Zinc paste 25%, 25 g

Diaper rash treatment. The drug is also used as a first aid for minor skin injuries (minor burns, cuts, scrapes and sunburn).

For external use only.
'Diaper' rash in infants, treatment: wash and dry the affected area before use. When the first signs of redness, diaper rash or slight skin lesions appear, the paste is applied 3 or more times a day, as needed, usually with any change of diapers (diapers).
Cuts, scratches and sunburn: Apply in a thin layer, if necessary, apply a gauze bandage. Apply only to superficial and uninfected lesions.

per 100 g:
Zinc oxide (zinc oxide) - 25 g
Excipients: potato starch -25 g, petroleum jelly - up to 100 g

Increased individual sensitivity to the components of the drug.

Trade name: Zinc paste

INN or Group Name: Zinc Oxide &

Dosage form:

paste for external use

Composition
per 100 g:
Zinc oxide (zinc oxide) - 25 g
Excipients: potato starch -25 g, petroleum jelly - up to 100 g

Description: paste, white or white with a yellowish sheen.

Pharmacotherapeutic group:

dermatoprotective agent.

ATX code: [D02AB]

Pharmacological properties
Zinc paste is an anti-inflammatory local agent, has an adsorbing antiseptic, astringent and drying effect. When used in children, it helps prevent diaper rash, protects against urine and other irritants and softens irritated skin. Reduces exudation and weeping, relieves local inflammation and irritation. The symptomatic and protective effect of the drug is determined by zinc oxide. Zinc oxide, in combination with a petroleum jelly base, creates a physical barrier, forming a protective coating on the skin that reduces the effects of irritants on the affected area and prevents rashes.

Indications for use
Treatment of diaper rash. The drug is also used as a first aid for minor skin injuries (minor burns, cuts, scrapes and sunburn).

Contraindications
Increased individual sensitivity to the components of the drug.

Method of administration and dosage
For external use only.
'Diaper' rash in infants, treatment: wash and dry the affected area before use. When the first signs of redness, diaper rash or slight skin lesions appear, the paste is applied 3 or more times a day, as needed, usually with any change of diapers (diapers).
Cuts, scratches and sunburn: Apply in a thin layer, if necessary, apply a gauze bandage. Apply only to superficial and uninfected lesions.

Side effects
Possible hypersensitivity reactions to the drug: itching, hyperemia, rash at the sites of application of the ointment.

Overdose
Not known.

Interaction with other medicinal products
None known.

special instructions

The paste is intended for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If rash persists within 48-72 hours, see a doctor. The paste should not be applied if there is an infection on the damaged skin.

Release form
Paste for external use 25%.
25 g, 40 g in orange glass jars.
30 g, 40 g in aluminum tubes.
64 (or 49 or 36) cans of 25 g; 64 (or 49, or 36) cans of 40 g with an equal number of instructions for use are placed in a group carton package.
1 can, tube, together with instructions for use, are placed in a cardboard box.
1 can, tube is placed in a cardboard box, on which the full text of the instructions for use is applied.

Storage
conditions Store at a temperature of 12 to 25 ? C, protected from light.
Keep out of the reach of children.

Shelf life is
5 years.
Do not use after the expiration date printed on the package.

Terms of dispensing from pharmacies:

without recipe.