Name: Cardinal Health Skin Barrier Protectant Cream With Manuka Honey,2oz Tube,Each,CSCCRMBH2
Brand: CARDINAL HEALTH
SKU: 44516-235939
Price: 2.89 USD
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Cardinal Health Skin Barrier Protectant Cream With Manuka Honey,2oz Tube,Each,CSCCRMBH2 - 44516-235939

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Cardinal Health Skin Barrier Protectant Cream With Manuka Honey is ideal for minor burns, cuts, and scrapes. It dries the oozing and weeping of poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac. It is a skin barrier designed to protect the skin. This cream provides temporary relief from skin irritations caused by urine, diarrhea, perspiration, fistula drainage, feeding tube site leakage, wound drainage (peri-wound skin), anorectal itching, and chafing.Features of Cardinal Health Skin Barrier Protectant Cream Protects at-risk skinContains Oxide and DimethiconeProvides a cooling sensationCHG compatibleFree from dyes, fragrances, , phthalates, sulfates, triclosan, 1,4-Dioxane, and Q-15

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Ostomy

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