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Secura Zinc Oxide Skin Protectant 2.75-ounce Tube
Secura Zinc Oxide Skin Protectant is a scented cream formulated to help treat and prevent skin rash caused by diaper use or prolonged exposure to feces, urine, or both. Zinc oxide forms a protective barrier on the skin, helping seal out wetness while allowing the skin underneath to begin healing. This 2.75-ounce (78 gram) tube is easy to store in a diaper bag, bedside caddy, or bathroom cabinet, making it a convenient addition to any skin care routine for babies, children, or adults who need dependable rash protection.
Along with zinc oxide, this skin protectant cream is enhanced with allantoin and vitamin E to help soothe skin, while clove oil naturally helps control odor. The formula is pediatric tested, so it can be used as a gentle yet effective diaper rash cream for infants, and it's also suitable for older children and adults dealing with incontinence-related skin irritation. Because it is CHG compatible, caregivers can incorporate it into skin care routines that also use chlorhexidine gluconate antiseptic products without concern.
Secura's zinc oxide formula is a trusted choice for caregivers, home health aides, and clinical settings alike, offering a reliable way to manage moisture-associated skin damage. Whether used for everyday diaper changes or as part of an incontinence care plan, this scented protectant cream helps keep skin dry, comfortable, and protected against further irritation.
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