Medline Sween Moisturizing Cream, 3 oz. Tube - REPLACES 627067, EA/1, CS/12

Sween Moisturizing Cream, 3 oz. Tube - REPLACES 627067, EA/1, CS/12

Sween Moisturizing Cream is a moisturizing skin cream in a 3 oz. tube. It may fit facilities and caregivers looking for a nonocclusive option for soothing red, sore, irritated skin, especially where tape adhesion matters or CHG compatibility is preferred. The formula includes natural vitamins A and D and is noted as suitable for neonatal use.

Good Fit For

• Skin care routines where tape adhesion needs to be maintained
• Facilities that prefer CHG-compatible skin moisturizers
• Neonatal care settings

Key Features

• Nonocclusive cream for moisturizing without a heavy barrier feel
• Helps soothe red, sore, irritated skin conditions
• Includes natural vitamins A and D
• Will not interfere with tape adhesion, which can support dressing workflows
• CHG compatible for settings where that matters
• Suitable for neonatal use

Applications and Usage

• Moisturizing irritated skin
• Supporting skin care when tape adhesion must not be affected
• Applying ointments

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 2.25 X 1.5 Inch.
• This cream is described as nonocclusive, which may matter if you are comparing it with heavier barrier-style products.
• Neonatal suitability is noted, which can help buyers selecting products for sensitive-care environments.

FAQ

• Will this cream interfere with tape adhesion? No. Sween Moisturizing Cream is noted to not interfere with tape adhesion.
• Is this moisturizing cream CHG compatible? Yes. The product details state that Sween Moisturizing Cream is CHG compatible.
• What skin concerns is this cream intended to soothe? Sween Moisturizing Cream is described as effective for soothing red, sore, irritated skin conditions.
• Can this cream be used in neonatal settings? Yes. The product details state that Sween Moisturizing Cream is suitable for neonatal use.
• What beneficial ingredients are noted in the formula? The cream contains natural vitamins A and D.

From Medline.