Metanium Everyday Easy Spray Barrier Lotion Protection from Nappy Rash 60ml

Easy-to-apply for light even coverage

Can last up to 30 days with 6 changes a day

For every nappy change

Store below 25?C in a cool dry place.
Store in the original carton.

Ambient

Read the entire carton before use. Keep the carton as it contains important information about Metanium? Everyday Easy Spray Barrier Lotion.

How to use
Use daily at every nappy change on clean dry skin, using clean dry hands.
1. Shake well before each use.
2. Spray at a distance from the skin (approx 20-30cm) to form a thin protective layer. 2 sprays should be enough to protect the skin.
3. Pat around the area to maximise coverage. No need to rub in.
A barrier lotion used on your baby's skin at every nappy change can form part of a healthy skincare routine.

Based on 6 changes a day with an average of 2 sprays per change this bottle should last 30 days

Possible side effects
Rarely, milk skin irritation may occur. If you notice this or any other side effect from using the lotion, stop use and tell your doctor or pharmacist. They will tell you what to do.

Precautions
Metanium? Everyday Easy Spray Barrier Lotion contains titanium dioxide, which may stain dark fabrics white.
Avoid contact with the eyes.
For external use only.
If accidentally swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show this carton.
Keep out of the sight and reach of children.

Do not use this product after the expiry date stated on the carton and bottle.

Before you use Metanium? Everyday Easy Spray Barrier Lotion
Do not use if you or your child:
Have an allergy to any of the ingredients listed.
Have broken, badly cracked, infected or bleeding skin.
Seek advice from you doctor or pharmacist in these cases.

Net Content: 60ml e

Titanium Dioxide, Dimeticone 350, Light Paraffin, Trihydroxystearin

Please Note: Whilst we make every effort to ensure that all information is up to date, the information shown on this page should not replace the advice of a medical professional, and you should always refer to the patient information leaflet before taking any medication.