Rashfree Cream | Effective for Rashes Caused by Nappy/Diaper & Tight Clothing

Overview Rashfree Cream | Effective for Rashes Caused by Nappy/Diaper & Tight Clothing

Diaper rash prevention is achieved with Rashfree Cream, a formulation combining benzalkonium chloride and zinc oxide to create a protective skin barrier against diaper contact.

Primary Ingredients of Rashfree Cream | Effective for Rashes Caused by Nappy/Diaper & Tight Clothing

• One gram includes 0.1% w/w Benzalkonium Chloride, Indian Pharmacopoeia standard.
• Zinc oxide, pharmaceutical grade, 8.5% by weight.
• Sufficient cream base to achieve desired consistency.

Major Benefits of Rashfree Cream | Effective for Rashes Caused by Nappy/Diaper & Tight Clothing:

• Rashfree cream prevents and treats rashes.
• This effectively treats rashes resulting from diaper or clothing irritation.
• It relieves itchy, irritated skin.

How to Use Rashfree Cream | Effective for Rashes Caused by Nappy/Diaper & Tight Clothing:

Gently spread a meager layer over the problem zone multiple times each day as needed.

Safety Instruction of Rashfree Cream | Effective for Rashes Caused by Nappy/Diaper & Tight Clothing:

• Keep below 30 degrees Celsius.
• Keep dry.
• Keep from freezing.
• Most patients tolerate it well. However, a few individuals might develop symptoms suggestive of an allergic response, such as skin eruptions, urticaria, and pruritus.
• Consult your physician immediately if you experience any of the following: Severe reactions may present as wheezing, chest constriction, fever, pruritus, severe cough, cyanosis, convulsions, or facial, lip, tongue, or throat swelling.
• Replace soiled or wet diapers immediately; thoroughly clean the affected skin and ensure complete drying.
• Always store this medication, and all other medications, securely away from children. Never give your medication to anyone else, and use it only as directed by your doctor.
• Seek professional medical advice to confirm the suitability of this information for your individual health situation.
• Topical medications are generally unaffected by other medications you take. However, drug interactions are common among orally administered drugs. Inform all your healthcare professionals of every medication you're using, encompassing prescription and non-prescription drugs, supplements, and herbal remedies.
• Topical cream: Report any skin reactions or irritation to your doctor. Avoid application around the eyes or on broken skin.
• Instructions: Seek medical advice if symptoms persist or intensify after one week. Keep out of eyes. External application only.