Betadine solution standardized Lös Fl 30 ml
Betadine Lösung standardisiert Lös Fl 30 ml
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12.64 USD
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- Brand: MUNDIPHARMA MEDICAL
- Product Code: 2505922
- ATC-code D08AG02
- EAN 7680342821377
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Description
Betadine solution standardized is a disinfectant for external use. It kills bacteria, fungi, viruses and other pathogens that cause infection.
Betadine solution standardized is used to disinfect the skin and mucous membranes as well as to disinfect small wounds, skin tears, abrasions and small, minor burns (burns without blistering).
Only with a doctor's prescription, Betadine solution is used standardized for the treatment of infected wounds.
Swissmedic-approved patient information
Betadine® Standardized Solution
What is Standardized Betadine Solution and when is it used?
< p>Betadine solution standardized is a disinfectant for external use. It kills bacteria, fungi, viruses and other pathogens that cause infection.Betadine solution standardized is used to disinfect the skin and mucous membranes as well as to disinfect small wounds, skin tears, abrasions and small, minor burns (burns without blistering).
Only with a doctor's prescription, Betadine solution is used standardized for the treatment of infected wounds.
What should be considered?
Large, heavily soiled and deep wounds as well as severe burns, bites and puncture wounds require medical treatment (including the risk of tetanus spasms) . If the size of a wound remains unchanged for some time or if the wound does not heal within 10-14 days, a doctor's visit is also necessary; The same applies if the edges of the wound are very red, the wound suddenly swells, is very painful or the injury is accompanied by fever (danger of blood poisoning).
When must Betadine solution standardized not be used?
Betadine solution standardized must not be used:
- in the case of hypersensitivity to povidone-iodine, iodine or another ingredient,
- in the case of functional disorders and diseases of the thyroid gland,
- in the case of dermatitis herpetiformis Duhring (a very rare, herpes-like skin disease ),
- before, during and until the end of an examination or treatment of the thyroid with labeled iodine (radio-iodine application), as this is impaired in a standardized way by Betadine solution,
- at Simultaneous use of preparations containing mercury, as this forms a substance that can damage the skin
- in children under 1 year old.
When is caution required when using standardized Betadine solution?
If you suffer from thyroid disorders or have a goiter, you should only use standardized Betadine solution on the express instructions of your doctor. Even after the end of treatment, early symptoms of possible hyperthyroidism should be observed for up to 3 months. Your doctor may monitor your thyroid function.
Betadine solution standardized should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding because thyroid dysfunction can occur in the unborn child and infants (see «Can Betadine solution standardized be used during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?»).
Betadine solution standardized may only be used in infants aged 1-6 years if prescribed by a doctor. Thyroid function may need to be checked. Any ingestion of Betadine solution standardized by a child is absolutely to be avoided
When skin is disinfected before an operation, an accumulation of standardized Betadine solution in skin folds or under the patient should be avoided, as prolonged skin contact with the undried solution can cause skin irritation and, in rare cases, severe skin reactions similar to burns.
Do not heat before use.
Betadine solution standardized must not penetrate under electrode pads.
In the case of metabolism-related hyperacidity of the blood (metabolic acidosis) and kidney failure, standardized Betadine solution should not be used or the treatment should be discontinued.
Betadine solution standardized must not be swallowed when used in the mouth and throat area, otherwise breathing difficulties up to and including pneumonia may occur.
Betadine solution standardized must not be used at the same time as or shortly after enzymatic wound treatment agents or disinfectants containing silver sulfadiazine, hydrogen peroxide or taurolidine, as the effects of each other can be weakened.
Do not use Betadine solution standardized at the same time as or immediately after use of disinfectants containing octenidine on the same or adjacent areas, as this may result in temporary dark discoloration.
If you are treated with lithium preparations, you should avoid long-term or large-scale application of standardized Betadine solution, since absorbed iodine can promote the possible triggering of hypothyroidism by lithium.
Tell your doctor, pharmacist or druggist if you
- suffer from other illnesses,
- have allergies or
- take other medicines (including those you bought yourself!) or use them externally!
Can Betadine solution standardized be used during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?
Betadine solution standardized should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding because the unborn child or newborn is relevant Maternal exposure to iodine can result in severe thyroid dysfunction in the newborn.
Accidental ingestion of Betadine solution standardized by the infant through the mouth through contact with the treated part of the nursing mother's body must be avoided. Tell your doctor, pharmacist or druggist if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
How do you use Betadine solution standardized?
Adults, adolescents and children over 6 years
If directed by your doctor Unless otherwise instructed by your doctor, apply Betadine solution as follows:
Minor injuries and skin damage, minor burns
Drop undiluted directly from the bottle evenly onto the area to be treated or apply carefully and thickly with a soaked gauze. Leave to act for 2-3 minutes or allow to dry. If the applied Betadine solution discolors in a standardized manner, repeat the treatment.
Soaking baths
Add a standardized Betadine solution to the bath water at body temperature until the color corresponds to that of a strong black tea (recommended dilutions: antiseptic partial baths approx. 1:25, antiseptic full baths approx .1:100). Bathe the part of the body to be treated (fingers, feet, arms, etc.) in this solution for about 10 minutes.
Children from 1 to 6 years
Betadine solution standardized must not be used in newborns and infants under the age of 1 year (see «When must Betadine solution standardized not be used?» ). Use in small children up to 6 years of age only if prescribed by a doctor (see “When is caution required when using Betadine solution standardized?”).
Special dosing instructions
Unless otherwise prescribed by your doctor, Betadine solution is used 1-3 times daily as required. As long as the golden-brown color of the standardized Betadine solution is visible, the solution coating has a disinfecting effect. Discoloration means a decrease in effectiveness and signals that a new application should take place. Therefore, apply new standardized Betadine solution if you notice a clear discoloration. Continue treatment until healing.
If your symptoms have not improved after several days (2-5 days) of regular use, or if symptoms reappear after the end of the treatment, you should consult your doctor.
In the event of accidental ingestion, the doctor must be informed immediately.
Stick to the dosage given in the package leaflet or as prescribed by your doctor. If you think the medicine is too weak or too strong, talk to your doctor, pharmacist or druggist.
What side effects can Betadine solution standardized have?
Rare (affects 1 to 10 out of 10,000 people treated)
In rare cases, hypersensitivity or contact dermatitis (with symptoms such as skin redness, blisters or itching) may occur.
When skin is disinfected before operations, the accumulation of standardized Betadine solution in skin folds or under the patient can lead to skin burns.
Very rare (affects less than 1 in 10,000 people treated)
In very rare cases, acute and painful swelling of the skin or mucous membranes (angioedema) and acute general allergic reactions can occur may occur with a drop in blood pressure and/or shortness of breath (anaphylactic reaction). In such cases, treatment with standardized Betadine solution must be stopped immediately and the doctor informed immediately.
Significant iodine uptake may occur with prolonged use on extensive areas of skin, wounds or burns. In very rare cases, patients with thyroid disease may have an overactive thyroid with symptoms such as increased heart rate or inner restlessness.
In individual cases, hypothyroidism, disturbances in the electrolyte balance, metabolism-related hyperacidity of the blood (metabolic acidosis), acute kidney failure and abnormal blood osmolarity can occur.
Pneumonia may occur as a result of ingestion after use in the mouth and throat.
If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor, pharmacist or druggist. This also applies in particular to side effects that are not listed in this leaflet.
What else needs to be considered?
Shelf life
The medicinal product may only be used up to the date marked on the container with « EXP» can be used.
Use by after opening
The medicinal product can be kept well closed for 3 years after opening.
Storage instructions
Store at room temperature (15-25°C) and out of the reach of children.
Further information
Do not ingest.
Betadine solution standardized - stains can be washed out of natural fibers with soap and water, of synthetic fibers with diluted ammonia or sodium thiosulphate solution.
Iodine vapors can discolour plastics, coverings, paintwork, etc. For this reason, close the vessels well with standardized Betadine solution. If a yellowish precipitate appears, immediate cleaning is recommended. When used as a bath, good ventilation is important, especially in small and closed rooms.
Your doctor, pharmacist or druggist can provide you with further information. These people have the detailed information for specialists.
What is standardized in Betadine solution?
1 ml solution contains 11 mg iodine as povidone iodine and excipients
Approval number
34282 (Swissmedic)
Where can you get standardized Betadine solution? What packs are available?
In pharmacies and drugstores, without a doctor's prescription.
Bottles of 10, 30, 60, 120 and 500 ml.
Pocket pharmacy with 10 ml bottle.
Authorization holder
Mundipharma Medical Company, Hamilton/Bermuda, Basel branch
This package leaflet was last checked by the Medicines Agency (Swissmedic) in August 2021.