(autoclave 24/39 l) VASELINE for cover, tube 50g
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ESTEAUTC399
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Account code:
60210
HS Code:
841990
Last Updated on:
06/12/2025, 22:05:49
Former
Code(s):
-X ESTEAUTO39C SMSUVASE399
Thermosensitive codes are defined for storage and transportation temperature requirements of the products.
VASELINE
Definition
A translucent, semisolid substance made from a combination of mineral oils and waxes. Its jelly-like consistency makes it highly versatile, and it is widely used as a lubricant or skin protectant.
- It forms a protective barrier on the skin, keeping out dirt while locking in
- It reduces irritation and friction, making it ideal for preventing diaper rash.
- It supports the healing of minor cuts, scrapes, and burns by creating a moist environment for skin repair.
- It helps moisturise and protect at-risk newborns skin prone to eczema.
- It is also used as a lubricant for autoclave covers
Recognised by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as an approved over-the-counter (OTC) skin protectant and widely used in cosmetic skin care.
Synonym
Petroleum jelly, petrolatum, white petrolatum, soft paraffin, or multi-hydrocarbon
Specifications
- Mineral grease
- Translucent
- Squeeze tube with lid, or jar with cover
- Volume:
- dressing and care: tube/jar of 100 gram
- lubricant for the autoclave cover: tube of 50 gram
Vaseline is a common brand name
Quality Standards Comment
- EP: Paraffin, white soft (vaselinum album)
- BP: white soft paraffin
- USP: Petrolatum
Instructions for use
Precautions for Use
- As an oil-based lubricant, petroleum jelly can weaken latex condoms, increasing the risk of breakage or reducing their effectiveness.
- It may clog pores. Avoid using it on acne-prone areas, such as the face.
- Since it is flammable, do not use it near fires, while smoking, or around open flames.
Storage
Store below 30°C
MSF requirements
An essential product for basic patient care, petroleum jelly is used for skin hydration in various situations, including:
- general patient care
- wound care, to treat dry or dehydrated peri-wound skin
- care for severe malnourished children with skin lesions
Small tube presentations are preferred to reduce the risk of product contamination
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