Dermachange Jock Powder
Product Images NDC 83520-961

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Label (214873 Plw Foot2 32 Dermachange Foot Powder 2.5oz F B Alt Approval Form Copy)

The text provides information about Dermachange Antifungal Foot Powder containing Miconazole Nitrate 2%. It is designed to cure most cases of athlete's foot by absorbing excess moisture, relieving itching, and helping with burning and scaling associated with the condition. The product is talc-free and comes in a 2.5 oz container. The text also includes Drug Facts, Directions for use, Warnings, and Inactive ingredients. Keep out of eyes and if swallowed, contact a Poison Control Center. Consult a doctor if irritation continues after 4 weeks of use.*

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Label (214875 Plw Jockp 32 Dermachange Jock Powder 2.5oz Fb Alt Approval Form Copy)

This is a description of Dermachange antifungal jock powder with miconazole nitrate 2%, designed to cure most jock itch. The talc-free formula absorbs excess moisture and provides relief from itching, burning, and scaling. It is comparable to Zeasorb® and is for external use only. The directions mention applying a thin layer of the product twice daily for two weeks and supervising children in its use. The product is not effective on the scalp or nails. The inactive ingredients include corn starch, fragrance, potassium sorbate, rice starch, and sodium benzoate. The packaging states it is not manufactured or distributed by Crown Laboratories, the owner of Zeasorb®.*

* These product label images have been analyzed using experimental machine learning. Please verify findings with the primary label text.