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PRODUCT PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Normal

Intact Skin

Moderate

to Severely

Dry Skin

Incontinence-

Associated

Dermatitis

Denuded

Skin

Macerated

Wet Skin

Common

Fungal

Hydrating

Cleansing Gel

Low sudsing shampoo and

body wash for use in the

shower or at bedside as a

no-rinse with wash basin

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Hydrating

Cleansing Foam

No-rinse foaming cleanser

for use on the hair, face

and entire body

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Hydrating Spray

Cleanser

Gentle spray cleanser

for no-rinse application

on hair, face and entire

body

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Nourishing Skin

Cream

Soothing moisturizer helps

restore skin’s natural

moisture balance and

barrier properties

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Lip Balm

Natural lip moisturizer that

soothes and protects

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Hydraguard™

Skin Cream

Silicone-rich formulation

that creates a breathable,

water-resistant lm over

skin as it nourishes and

moisturizes

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Z-Guard™

Skin Protectant

Paste

Indicated for the relief of

discomfort associated with

diaper rash caused by

wetness, urine and/or stool

and other macerated skin

conditions.

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Antifungal Clear

Ointment

Effective topical treatment

for common fungal

infections

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