A AND D OINTMENT

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Generic Name for A AND D OINTMENT

Anhydrous lanolin, petrolatum, etc.

Legal Classification:

OTC

Manufacturer of A AND D OINTMENT

Merck & Co., Inc.

Indications for A AND D OINTMENT

Diaper rash.

Children's dosing for A AND D OINTMENT

Apply at each diaper change.

Also:

How is A AND D OINTMENT supplied?

Oint—1.5oz, 4oz, 1lb
Oint with Zinc Oxide—1.5oz, 3.5oz, 4oz
Crm with Zinc Oxide—4oz

Related Disease:

Diaper rash

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