VioNex

VioNex
no rinse gel

Antiseptic Handwash


Manufactured for:
METREX RESEARCH
28210 Wick Road
Romulus, Michigan 48174

MADE IN USA

Reorder No.:

Metrex
Protecting People

fl. oz. ( mL)

Active Ingredients                                   Purpose
Chloroxylenol 0.52%.................................Antiseptic handwash

Uses

• for handwashing to decrease bacteria on the skin
• helps prevent cross contamination by hand contact
• helps prevent drying and chafing of skin
• recommended for repeated use
  

Warnings

For external use only

When using this product

• do not use in or near eyes
• use in a well-ventilated area
• discontinue use if irritation and redness develop

Keep out of reach of children

In case of accidental ingestion, seek medical attention or contact a poison control center immediately.

Directions

• place a palmful of product in one hand
• spread on both hands and rub into the skin until dry (1-2 minutes)
• place a smaller amount into one hand, spread over both hands to wrist and rub into the skin until dry (30 seconds)
• no rinsing or wiping is required

Other information

• store at room temperature
• for Hospital and Professional Use Only

Inactive Ingredients

Acetulated Lanoline Alcohol, cetyl Acetate, Diisopropylamine Carbomer, Dimethicone (silicone), Fragrance, Isopropyl Myristate, Nonoxynol-9, Polysorbate 80, SD Alcohol 40B (10%) and Water

Questions or comments?

For product or technical information, contact Metrex.  Monday to Friday 6am-4pm PST at 800-841-1428 or visit our web site at www.metrex.com.

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VioNex No Rinse Gel is a non-drying, non-flammable, waterless gel for broad spectrum germ killing and effective skin cleansing.

VioNex No Rinse Gel contains silicone and emmolients to moisturize the skin.

VioNex No Rinse Gel provides a convenient and economical way to cleanse and kill germs on your hands when soap and water are not available.

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