Rashfree®

Rashfree® What exactly is this Rashfree®? Benzalkonium chloride and zinc oxide are the active ingredients in the cream sold under the trade name Rashfree®. Zinc oxide is a topical skin treatment that is used as a protective coating for moderate skin irritations and abrasions. It is applied directly to the affected area of the skin. It is able to speed up the healing process of diaper rash and chapped skin. Zinc oxide may be used as a gentle astringent, and it also possesses some antiseptic effects. Zinc oxide is a popular ingredient in products that are used to treat or prevent diaper rash. This ingredient works by creating a barrier of protection between the skin and the diaper. Instructions on How to Use Immediately replace diapers that are both dirty and damp. After cleaning the diaper region, you should let it air dry. At sleep and other times when the skin may be exposed to wet diapers for an extended amount of time, apply the cream as frequently as is necessary and do so with each change of diaper. This is especially important. How Does it Operate? Those who are deficient in certain minerals can benefit significantly from zinc oxide's provision of these vital elements. Benzalkonium chloride is an antimicrobial agent that acts by destroying microbial cells by rupturing their cell membranes. This decreases the permeability of the cells, which ultimately results in the death of the microorganisms. Frequent Adverse Reactions Individuals who use zinc oxide run the risk of experiencing the following negative effects: Rash,\sUrticaria, Mouth swelling and difficulty breathing are the symptoms. Individuals who use benzalkonium chloride may have the following adverse effects as a result of their medication: a paralysis of the muscles that control breathing, Convulsions, cyanosis, death, difficulty breathing, muscle weakness, and so on and so forth. atopic contact dermatitis, anxiety, collapsing, irritability, nausea, and vomiting