Betadine Ointment 40g, Povidone-Iodine Antiseptic Ointment for Cleansing Minor Cuts, Grazes & Skin, Non-Runny Long-Contact Formula for Home First Aid - Use as Directed

Description

Sometimes a liquid antiseptic simply runs off before it can do its job, and that's where the Betadine Ointment 40g comes into its own. Its thicker, non-runny formula stays exactly where you put it, making it ideal for areas where a solution would drip away. The ointment contains povidone-iodine, a well-established antiseptic, and is used to help cleanse minor cuts, grazes and areas of skin. The key difference from the solution is the format: an ointment clings to the skin, giving prolonged contact on the treated area and a small protective, non-drip layer. That makes it especially convenient for awkward spots, for wounds you want to keep covered under a dressing or plaster, and for anyone who finds a runny liquid messy to apply. A little spread over the area goes a long way. The 40g tube is a practical size for the home first-aid kit and travels well without the spill risk of a bottle. It's a smart companion to a liquid antiseptic - the solution for quick cleansing, the ointment for staying power under a dressing. Always read the label and enclosed information, use only as directed, and seek medical advice for wounds that are deep, large, serious or not healing. Who it's for: households wanting a non-runny antiseptic, anyone dressing minor wounds under plasters, and those who find liquids messy. For external use on minor wounds; follow all label directions and cautions. FAQ. How is it different from the solution? The ointment stays put for prolonged contact and won't drip. What's the active ingredient? Povidone-iodine. Can I use it under a plaster? It suits wounds you want to keep covered - follow the label. What size is the tube? 40g.

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