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Medi-First Ivy-Rid 3 oz Spray Can Relief from Itching and Discomfort 1 Count

Medi-First Ivy-Rid 3 oz Spray Can Relief from Itching and Discomfort 1 Count

Medi-First Ivy-Rid 3 oz Spray Can Relief from Itching and Discomfort 1 Count

USD 13.57 USD
SKU: CMIw6qgn
Condition: New

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Return Shipping Will Be Paid ByBuyer
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Item Must Be Returned Within30 Days
Refund Will Be Given AsMoney Back
TypeSpray
BrandShippingSuppliesByMail
MPNMS-60255-1-ES
ModelIvy-Rid Spray

Description:Use Ivy-Rid for the relief of itching and discomfort of poison ivy, poison oak and insect bites from mosquitoes, chiggers, bees and wasps. Convenient spray provides a film coating which prevents the spreading of poison ivy and poison oak.Item Specification:Package Quantity: 1 Spray Can.Expiration Date: At least 6 monthsNet Weight: 3 Oz. (85g).Active Ingredients: Benzocaine 5.0% w/w, Benzethonium Chloride 0.15% w/w.Relief from itching and discomfort due to: Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Poison Sumac Insect Bites, Minor skin Irritations.Drug Fact:Active ingredientsBenzocaine 5.0% w/wBenzethonium 0.15% w/wPurposeTopical anestheticUsesFor temporarily relief of pain and itching and to help protect against infection inMinor skin irritationsRashes due to poison ivy, poison sumac and insect bitesWarningsFor external use onlyExtremely FlammableKeep away from flameContents under pressureDo not puncture or incinerate containerDo not expose to temperature above 120ºFDo not useIn or near eyes or other mucous membranesIn case of serious burnsIn deep puncture woundsFor a prolonged period of timeOn large portions of bodyKeep out of the reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.DirectionsClean the affected areaShake can well before usingHold 4-6 inches from surface and spray area until wetFor adult institutional use onlyNot intended for use on childrenInactive IngredientsIsopropyl myristate, PVP-VA, SDA-40-200 alcohol, n-butane, propane, isobutane

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