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Antiseptic 1.3 g/L liquid by Unifirst First Aid Corporation
Antiseptic, 1.3 g/L, liquid Available over the counter. Listed by Unifirst First Aid Corporation.
Over the counter

Antiseptic

benzalkonium chloride

Listed by Unifirst First Aid Corporation

Strength
1.3 g/L
Form
Liquid
Route
Topical

What it contains

  • Benzalkonium Chloride 1.3 g/L

FDA record

Dosage form Liquid
Route Topical
Approval route OTC monograph
NDC code 47682-316
FDA application M003
RxNorm concept 1039012
Package sizes listed 1
Marketed since May 2016

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