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Chlorinated Lime and Boric Acid Solution BP (Eusol)
Chlorinated lime 1.25
Boric acid 1.25
Purified water ad 100
Uses: Contains approximately 2500 ppm of "available chlorine". Used as a disinfecting solution and as a wet dressing.
Directions for use: Use as required on wounds and ulcers..
Precautions for use: In some patients, Eusol may cause irritation to surrounding skin. If necessary, the surrounding area may be protected with soft paraffin eg. Vaseline. Some clinicians no longer recommend the use of Eusol, due to the risk of irritation and availability of alternative agents. Product should be freshly prepared and used within 2 weeks of manufacture.
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