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Diaper Rash skin protectant 136.4 mg/g, 469.9 mg/g ointment by Universal Distribution Centre LLC
Diaper Rash skin protectant, 136.4 mg/g, 469.9 mg/g, ointment Available over the counter. Listed by Universal Distribution Centre LLC.
Over the counter

Diaper Rash skin protectant

Lanolin and Petrolatum

Listed by Universal Distribution Centre LLC

Strength
136.4 mg/g, 469.9 mg/g
Form
Ointment
Route
Topical

What it contains

  • Lanolin 136.4 mg/g
  • Petrolatum 469.9 mg/g

This is a combination product. It is not interchangeable with a single-ingredient medicine containing only one of these.

FDA record

Dosage form Ointment
Route Topical
Approval route OTC monograph
NDC code 52000-073
FDA application M016
Package sizes listed 1
Marketed since January 2021

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Information only, not medical advice. Nothing on this page indicates that a medication is safe or suitable for you. Speak to a prescriber or pharmacist before starting, stopping or switching any medicine.