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Drug information on Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm) (Chloroxylenol) from Reckitt & Colman India Ltd.

Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm)

  Cream
Reckitt & Colman India Ltd.
Generic : Chloroxylenol
 5.88
0.8%/25gm
25gm

Drug Name : Chloroxylenol

Chloroxylenol(Caricia Care) generic Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm) is an antimicrobial agent, prescribed as a antiseptic and disinfectant.
More Info about Chloroxylenol


Other Trade Names for Chloroxylenol

India : 

Gatiblu-D (3%/0.1%) | Decdan (0.4mg/mL) | Daksone (8mg) | Dex-V (4mg) | Zoxan-D | Zoxan-D | Demisone (0.5mg) | Dexasone (0.5mg) | Zoxan-D (0.5%w/v/ 0.1%w/v) | Decmax Inj. | Demisone Injection (4mg) | Ciplox-D (0.3%w/v/0.1%w/v) | Mosi-D (5mg/1mg/mL) | Gatiquin-P (3%w/v /0.1%w/v) | Wymesone (0.5mg) | Dexona (0.5mg/mL) | Demisone Injection (4mg) | Gatiquin-P (3%w/v /0.1%w/v) | Millicoortenol | Oflox-D (0.3%w/v/1%w/v)
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International : 

Caricia Care
Written & Compiled by Anushta Chandrapalan, M.Sc  | Medically Reviewed by The Medindia Medical Review Team on February, 2, 2017
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Medical Condition(s) for which Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm) may be prescribed

Skin Disease
Skin Disease
Skin Disorder
Skin Disorder

Side effects of Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm)

Irritation of eye and other sensitive tissues.

Dosage & When it is to be taken (Indications)

Use as directed by your physician.

How to use Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm)?

It comes as a liquid, cream, and soap to apply topically as directed by your physician.

When is Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm) not to be taken? (Contraindications)

Hypersensitivity.

Warnings and Precautions for Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm)

• Caution needed in pregnant and breast-feeding women.

• For external use only; avoid contact with your eyes and mouth.

• Avoid use on brain meninges, middle ear & other sensitive tissues.

• Aqueous solution should be freshly prepared at recommended concentration and appropriate measures must be taken to prevent contamination.

Other Precautions for Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm)

Wash your hands thoroughly after using this liquid.

Storage Conditions for Dettol Antiseptic (Skin) (25gm)

Store it at room temperature (25°C).



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