Hibiscrub Health Care,White, 500ml

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Do not use this medicine after theexpiry date which isprinted on the bottleafter "EXP". The expirydate refers to the lastday of that month. Antimicrobial Skin Cleanser for antiseptic handwashing on the ward, pre-operativesurgical hand disinfection and patient pre- ancpost-operative skin antisepsis.

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Hibiscrub is a clear, red, slightly viscous solution and comes inwhite bottles containing 250 ml,500 ml or 5 litres of liquid. Always use this medicine exactly as described in this leaflet or asyour doctor, pharmacist or nursehave told you. The otheringredients arepoloxamer 237,isopropyl alcohol,lauryl dimethylamine oxide,glycerol, macrogol7 glycerol cocoate,gluconolactone,perfume(Herbacol),ponceau 4R(E124), sodiumhydroxide andpurified water.Hibiscrub is also used to disinfect hands after handling infectedmaterials (antiseptichandwashing). snss|) pjoo |BU|ds pus upjq 0 |dujBX 0 joj ‘snssj) 0 AJ 0 U qyM jobjuoo }O 0 J|p u| posn 0 q )ou )sniu sujpjxsqjoiqo su sqjisujBBB psjBn|BAS sq ppoqs uojjBJBdsjd SAjjBJsdo-sjd u| ssn p ii

Hibiscrub Skin Cleanser 250ml - 1 bottle - Boots Hibiscrub Skin Cleanser 250ml - 1 bottle - Boots

Clean the fingernails with a brush orscraper. Rinsethoroughly. Forpre-operative userepeat the wash asecond time for twominutes. Hibiscrub is a clear, red, slightly viscous solution and comes in white bottles containing 250 ml, 500 ml or 5 litres of liquid. The following side effects may occur;it is not knownhow often theyoccur but availabledata suggeststhese are very rare(probably affectfewer than 1 inevery 10,000people). your body in the bath or the showeron at least twooccasions. This isusually done on theday before theoperation and theday of the operation.Use the followingmethod: Do not throw away any medicines via wastewater or householdwaste. Ask your pharmacist how tothrow away medicines you nolonger use. These measures willhelp protect the environment.

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Do not throw away any medicines via wastewater or household waste. Ask your pharmacist how to throw awaymedicines you no longer use. These measures will helpprotect the environment.