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The following 2 images provide visual information about the product associated with Bouton Eye Wash NDC 68276-004 by Aaxis Pacific, such as packaging, labeling, and the appearance of the drug itself. This resource could be helpful for medical professionals, pharmacists, and patients seeking to verify medication information and ensure they have the correct product.
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BOUTON EYE WASH is a sterile buffered isotonic solution, intended for single-use to flush and irrigate the eyes. It can help remove foreign material, pollutants, and chlorinated water or refresh irritated or red eyes. The bottle contains 16 FL OZ (473mL) of the solution and has a twist top to control the flow. The active ingredient is purified water USP 98.6%, and the solution contains potassium phosphate monobasic, sodium chloride USP, and sodium hydroxide as inactive ingredients. It is not suitable for injection, with contact lenses, lacerated or embedded objects, and should not be used if the twist top is missing, or the solution changes color or becomes cloudy. The product's warning states it is for external use only, and if it comes into contact with the eyes, a doctor should be consulted if experiencing changes in vision or continued redness, pain, if the condition worsens, or persists. If swallowed, the user should seek medical help promptly. The manufacturer is H.L. Bouton Co. Wareham, Ma. 02571, and the product is manufactured in Singapore. For further information, contact 800-426-1881 or visit www.hlbouton.com or [email protected].*
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This is a description of an eye wash solution called "Bouton" which comes in 16oz (473 mL) bottles. The solution is stated to be sterile buffered isotonic saline solution. Other details include the reorder number: OIOIS and the company that produces it: H.L. Bouton Co. based in Wareham, Massachusetts.*
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