Sunday, May 13, 2007

Calmoseptine Ointment




Calmoseptine Ointment is a multipurpose, moisture barrier ointment. It is over-the counter and does not require a prescription to obtain. It was originally developed by a pharmacist as a diaper rash ointment but, over time, has been found to be effective for a number of conditions.


Calmoseptine Ointment acts as a barrier to protect skin from moisture and irritating substances. This barrier function also helps protect the skin from drying out. In addition it has ingredients that help to draw moisture away from too moist or inflamed areas. Thus, it helps to maintain a healthy moisture balance for your skin.


Protects and helps heal skin Irritations from diper rashes, wound drainage, minor cuts, minor scrapes, minor burns and irradiated skin. It also helps heal skin irritations caused by moisture, such as perspiration.


In adults and children Calmoseptine Ointment can be used as often as needed to provide protection and relief.


It only takes a thin layer for Calmoseptine to be effective. In most cases, using too much will not cause any problems but it can be messy.


Calmoseptine does not contain Latex or any "food products" such as nut, nut oils, wheat, gluten, fish oils or dairy derivatives. People with allergies to Lanolin or Menthol may react to Calmoseptine.


Calmoseptine Ointment was formulated for use on intact or mildly damaged skin. Do not use it in deep wounds nor on mucous membranes. However, many people have used it without problems on skin transitional areas like the lips. Calmoseptine Ointment should not be used in or around the eyes.