Balneol, Hygienic Cleansing Lotion, 3 fl oz (89 ml)

Balneol® is the perfect remedy for a private matter. For more than 30 years, physicians have recommended Balneol soothing lotion to cleanse and relieve discomfort of areas "down there."

Keep a bottle of Balneol handy in every bathroom for those times when you need a gentle cleansing lotion.

Cleanses

Silky lotion that allows gentle cleansing without the dry tug of plain toilet paper

Soothes

Gentle enough for the most sensitive areas

Thorough

Cleanses fecal residue or discharge without water

Refreshing

Moisturizes without leaving a greasy residue

Apply Balneol® to toilet paper and wipe.

To cleanse after a bowel movement: Squeeze Balneol® lotion onto toilet paper and wipe the area. Safe to use between bowel movements and at bedtime for additional comfort. For feminine cleansing: Apply Balneol® lotion to a clean tissue and gently wipe and pat the external vaginal area. Safe to repeat as often as necessary.

Use Balneol® during bouts of diarrhea

Use Balneol cleansing lotion on toilet paper during frequent trips to the bathroom to keep irritation of the sensitive anal area to a minimum. The protective coating helps keep the skin clean and soothed. Use as often as you like.

Use Balneol® during pregnancy

Safe for use during pregnancy, Balneol keeps you fresh and more comfortable as your body changes and grows. Use Balneol to cleanse the vaginal area of extra discharge or the perianal area before applying medicated hemorrhoid treatment.

Use Balneol® post-partum

For discomfort after a vaginal delivery, especially when an episiotomy is performed, use Balneol® hygienic lotion to gently cleanse the vaginal tissue as it heals. (Plus it's gentle enough to use on your baby's bottom!)

Water, mineral oil, propylene glycol, glyceryl stearate/peg-100 stearate, peg-40 stearate, laureth-4, peg-4 dilaurate, lanolin oil, sodium acetate, carbomer-934, triethanolamine, methylparaben, dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate, fragrance and acetic acid.

For external use only.

In all cases of rectal bleeding, consult a physician promptly. If irritation persists or increases, discontinue use and consult a physician. Keep this and all medications out of the reach of children.