DISINFARM SOL CUT 200ML 0.1%

DISINFARM 0.1% CUTANEA DISINFARM

active ingredients

100 g of solution contain: Benzalconio chloride (Alkyl-dimethyl-benzil ammonium chloride) 0.10 g. For excipients v. point 6.1

Excellent

Purified water - Ethyl alcohol (95°) - Lemon perfume

Therapeutic indications

Disinfection and cleansing of the skin (lower, sores, burns, etc.).

Contraindications

Hypersensitivity to the components of the product or other substances closely related to the chemical.

Population

Apply, 2-3 times a day, directly on the smooth part, briefly buffering with sterile gauze and/or hydrophilic cotton, letting it penetrate deep. The skin application is not recommended under bandage, as well as the use for wraps.

Conservation

Store the bottle well closed in the original packaging to repair the product from light, heat and moisture. _

Warnings

The product should only be used for external use. The use, especially if prolonged, of products for topical use can give rise to phenomena of hypersensitivity. In this case, stop treatment and establish suitable therapy. Do not use for prolonged treatments. Ingestion or inhalation of some disinfectants may have serious, sometimes fatal consequences. The product is flammable, do not expose the container to heat sources and do not spray on flame or body glowing. Avoid contact with eyes and middle ear. After application of the product, avoid exposure to ultraviolet rays (sun or artificial sources).

Interactions

The benzalconio chloride, contained in DISINFARM, is a cationic cleaner that tends to precipitate if it comes into contact with anionic substances, such as soaps; it is therefore recommended to avoid the contemporary use of other detergents, antiseptics and disinfectants.

Effects

It is possible, in some cases, the occurrence of intolerance (burning or irritation), generally transient and without consequences, which do not require modification of the treatment.

Overdosing

Under normal conditions of use, no overdose damage has been reported. However, prolonged contact on the skin should be avoided. Accidental ingestion can cause nausea and vomiting. Symptoms of intoxication resulting in ingestion of significant amounts of quaternary ammonia compounds include dispnea, cyanosis, asphyxiation, resulting in paralysis of respiratory muscles, SNC depression, hypotension and coma. In man the lethal dose is about 1-3 g. The treatment of poisoning is symptomatic: administer if necessary of lenitives. Avoid emesis and gastric lavender.

There are no restrictions on use during pregnancy or nursing.

Source: Farmadati