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Calamine Lotion for Rash Relief
Calamine Lotion for Rash Relief

Calamine Lotion for Skin Irritation Relief 6 oz

by Major Pharmaceuticals
Sale 37%
$ 4.95
$ 3.10
SKU 00904-2533-21

Calamine lotion is a topical medication widely used to relieve itching and discomfort caused by skin irritations. It is primarily used for conditions like poison ivy, poison oak, insect bites, and minor skin rashes. The lotion combines zinc oxide and ferric oxide, providing a soothing effect while protecting skin. Calamine lotion helps to dry oozing from minor irritations, promotes skin healing, and reduces inflammation. It is an over-the-counter remedy frequently recommended for its mild and gentle action on sensitive skin.

Introducing Calamine Lotion 6 oz by Major Pharmaceuticals, a trusted solution for soothing skin irritations. Known for its calming and refreshing properties, this classic formulation is designed to provide effective relief from minor itching and discomfort. Ideal for those requiring a reliable aid in alleviating skin irritations stemming from sunburn, insect bites, and minor rashes, Calamine Lotion remains an essential item in every medicine cabinet.

Product Details and Features

  • Size: 6 oz bottle, convenient for home use or on-the-go relief
  • Active Ingredients: Calamine 8%, Zinc Oxide 8%
  • Formulation: A pink, lightweight lotion with a smooth consistency for easy application
  • Safety: Clinically tested and dermatologist recommended
  • Packaging: Comes in a secure, tightly sealed bottle to prevent leakage

Mechanism of Action

Calamine Lotion works by delivering two key active ingredients: calamine and zinc oxide. Calamine acts as a skin protectant, soothing minor skin discomforts, while zinc oxide provides a protective barrier, reducing irritation and preventing further dehydration of the skin. Together, they work to cool and soothe irritated skin, promoting faster recovery.

Directions for Use

1. Shake well before use to ensure proper mixing of ingredients.
2. Cleanse the affected area thoroughly and pat it dry.
3. Apply the lotion liberally to the affected area using a clean cotton ball, gauze pad, or your fingertips.
4. Allow it to dry completely. The lotion will leave a thin layer of pink residue that helps in continuous relief.
5. Minimum of  3-4 applications a day or as needed until symptoms improve.

Warnings

  • For external use only.
  • Avoid contact with eyes.** In case of contact, rinse thoroughly with water.
  • Discontinue use and consult a doctor if condition worsens or if symptoms last for more than 7 days.
  • Keep out of reach of children. If ingested, seek medical help or contact a Poison
  • Control Center immediately.

Side Effects

Calamine Lotion is generally well-tolerated, but some individuals may experience:

  • Mild dryness or flaking of the skin
  • Very rarely, skin irritation in sensitive areas

If any side effects become severe or are of concern, discontinuation of use is advised, and consultation with a healthcare professional is recommended.

Experience time-tested relief with Calamine Lotion 6 oz by Major Pharmaceuticals – your skin’s soothing ally for a calm and comfortable feel.

Calamine Lotion for Skin Irritation Relief 6 oz
Calamine Lotion for Skin Irritation Relief 6 oz
$ 4.95 $ 3.10
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