SPECIFICATIONS

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Choice: yes

Gender: Unisex

High-concerned chemical: none

Ingredient: Iodoglycerol

NET WT: 20ml

Origin: Mainland China

Period After Opening: 3 months

• 20ml Iodine Glycerol Antiseptic Solution

  
  

• Indications: Primarily used for common oral conditions such as oral mucosal ulcers, gingivitis (swollen, bleeding gums), and pericoronitis (inflammation around wisdom teeth) .

• Usage: Apply a small amount of the solution to the affected area in the mouth using a cotton swab. This can be done 2-4 times daily.

• Note: It is typically used as a local adjunctive treatment. In clinical practice, it is sometimes combined with other procedures (like dental scaling) or medications (such as metronidazole or minocycline) for enhanced effectiveness.

🦷 Core Use: A "Specialist" in Dentistry
This is the most essential use explicitly indicated on the iodine glycerol instructions.

• Indications: Primarily used for common oral conditions such as oral mucosal ulcers, gingivitis (swollen, bleeding gums), and pericoronitis (inflammation around wisdom teeth) .

• Usage: Apply a small amount of the solution to the affected area in the mouth using a cotton swab. This can be done 2-4 times daily.

• Note: It is typically used as a local adjunctive treatment. In clinical practice, it is sometimes combined with other procedures (like dental scaling) or medications (such as metronidazole or minocycline) for enhanced effectiveness.

🩹 Extended Use: A "Versatile Agent" in Dermatology
Beyond oral care, iodine glycerol also has several applications in dermatology.

• Skin Conditions:

  • Dry, Fissured Tinea Pedis/Manus: Particularly suitable for dry, cracked skin on the palms or heels during winter.

  • Various Dermatitis/Eczema: For example, stubborn fissured eczema on the face or neurodermatitis.

  • Inflammation of the Lips and Surrounding Area: Such as cheilitis, angular cheilitis, and perioral dermatitis.

  • Other Skin Infections: Including impetigo, various pyodermas, and candidiasis affecting the vulva or other areas of the body.

• Wound Care:

  • For cleaning clean, superficial minor wounds (like scratches or cuts), a small amount of iodine glycerol can be applied after cleaning and disinfection, followed by covering with a bandage to prevent infection.

  • For pressure ulcers (bedsores) with dry scabs or chronic ulcers, it can be applied multiple times daily.