Babysoin Sérum physiologique 20 Unidoses de 5 ml dans notre pharmacie bio. Gently cleanses baby's eyes and nose and the whole family.
This saline solution is recommended for infants, children and even adults, to clean the nasal and ocular passages. When your baby has a cold, how do you blow his nose effectively? Use a product that dilutes secretions. This way, secretions will slide more easily out of the nose. You can use saline solution pipettes. Be careful when cutting the plastic tip. Its jagged edges can injure the inside of your baby's nose.
Babysoin Sérum Physiologique in 5 ml single-dose packs is an essential product for nasal and ocular hygiene in infants, children and even adults. Its gentle, physiological formula makes it an invaluable ally for gently cleansing nasal mucous membranes and eyes, ensuring optimal daily hygiene.
Saline is recommended for cleansing the nasal passages of infants, children and adults. In the event of nasal congestion due to colds or other conditions, the use of saline solution dilutes nasal secretions, facilitating their evacuation and relieving congestion. The 5 ml single-dose containers are practical and hygienic, making them easy to use without the risk of contamination.
In addition to its use for nasal cleansing, Babysoin saline is also suitable for eye cleansing. It gently removes impurities, dust and ocular secretions, ensuring optimal eye hygiene. The 5 ml single-dose format is ideal for precise, no-waste use, guaranteeing effective cleaning of baby's eyes.
In addition to its use for nasal and ocular hygiene, Babysoin saline can also be used as an antiseptic on wounds from an early age. Its physiological, sterile formula makes it safe and suitable for even the most sensitive skin. The 5 ml single-dose packs are practical to take with you wherever you go, so you'll always have saline at hand when you need it.
We also offer Cooper Babysoin Bio Moisturizing Cream 200 ml, a natural and safe product to care for your baby's delicate skin.
Open a sachet of Babysoin Physiological Saline Solution, and depending on how you want to use it, pour its contents onto a suitable compress, then proceed to cleanse the eyes (one compress is used for one eye, and a second compress for the other), nasal cavity or wound. In the event of eye irritation, you can pour the contents of the sachet directly into the eye.
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Precautions for use
Do not inject. Do not swallow. This product contains no preservatives.
Babysoin 5 ml single-dose saline solution is an essential product for nasal and ocular hygiene in infants, children and adults. Its gentle, physiological formula makes it a safe and effective choice for gentle cleansing of the nasal passages and eyes, ensuring optimal daily hygiene.
Sodium chloride 0.9g.
Purified water qsp 100ml.
Presentation of Babysoin Sérum physiologique
18 unidoses of 5 ml. Sold at the best price in your online pharmacy.
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