Scarlet Red Ointment: Uses, Ingredients & Benefits | [Your Brand/Site Name]
Scarlet Red Ointment refers to a petroleum-based wound dressing manufactured by Tyco Healthcare and supplied by Kendall. Doctors use Scarlet Red Ointment to promote re-epithelialization, or the regrowth of certain body cells, after severe burns, wounds or surgical operations.-
Features
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Scarlet Red Ointment contains 45 to 55 percent petroleum jelly, 35 to 45 percent lanolin, 2 to 10 percent olive oil and 2 to 10 percent scarlet red coloring. The ointment is red and has a mild odor, according to Kendall.
Storage
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Store Scarlet Red Ointment in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. Keep away from heat and strong oxidizing agents. Keep the container tightly closed when not in use.
Safety
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Only use Scarlet Red Ointment on your skin. If you get Scarlet Red Ointment in your eyes, flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Do not induce vomiting in patients who ingest Scarlet Red Ointment; instead, get medical help and have the person drink water.
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