A guide from Mi Botiquín Latino
Pomada de la Vaca Mastiti’s label describes an ointment for healthy-looking skin. Before applying it, identify the 2 oz product and read its restrictions.
What identifies this presentation
The container holds 2 oz (56.7 g). The cosmetic ingredient list includes PEG 40, purified water, povidone iodine, glycerine, propylene glycol and colors. An ingredient’s presence does not establish uses that the product label does not describe.
Where not to apply it
The label excludes eyes, mucous membranes, broken or irritated skin, deep wounds, animal bites, serious burns and large areas of the body. It also says not to use in children under 12. Review these restrictions before preparing the skin.
Application and care around objects
For permitted areas, the label directs users to wash with mild soap and warm water, rinse thoroughly and apply the ointment. It warns that the product can stain skin, clothing and other objects. Do not use it with a heating pad or tight bandage.
When to stop
Stop use and consult promptly if excessive irritation, redness, infection or swelling occurs. Ask before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. It is for external use only; accidental swallowing requires immediate contact with a doctor or poison control center.
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Editorial information from Mi Botiquín Latino. Consult the specific package you receive and ask a health professional about personal use.
