Betadine Dry Powder Spray 55g, Povidone-Iodine Antiseptic Powder Spray for Cleansing Minor Cuts & Grazes, No-Touch Aerosol Application for Home & Travel First Aid

Description

Applying antiseptic to a tender graze without touching it is exactly what Betadine Dry Powder Spray is designed for. This aerosol delivers povidone-iodine as a fine dry powder, so you can treat a minor wound from a short distance - no cotton wool, no contact, and no pressing on a sore area. The active is povidone-iodine, a well-established antiseptic, presented in a no-touch dry powder spray used to help cleanse minor cuts and grazes. The format has clear, practical advantages over a liquid: it's genuinely hands-free and hygienic, it reaches awkward spots easily, and the dry powder finish is far more comfortable on a grazed area than dabbing with a soaked pad - a particular relief for children who flinch at having a wound touched. Because it's an aerosol, it's quick to apply and simple to use one-handed. The 55g can is a handy size for the home first-aid cupboard and for travelling, camping or sports bags. It's especially popular with parents of active children and anyone who wants the gentlest, least fiddly way to apply an antiseptic. Always read the label and enclosed information, hold the can at the recommended distance, use only as directed, and seek medical advice for deep, large or serious wounds. Who it's for: parents of active children, travellers and campers, and anyone who prefers a no-touch antiseptic. For external use on minor wounds; follow all label directions; avoid inhaling the spray and keep away from eyes. FAQ. What's the active ingredient? Povidone-iodine, as a dry powder. Why choose a powder spray? It's no-touch, hygienic and comfortable on tender grazes. How is it applied? Sprayed from a short distance, as directed on the can. What size is it? A 55g aerosol can.

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