Vaseline oil 50 ml

Description

Who Vaseline Oil is suitable for

An oil-form product for internal use in chronic constipation in adults, as well as for external use in cases of dry skin and before certain medical procedures. Suitable when it is necessary to soften stool or reduce skin dryness without systemic absorption when applied locally.

When to choose Vaseline Oil

The medicine is used:

• internally for chronic constipation in adults;
• externally for dry skin, including around natural openings;
• before applying cupping jars;
• before medical procedures — for lubricating the tip of an enema or gas-release tube.

What problem the medicine solves

Vaseline Oil can be used in two ways — as a laxative for adults and as an external emollient:

• When used internally, it is not absorbed, softens stool, and promotes its movement through the intestines.
• When used externally, it helps relieve skin dryness.
• It is practically not absorbed into the systemic bloodstream when applied to the skin.
• Can be used as an auxiliary agent before medical procedures where lubrication is needed.

Conditions and features of use

• Shake the medicine before use.
• Internally, the medicine is prescribed only to adults — 1–2 tablespoons per day.
• The duration of use is determined individually by the doctor depending on the effect and tolerability.
• Externally, adults and children should apply a thin layer to the skin, rubbing it in lightly.
• For children, the medicine is used externally only.
• After application, if necessary, the oil can be wiped off with a cotton or gauze swab and washed off with warm water and soap.
• After stopping internal use, the oil may be discharged from the anus for some time and soil underwear, so it is recommended to use pads.

Compatibility and comprehensive care

• Do not use internally at the same time as fat-soluble anthelmintic agents.
• Vaseline Oil may enhance the side effects of fat-soluble and anthelmintic agents.
• The medicine is contraindicated during pregnancy.
• During breastfeeding, use is possible only taking into account the benefit to the mother and risk to the child, as determined by the doctor.
• With prolonged use, digestive disorders, nausea, anorexia, hypovitaminosis A, D, K, irritation, and itching in the anus area may occur.

Why choose Vaseline Oil

• Suitable for internal use in chronic constipation in adults.
• Can be used externally for dry skin in adults and children.
• It is not absorbed when taken internally and is practically not absorbed into the systemic bloodstream when applied to the skin.
• Has a simple form of use — internally or externally in a thin layer.
• Ukrainian manufacturer: PJSC “Pharmaceutical Factory “Viola”.

Vaseline Oil is made from hydrocarbons obtained from petroleum products. The substance is practically not absorbed into the systemic bloodstream through the skin and intestines.

It can be used externally for adults and children, and internally only for adults. The medicine is contraindicated during pregnancy. Vaseline Oil has an emollient effect and helps facilitate bowel emptying.

If you suffer from constipation, try Vaseline Oil. When used internally, Vaseline Oil softens stool, which significantly facilitates its movement through the intestines.
It is also useful for excessive skin dryness. When used externally, it softens the skin.

Vaseline Oil can also be used before applying cupping jars and performing various medical procedures.

For constipation, Vaseline Oil should be taken 1–2 tablespoons per day. When used externally, apply the oil in a thin layer to the skin, rubbing it in lightly. Excess substance can be removed with a napkin.

Composition:
active substance: vaseline oil;
1 bottle contains 25 ml or 50 ml of vaseline oil.

Dosage form. Oil.
Main physicochemical properties: colorless transparent oily liquid that does not fluoresce in daylight.

Pharmacotherapeutic group.
Laxatives. ATC code A06A A01.

Pharmacological properties.
Pharmacodynamics.
Vaseline is a purified mixture of solid and liquid hydrocarbons obtained from petroleum. When taken internally, without being absorbed, it softens stool and promotes its movement through the intestines. When used externally, it eliminates dry skin and is practically not absorbed into the systemic bloodstream.
Pharmacokinetics.
Pharmacokinetics have not been determined.

Clinical characteristics.
Indications.
Internally — chronic constipation in adults. Externally — before applying cupping jars, for dry skin, including around natural openings, and before medical procedures to lubricate the tip of an enema or gas-release tube.

Contraindications.
Increased individual sensitivity to the medicine. Do not use internally in acute inflammatory processes of the abdominal organs: appendicitis, peritonitis, gastric and duodenal ulcer, ulcerative colitis, hemorrhoids, or during menstruation. Do not use in cases of poisoning with phosphorus and organophosphorus compounds. Do not use internally at the same time as fat-soluble anthelmintic agents: natamol, vermox, medamin, avermol.

Special safety measures.
Shake before use. If necessary, after application, wipe off the oil with a cotton or gauze swab and wash it off with warm water and soap. After stopping the course of internal use, vaseline oil may be discharged from the anus for some time and soil underwear, so it is recommended to use pads.

Interaction with other medicines and other types of interactions.
Enhances the side effects of fat-soluble and anthelmintic agents.

Special warnings and precautions for use.
Use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
The medicine is contraindicated during pregnancy. During breastfeeding, use taking into account the benefit to the mother/risk to the child ratio, as determined by the doctor.

Ability to affect reaction speed when driving vehicles or operating other mechanisms.
No data available.

Method of administration and doses.
Prescribe internally to adults 1–2 tablespoons per day. The duration of use is determined individually by the doctor depending on the therapeutic effect and tolerability of the medicine. Externally — adults and children should lubricate the skin with a thin layer, rubbing it in lightly.

Children.
Use in children externally only.

Overdose.
Not described. Side effects may be enhanced.

Adverse reactions.
Prolonged use may cause digestive disorders, nausea, anorexia, hypovitaminosis A, D, K, irritation, and itching in the anus area. Allergic reactions are possible, including hyperemia and skin itching.

Shelf life.
5 years.

Storage conditions.
Store in the original package at a temperature not above 25 °C. Keep out of reach of children.

Package.
50 ml in a bottle; 1 bottle in a pack or without a pack. 25 ml or 50 ml in bottles.

Dispensing category. Over the counter.

Manufacturer. PJSC “Pharmaceutical Factory “Viola”.

Manufacturer’s location and address of place of business.
75 Akademika Amosova St., Zaporizhzhia, 69063, Ukraine.

Applicant. PJSC “Pharmaceutical Factory “Viola”.

Applicant’s location.
75 Akademika Amosova St., Zaporizhzhia, 69063, Ukraine.

Vaseline oil is made from carbohydrates derived from petroleum products. The substance is practically not absorbed into the systemic bloodstream through the skin and intestines.
It can be used for adults and children, women during pregnancy, as it does not cause irritation and allergies. It has a softening effect, facilitates the easy release of feces from the intestines.

If you suffer from constipation, try petroleum jelly. When used internally, petroleum jelly softens fecal masses, which greatly simplifies their passage through the intestines.
The tool will also come in handy for excessively dry skin. When used externally, it softens the skin.

Vaseline oil can also be used before placing cans and performing various medical procedures.

For constipation , take 1-2 tablespoons of petroleum jelly. spoons during the day. For external use, it is necessary to apply a thin layer of oil on the skin, rubbing it in easily. Excess substance can be removed with a napkin.

Composition:
active substance: petroleum jelly;
1 bottle contains 25 ml or 50 ml of petroleum jelly.

Medicinal form. Butter.
Main physicochemical properties: colorless transparent oily liquid that does not fluoresce in daylight.

Pharmacotherapeutic group.
Laxatives. ATX code A06A A01.

Pharmacological properties.
Pharmacodynamics.
Petroleum jelly is a refined mixture of solid and liquid carbohydrates obtained from petroleum. When taken internally, without being absorbed, it softens fecal masses and promotes their passage through the intestines. When used externally, it eliminates dryness of the skin, it is practically not absorbed into the systemic bloodstream.
Pharmacokinetics.
Pharmacokinetics was not determined.

Clinical characteristics.
Indication.
Internally – chronic constipation in adults. Externally – before using cans, when the skin is dry (including around natural openings), before carrying out medical procedures (lubricate the tip of the enema, gas removal tube).

Contraindication.
Increased individual sensitivity to the drug. It cannot be used internally for acute inflammatory processes of the abdominal organs (appendicitis, peritonitis, peptic ulcer disease of the stomach and duodenum, ulcerative colitis), hemorrhoids, during menstruation. Do not use in case of poisoning with phosphorus and organophosphorus compounds. Do not use internally simultaneously with fat-soluble anthelmintic agents (natamol, vermox, medamine, avermol).

Special security measures.
Shake before use. If necessary, after application, wipe the oil with a cotton or gauze swab and wash with warm water and soap. After stopping the course of internal use, vaseline oil can be released from the anus for some time and contaminate the underwear, so it is recommended to use pads.

Interaction with other medicinal products and other types of interactions.
Strengthens the side effects of fat-soluble and anthelmintic drugs.

Features of application.
Use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
The drug is contraindicated during pregnancy. During breastfeeding, use taking into account the ratio of benefits for the mother/risk for the child, which is determined by the doctor.

The ability to influence the speed of reaction when driving vehicles or other mechanisms.
There are no data.

Method of application and dosage.
Assign adults 1-2 tablespoons per day internally. The duration of use is determined by the doctor individually, depending on the therapeutic effect and tolerability of the drug. Externally – for adults and children, lubricate the skin with a thin layer, rubbing lightly.

Children.
Apply to children only externally.

Overdose.
Not described. Side effects may increase.

Adverse reactions.
Long-term use can cause digestive disorders, nausea, anorexia, hypovitaminosis A, D, K, irritation and itching in the anus. Allergic reactions are possible, including hyperemia, itching of the skin.

Expiration date.
5 years.

Storage conditions.
Store in the original packaging at a temperature not higher than 25 °C. Keep out of the reach of children.

Packaging.
50 ml in a bottle; 1 bottle each in a pack or without a pack. 25 ml or 50 ml bottles.

Leave category. Without a prescription.

Producer. PrJSC Pharmaceutical factory “Viola”.

The location of the manufacturer and its address of the place of business.
69063, Ukraine, Zaporozhye, Akademika Amosova, 75.

The applicant PrJSC Pharmaceutical factory “Viola”.

Location of the applicant.
69063, Ukraine, Zaporozhye, Akademika Amosova, 75.