HIBICLENS

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Generic Name for HIBICLENS

Chlorhexidine gluconate 4%; skin cleanser.

Legal Classification:

OTC

Pharmacological Class for HIBICLENS

Antimicrobial.

Manufacturer of HIBICLENS

Regent Medical

Indications for HIBICLENS

Skin wound cleansing.

Adults and Children:

Rinse area, apply minimum amount to cover area, wash area and rinse thoroughly.

Precautions for HIBICLENS

Avoid eyes, ears and mouth: can cause eye injury, deafness.

Adverse Reactions for HIBICLENS

Irritation, sensitization, allergic reactions, especially in genital areas.

How is HIBICLENS supplied?

Liq—15 mL, 4 oz, 8 oz, pt, qt, gal

Related Disease:

Cleansers

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