Product Images 4155 First Aid Kit

This text provides information on the distributor of the "First Aid" product, which is Honeywell Safety Products USA, Inc located in Smithfield, Rhode Island with the zip code 02917.*

This is a product label for a first-aid antibiotic ointment containing bacitracin zinc, neomycin sulfate, and polymyxin B sulfate. It is used to help prevent infection in minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. It is for external use only, and users should seek medical help in case of swallowing. The ointment is packaged in sealed packets and each packet contains a small amount of product. The label contains warnings and directions for use.*

The text on the front side shows information about a Unit Carton Printing Plate for "B" size carton, along with details about Burn Jel, including its contents, usage directions, and warnings. The text on the backside explains the active ingredient in the product and how it can be used, along with warnings to keep the product away from children and seek medical attention if swallowed. Other inactive ingredients are mentioned as well.*

This appears to be a label of Honeywell Antiseptic Towelettes which contains 6 Benzalkonium Chloride-saturated towelettes for first aid antiseptic purposes. The label also lists the manufacturer and product information along with some directions and the percentage of the active ingredient.*

This is a tamper-evident cap with a sterile isotonic solution for flushing the eyes to remove foreign matter or pollutants, as well as warnings, directions, and drug facts for the USA market. The product has a space for a lot code and supplier. It contains inactive ingredients like sodium chloride, sodium phosphate dibasic, and sodium phosphate monobasic. The product has to be used externally, and immediate medical treatment is needed for all open wounds in or near the eyes. The bottle should not be touched to any surface to avoid contamination. If the solution changes color or becomes cloudy, stop using it, and if the condition worsens or persists, consult a doctor. The product has to be kept out of reach of children. The label also includes information in Spanish and French.*

This text is a bit difficult to interpret as it seem to include a typo "Pr" instead of "Per", suggesting it may be an itemised quotation or a product label. However, based on the information available, it appears to be describing a medication called Diphenhydramine HCI. It mentions a strength of 25mg per tablet, with a container size of 200 tablets. Unfortunately, it is not possible to provide further information with the limited text available.*