Bblove Acidified Deodorant Wipes
Generic Name: bblove acidified deodorant wipes
Brand Names:
Bblove Acidified Deodorant Wipes
Purpose Antiseptic
Overview
Purpose Antiseptic
Uses
Use For underarm, privates, and beyond cleansing to help reduce odor and rfesh skin. For use when showering or changing clothes is not available.
Dosage
Directions 1.Open the resealable label. 2.Pull out one deodorant wipe. 3.Wipe on body as needed to remove sweat and dirt. 4.Reseal pack when finished.
Side Effects
When Using ●When using, discontinue if redness occurs (test on a small area first). Stop Use Stop use amitation or rash oC Thee maybe signs ofa serious condion
Warnings
Warnings ●Keep away from fire or flame, heat and spark. ●For external use only. Do not use On mucous membranes or broken skin.
Storage
Other information ●Store between 15-30C(59-86F). ●Avoid freezing and excessive heat above 40C(104F).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bblove Acidified Deodorant Wipes used for?▼
Use For underarm, privates, and beyond cleansing to help reduce odor and rfesh skin. For use when showering or changing clothes is not available.
What are the side effects of Bblove Acidified Deodorant Wipes?▼
When Using ●When using, discontinue if redness occurs (test on a small area first). Stop Use Stop use amitation or rash oC Thee maybe signs ofa serious condion
What are the important warnings for Bblove Acidified Deodorant Wipes?▼
Warnings ●Keep away from fire or flame, heat and spark. ●For external use only. Do not use On mucous membranes or broken skin.
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Medical Disclaimer
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