Product Images Antiseptic Skin Cleanser

This is a drug facts sheet that provides instructions on how to use the product for surgical hand scrubbing, patient care, healthcare personnel hand washing, skin wound and general skin cleansing. It also includes warnings to use the product externally only and to be careful to avoid contact with eyes, ears, and mouth. People who are allergic to chlorhexidine gluconate or any other ingredient in this product should not use it. The text also lists symptoms of a severe allergic reaction and advises users to seek medical help if necessary. Instructions are given for proper use and handling to avoid injury or damage to the eyes, ears, or skin.*

This is a set of instructions for using a surgical hand scrub, healthcare personnel handwash, and skin wound/general skin cleaning. It includes warnings of irritation or allergic reactions and advises to seek medical help if they occur. It instructs to keep the products out of reach of children and to contact poison control if swallowed. Additionally, it cautions to use with care in infants under 2 months old as the product may cause irritation or chemical burns.*

This is a Drug Facts label for a product with active ingredient(s) not mentioned. The text provides instructions on how to use the product, some precautions, inactive ingredients, and a contact number for the manufacturer for questions or comments. There are also laundering instructions indicated for using the product. The label includes a disclaimer that the product is not manufactured or distributed by the owner of a registered trademark.*

The text seems to be a description of a skincare product called "Optaar WA Free Antiseptic Foaming Skin Cleanser". The product contains an antiseptic solution that helps remove dirt and bacteria from the skin. The product comes in a 532 ml bottle labeled in ounces and has the Chovetine Luchate 44 50lutin printed on it.*

The text appears to be a description of a pre-surgical antiseptic cleanser kit that includes a sponge and a 15 mL liquid pouch of Chlorhexidine Gluconate 4%, which is used as a wound and general skin cleanser for patient pre-operative skin preparation. The kit is designed to be used twice, and the weight of each kit is 0.17 lbs (79.62 g).*

This is a pre-surgical antiseptic skin cleanser containing 4% Chlorhexidine Gluconate. It is used for patient pre-operative skin preparation and wound/general skin cleansing. It comes packaged in a sponge pouch weighing 0.17 pounds (79.62 grams).*

This appears to be a label of a Pre-Surgical Cleanser Kit that contains 4% Chlorhexidine Gluconate and Antisoptio Lauid. It is used for preoperative preparation and wound and general cleaning. The kit seems to contain a 0.17 oz bottle.*

This appears to be a label for an antiseptic skin cleanser containing chlorhexidine gluconate. Available in a 0.5 fluid ounce (15 milliliter) bottle size. There are repeated mentions of "tear at notch," however, it is unclear what this refers to without additional context.*

This is a value size, dye-free antiseptic skin cleanser that contains 4% Chlorhexidine Gluconate. It has antiseptic and antimicrobial properties, making it suitable for skin wound and general skin cleansing.*

is a description based on the given text: This is a product recommended by Walgreens pharmacist and is distributed by Walgreens. It contains Chlorhexidine Gluconate and is useful for surgical hand scrub to reduce microorganisms on the hands and forearm before surgery or patient care. It is also useful for healthcare personnel handwash to reduce bacteria that can cause disease and for general skin cleansing. The product is not manufactured or distributed by Mélnlycke Healthears, owner of the registered trademark Hibiclens®.*

This is a Drug Facts label that provides information about the use and warnings associated with a given medication. The medication is for external use only. The label warns of severe side effects such as difficulty breathing, swelling, and hives, and advises patients not to use it if they are allergic to any of the ingredients or if they have had prior reactions to them. The instructions caution against contact with sensitive areas, such as the eyes and mouth or genital area, and advise immediate washing with water in the event of accidental contact. The product is recommended for surgical hand scrubbing and should be used with care around premature infants and infants under two months old as it may cause irritation or chemical burns. The label also instructs healthcare personnel to wash their hands vigorously for 15 seconds, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Patients are advised to seek medical help if they experience a reaction. The label cautions against use on sensitive areas and advises thorough rinsing and drying. Keep out of reach of children and contact a medical professional if the medication is ingested.*

This is a Drug Facts label with information about storage and inactive ingredients. It also provides instructions for laundering and cleaning. It contains a phone number for questions or comments.*

This is a description of an antiseptic skin cleanser called "Dye-Free" that contains 4% chlorhexidine gluconate solution. It is marketed as an antimicrobial skin cleanser and comes in cream form. However, the has not captured complete and accurate information, leading to some errors and missing details.*

This is a drug facts description of an antibacterial product sold by Walgreens that contains chlorhexidine gluconate as the active ingredient. It can be used as a surgical hand scrub or healthcare personnel handwash to reduce bacteria that may cause disease. Additionally, it can also be used for skin wound and general skin cleansing. The product is distributed by Walgreens and manufactured by Melnycke Healthcare, which owns the trademark for Hibiclens*. The label includes a Walgreens pharmacist recommendation and survey.*

This is a drug facts label with warnings, directions and instructions for use of a product meant for surgical hand scrub and health care personnel handwash. The label gives important information on possible allergies and warns users not to use the product if they are allergic to any ingredient in it, in contact with meninges or wounds which are deep. The instructions also remind users to keep the product away from children and to seek medical attention in case of accidental ingestion.*

This is an advertisement for Walgreens, featuring a statement that their pharmacists recommend their products. It also mentions a survey conducted by Walgreens pharmacists. The text includes a disclaimer that one of the products, Hibiclans, is not manufactured or distributed by Molnlycho Healthcare, which owns the trademark. The text concludes with a copyright notice for WalgreenCo and a website address.*