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Pinetarsol contains Pine Tar 1%, cetyl alcohol 8%, petrolatum 1.5%. It also contains methyl hydroxybenzoate 0.1% and blend of surfactants. It has a pH of 6.
Pinetarsol Bath Oil also contains light liquid paraffin with a non-ionic dispersing agent to ensure even distribution of the oils in water and to assist in the absorption. It is also lanolin- and paraben-free.
Pinetarsol contains Pine Tar 1.6% and glycerol 5%. It also contains surfactants. It has a pH of 6.
Pinetarsol Solution contains Pine Tar 2.3% and triethanolamine lauryl sulfate 6%, an anionic surfactant. It has a pH of 6.5.
Pinetarsol: Dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, fungal conditions, miliaria rubra. During remission of these conditions, the use of Pinetarsol instead of ordinary soap will maintain the natural acid protection of the skin and help prevent recurrence.
Pinetarsol Bath Oil: Eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, sunburn, and other dry, itchy and inflamed skin conditions.
Pinetarsol: Reduces inflammation and itching associated with dermatitis (particularly industrial contact dermatitis), eczema, anal and genital pruritus, intertrigenous inflammation (particularly of the groin area), psoriasis, urticaria and contact dermatitis in infants (particularly of the napkin area), fungal infections eg, athlete's foot and thrush.
Pinetarsol Solution: Relieves pruritus and inflammation associated with psoriasis, prickly heat, urticaria, chickenpox, anal and genital pruritus, insect bites, prurigo, dermatitis, eczema, heat and napkin rash, sunburn.
Pinetarsol: Wet skin. Lightly lather Pinetarsol on the hands and gently cleanse the affected area. Rinse thoroughly, pat skin dry, do not rub. Suitable for use at the hand-basin, in the shower, or in conjunction with a Pinetarsol bath instead of soap.
Pinetarsol Bath Oil: For maximum therapeutic effect, use in the bath is suggested; may also be used in the shower or as a sponge bath. Gently pat the skin dry; do not rub.
Bath: Add 10-15 mL to a warm bath (3 mL to a baby's bath). Bathe for 5-10 min.
Shower: Apply undiluted directly to wet skin, allow to remain for a few minutes, rinse lightly.
Patients in Bed: Add 3 mL to 2 L of warm water and sponge patient. Infants: Add 3 mL to baby's bath.
Pinetarsol: Apply to wet skin and smooth gently over the affected area. Leave on for 2-3 min, rinse lightly, then pat dry (do not rub). May be used on sensitive areas of the skin eg, face, mucous membranes, anal or vulval area, hands or areas affected by dermatitis or eczema. Use as often as required whenever inflamed areas are washed, particularly at night for very itchy areas.
For severe conditions eg, anal pruritus, further therapeutic effect is obtained by soaking in a bath containing Pinetarsol Solution.
Gel is compatible with Pinetarsol Solution, or QV Bath Oil if the skin is very dry.
Pinetarsol Solution: Maximum therapeutic effect is obtained by using Pinetarsol Solution in the bath, but it is still effective if used under the shower or as a sponge bath.
Bath: Add 15-30 mL to a tepid bath (5 mL to a baby's bath or hand basin) and bathe for 10 min once daily; more often in severe cases. Do not use soap. Dry gently. Pinetarsol Solution does not stain skin, bath or towel.
Very Dry Skin: Use QV bath oil, which may be used alone, or added to Pinetarsol Solution bath if itch is extreme.
Shower: Apply directly to the wet skin, leave for a few minutes, rinse. Do not use soap. Dry gently.
Patients in Bed, with Measles,
Elderly:
Add 10 mL to 2 L of warm water; sponge freely. Do not use soap. Dry gently.Hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients of Pinetarsol.
Irritation & acne-like skin eruption. Allergic reactions. Photosensitizing action.