Bepanthen Baby Ointment 30g

- MAL20000874X - This is a medicine product advertisement - Uses: - Protect and promote natural healing of your baby’s delicate skin, against nappy rash - Treatment of sore/cracked nipples, dry, chapped and cracked skin - Suitable for minor skin injuries as it’s free from fragrance, preservatives and colorants - Product Description: - Bepanthen ointment, is a suitable solution for diaper rash as an ointment base formulation offers better protection against nappy (diaper) wetness - Bepanthen ointment contains the active ingredient dexpanthenol which is converted in skin cells to pantothenic acid - Pantothenic acid, vitamin B5 is known for its skin healing, repairing properties, as such plays a part in both the formation and the regeneration of the skin - Hence, bepanthen ointment has a dual action benefit: - Protection bepanthen ointment forms a long-lasting breathable barrier protecting against the irritants that cause nappy rash - Gentle healing dexpanthenol penetrates deeply into the skin and accelerates the natural healing process from within - How should Bepanthen ointment be used - Infant care: at each nappy (diaper) changes, spread over your baby's bottom and groin, after cleaning these areas thoroughly with water - Nursing mothers: - Apply to the nipples after each breast feeding - It is recommended to clean the breast before each breastfeeding - Damaged skin: - Apply one, more times daily and as need - Bepanthen Ointment may be used during pregnancy and while breastfeeding - What does Bepanthen Ointment contain - Each gram contains 50mg of dexpanthenol - No added colourant, fragrance & preservative - Warnings: - It is important that you follow the dosage instructions contained in the leaflet - Should you feel that this product is too weak or too strong, consult your physician and pharmacist - Close tube tightly after use and store where it will be protected from heat and out of reach of children - This medicine should not be used after the expiry date (EXP) shown on the pack - You can obtain further information from your physicians and pharmacist