Suntan Lotion
Generic Name: suntan lotion
Brand Names:
Suntan
OTC-PURPOSR SECTION OTC - PURPOSE SECTION
Overview
OTC-PURPOSR SECTION OTC - PURPOSE SECTION
Uses
INDICATIONS 1.For external use only,Avoid contact with eyes. 2.Keep away from babies and children. 3.If feel any discomfort after use，please stop using it 4.Keep away from fire sources and direct sunlight
Dosage
DOSAGE ERROR HAS OCCURRED 1g
Warnings
WARNINGS SECTION To avoid danger of suffocation keep this bag away from babies and children.Do not use this bag in cribs beds,besd,cariages,or play pens.this bag is not a toy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Suntan Lotion used for?▼
INDICATIONS 1.For external use only,Avoid contact with eyes. 2.Keep away from babies and children. 3.If feel any discomfort after use，please stop using it 4.Keep away from fire sources and direct sunlight
What are the important warnings for Suntan Lotion?▼
WARNINGS SECTION To avoid danger of suffocation keep this bag away from babies and children.Do not use this bag in cribs beds,besd,cariages,or play pens.this bag is not a toy.
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