxide ointment is a topical ointment used in the treatment of diaper rash, minor skin irritations, and minor burns. In addition, suppositories are useful in treating the itching and burning caused by painful bowel movements and hemorrhoids. Although this ointment is ineffective in eliminating bacterial and fungal skin infections, it can provide soothing relief from pain and irritation. It should not be used in the eyes or mouth, nor should it be used on severe burns or deep puncture wounds. Unless recommended by a medical professional, other types of ointment should not be applied on the same area being treated with zinc oxide.
Typically, zinc oxide is well tolerated and the risk of side effects is low. If, however, a person experiences side effects or irritation, he or she should notify a healthcare provider. Some infrequent side effects of using zinc oxide ointment may be allergic reaction at the application site, and hives. Patients using suppositories for the treatment of rectal irritation should stop using them if they develop rectal bleeding or their pain continues. Because zinc oxide is considered very safe, it will typically not have any negative interaction with oral medications.
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Generally, when using zinc oxide to treat skin irritations, enough of the ointment should be used to completely cover the area that needs to be treated. It usually leaves behind a white residue that a patient is not able to rub in. The cream typically can be used as often as needed, and when it's used to treat diaper rash, it should be used after every diaper change. It is of the utmost importance for a baby's caregiver to apply the ointment before bedtime when a long time period between diaper changes will occur. In addition, changing a wet diaper as soon as possible will also hasten healing.
Zinc oxide has a low incidence of adverse reactions, so it can be used by people of all ages, although pregnant women should avoid it. The U. S. Food and Drug Administration classifies zinc oxide as a category C, which indicates that the medication might be detrimental to unborn babies. It is unknown if the ointment passes through to breast milk or if it has the ability to cause harm to a nursing baby. This ointment should not be used while pregnant or nursing a baby, and should never be used on the breast area.
| Zinc Oxide Ointment | 20g:3g | 400 bottles/carton |
Qingdao Fraken International Trading Co., Ltd. is located in Qingdao City, mainly specialized in export of Health foods(Tablet, Softgel, Capsule), Nutraceutical Ingredients (botanical extract, spirulina, chlorella, biochemical products and pharmaceuticals) and Silica gel in China. At present, we have clients in over 30 countries and regions across the world. Our annual export volume is more than USD1, 000, 000.
Our company is committed to the constant improvement of our business performance through diligent and honorable efforts. We consciously and energetically develop our international business activities to foster and improve mutual understanding among customers from all over the world.
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