Product Images 4323 First Aid Kit

This text appears to be a product label indicating that a first aid kit is distributed by Honeywell Safety Products USA, Inc, located in Smithfield, Rhode Island with zip code 02917.*

Antiseptic towelettes by Honeywell with benzalkonium chloride are a first aid antiseptic that comes in a pack of six saturated towelettes. The text also contains irrelevant characters that cannot be converted into a readable text.*

This is a product description for a unit carton printing plate for a B-sized carton from Honeywell Safety Products USA, Inc. The carton contains 10 packets of first aid burn cream with active ingredients benzalkonium chloride (0.13%) and lidocaine HCI (0.5%). The cream is for external use only and is used for temporarily relieving pain from minor burns and preventing skin infections. It comes in tamper-evident sealed packets and should not be used on the eyes or on large areas of the body. Other inactive ingredients include aloe vera, mineral oil, and glycerin. The packet weight is 1/32 oz (0.9g), and the product should be kept out of reach of children. Directions for use include cleaning the affected area and applying a small amount of the product 1 to 3 times daily, and a doctor should be consulted for children under 2 years. There is a 1-7/8" dimension reference at the end.*

This is a description of WaterJel Instant Gen Sanitizer Antiseptic Gel which comes in a 240mL (8 fl oz) bottle. The gel is enriched with Vitamin E & Aloe and can kill 99.9% germs without using water, making it a convenient and effective option for sanitizing hands.*

This text appears to be a list of product information for a Sting Relief Wipes, including the product code, brand name, and intended use for minor cuts, scrapes, and insect bites. It also mentions that the wipes come in single-use pouches and are made in the USA, and there is some garbled text that seems to reference ingredients and directions for use.*

This text appears to be a label of a product named "Honeywell Lavage Oculaire" used for eye flushing. It contains drug facts, usage instructions, warnings, and contact information. However, the text is partially illegible, and some of it is in a non-English language.*