Features

• Made in USA
• Chosen by over 80% of local hospitals, trusted by healthcare professionals
• Suitable for infants, young children, and adults
• The moisture-absorbing properties of the diaper rash cream allow it to effectively stay on moist, exudative skin, forming a protective barrier that prevents irritating excretions from further damaging the compromised skin.
• Does not contain irritating ingredients such as fragrances, alcohol, or lanolin, which can easily cause allergies
• Contains 20% Zinc Oxide, which effectively creates a protective barrier to shield skin exposed to urine and/or feces.
• Does not contain irritating ingredients such as fragrances, alcohol, or lanolin, which can easily cause allergies
• The water-free formula ensures the diaper rash cream stays on moist skin, forming a protective barrier that prevents irritating excretions from further damaging the compromised skin.
• Product Test Information Sharing: https://topick.hket.com/article/2518874*Based on the company's 2018-19 product sales in seven Hospital Authority clusters and hospitals with over 320 beds under the HA
  +Horii, K.A. (2019). Diaper dermatitis. In T.W. Post, Levy, M.L. & Corona, R. (Eds.), UptoDate. Available from https://www.uptodate.com/contents/diaper-dermatitis/print?search=diaper%20rash&source=search_result&selectedTitle=1~105&usage_type=default&display_%E2%80%A6
• Below are diaper rash care recommendations provided by a wound care specialist nurse:
  1) Before each diaper change, clean with warm water, especially in the folds, avoiding vigorous back-and-forth rubbing to reduce friction on the skin.
  2) Apply a thick layer of diaper rash cream to the affected area. A thin layer of diaper rash cream containing zinc oxide can act as a barrier against urine and feces, while a thick layer not only helps absorb moisture (urine) but also enhances the barrier function, preventing friction between the irritated area and the diaper, and reducing the chance of further skin irritation. This is a crucial part of diaper rash care.
  3) Remember to keep diapers loose and avoid fastening them too tightly to reduce chafing or irritation to the skin.
  4) When changing diapers, it is generally not necessary to completely wipe off all residual diaper rash cream. If needed, you can gently wipe it off with baby oil.
• Frequently Asked Questions: (Provided by a Wound Care Specialist Nurse)
  Q: Why do babies get red bottoms?
  A: Red bottoms are mostly caused by diaper rash, which is a common skin problem in newborns. Q: What happens when diaper rash occurs?
  A: Diaper rash usually appears on the buttocks, lower abdomen, genitals, and upper thighs, which are prominent areas directly in contact with diapers. When skin covered by a diaper is in a moist and enclosed environment for a long time, it is prone to maceration and damage to the stratum corneum. Coupled with the baby's movements, friction is exacerbated, further damaging the skin's barrier function and making it more susceptible to inflammation, leading to rashes and even skin breakage and bleeding.

  Q: At what age do infants and young children usually get diaper rash?
  A: Diaper rash mostly occurs from a few days after birth until around 3 years old, which is the stage of diaper use, training pants, and potty training. If diaper rash care is not done well, it can lead to serious consequences and should not be ignored.

  Q: How to properly care for diaper rash?
  A: Parents can pay more attention to the following periods when babies are most prone to red bottoms, which can help with diaper rash care and reduce the duration and impact of red bottoms on the baby:
  1. Entering the complementary feeding period: When babies are about 9 to 12 months old, they start eating solid food, making stool composition more complex and greatly increasing the chance of skin irritation.
  2. Weaning period: Studies have found that breastfed infants have lower stool pH and fewer urease-producing bacteria. When breastfeeding stops, the incidence of diaper rash relatively increases.
  3. Illness or humid weather: When babies have diarrhea or are taking antibiotics, or when the weather is humid and hot, or when diapers are not changed for a longer period, diaper rash is more likely to occur.

  Q: Why choose diaper rash cream containing zinc oxide?
  A: Zinc oxide effectively builds a protective barrier to protect skin exposed to urine and/or feces. Conveen Critic Barrier contains 20% Zinc Oxide and is chosen by over 80% of local hospitals*, so parents can use it with confidence. For details, please refer to "Instructions for Use" (see above).

Specifications

• Capacity: 100g
• Contains 20% Zinc Oxide: Zinc oxide effectively creates a protective barrier to shield skin exposed to urine and/or feces.
• Product Ingredients: Conveen Critic Barrier contains various ingredients and properties, such as:
  Petrolatum, Cellulose Gum, Zinc Oxide, Dimethicone
  Petrolatum, Cellulose Gum (CMC), Zinc Oxide 20%, Dimethicone
• Instructions for Use: Apply evenly to the entire affected area after drying. Repeat application of diaper rash cream if necessary.