udocrem Healing Cream is a soothing emollient cream which aids and assists in the management of nappy rash, eczema, abrasions, minor skin irritations, wounds, pressure sores and incontinence dermatitis.

Sudocrem Healing Cream assist to soothe and heal the irritated area while protecting the skin from further irritation.

Sudocrem Healing Cream does NOT contain any nut ingredient

Sudocrem Healing Cream is Recommended for minor skin disorders such as:

- Nappy Rash
- Dermatitis
- Cuts and Abrasions
- Minor Burns (inc. Sunburn)
- Incontinence Dermatitis
- Eczema
- Scratches
- Bruising
- Chapped Hands
- Rough Skin

Nappy Rash
Even the best cared for babies may experience nappy rash. Your baby’s tender skin is delicate and can be irritated by stools, urine, humidity, detergents, soaps, alcohol and chemicals in lotions and oils.

Sudocrem Healing Cream protects your baby’s skin from coming into contact with irritants, which is the best prevention.

Sudocrem Healing Cream soothes the burning and itching sensation of nappy rash, heals the skin and provides a protective barrier to assist in the management of nappy rash.

Eczema, Abrasions, Minor Skin Irritations

The healing properties of Sudocrem Healing Cream make it an effective treatment for minor skin disorders such as wounds, scratches, dermatitis, bruising, cuts and abrasions.

Sudocrem Healing Cream also provides soothing relief to minor skin irritations such as chapped hands and rough skin.

You may also use Sudocrem Healing Cream to provide symptomatic relief of minor burns (including sunburn) and eczema.

 

Extended Information:
FAQ from Sudocrem Supplier Website.
What is the active ingredient in Sudocrem?
Zinc Oxide (15.25% W/W)
Can I put Sudocrem on any part of the body?
Sudocrem is suitable to put on any external part of the body, just be mindful that if it does come in contact with the eyes or mouth it may cause irritation.

Is Sudocrem suitable for sensitive skin?
For those with sensitive skin, always remember to do a small patch test on an unaffected area of the skim, prior to application to the affected area. Apply Sudocrem in a thin layer, wait 24 hours and if no irritation is experience, apply to the affected area as directed.

Sudocrem is causing an irritation on the skin.
Skin irritation from Sudocrem is rare, but may be caused by hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients. If irritation occurs discontinue use.

Does Sudocrem contain any nut ingredients?
No, Sudocrem contains no peanut or arachis oil.
I have heard nappy rash creams may clog nappies, making them less effective - does this happen with Sudocrem?
If Sudocrem is applied correctly (i.e. a small amount applied thinly), there is no evidence to suggest that it will have a negative effect on the ability of nappies to absorb urine.
How do you remove Sudocrem from fabric and carpets?
Scrape of excess with a blunt knife. Soak areas with clean warm water (40°C). It is best to work in small sections at a time. Apply a mild, diluted washing up liquid with a nailbrush. Work up a good lather. Sponge off and rinse with warm water. Repeat if necessary.

What should I do if Sudocrem is ingested?
Large amounts ingested accidently may cause vomiting or diarrhoea. No known cases of overdose have been reported. Seek medical advice if concerned and adverse affects persist.

What should be done if contact is made with the eyes?
If contact with eyes occurs, irrigate immediately with water for at least 5 minutes. If any adverse affects persist, seek medical advice.

Can Sudocrem be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding?
There are no known contraindications with the use in pregnancy and lactation.