For skin treatment, zinc oxide is used primarily as a barrier that protects skin from further external irritations. Hence its predominant use as a diaper rash treatment. Since Athlete's foot originates from fungal infection, I don't think it will be any good in resolving the issue. Perhaps it may be used on top of fungicial cream e.g. lamisil or darktarin to seal out wetness / sweat and prevent further irritation. Good Luck.
The highest percentage of zinc oxide commonly found in over-the-counter ointments is around 40%. This concentration is often used in products for treating diaper rash, minor burns, and other skin irritations.
The percentage of zinc in the ointment can be calculated by dividing the weight of zinc (5g) by the total weight of the ointment (75g) and then multiplying by 100. In this case, the percentage of zinc in the ointment is 6.67%.
Is it harmful to dogs to use zinc oxide or desitin on dog's skin irritations because they might lick it? It helped heal a wound after other things didn't help but I'm concerned because I saw him licking it.
While zinc oxide ointment can provide some protection against UV rays, it may not offer the same level of protection as dedicated sunscreen products. Sunscreens go through testing to determine their SPF levels and effectiveness in protecting against both UVA and UVB rays, which zinc oxide ointment may not provide. It's generally recommended to use a sunscreen specifically formulated for sun protection.
10% w/w = 10g/ 100g = x /3400g x = amount of drug in 3400 g or i would just say 10% of 3400 = 340 g of zinc oxide is needed to be 10% strength now how much do you have to add of zinc oxide to get 15% strength?? so you will end up with 340g of original PLUS x amount of new zinc oxide = the total drug you will use. so (340 + x) and to find percentage of drug over entire medication ... you would say (340 + x) over (3400 + x) and (3400 + x) = total medication with the additional zinc oxide you will want to add. finally: total drug/ total medication(Rx) = the new percentage strength sooo --> you wanted 15% to be the zinc oxide (drug) (340 + x) / (3400 + x) = 15% drug or better yet: (340 + x) / (3400 + x) = 15g/ 100g since 15% is 15 out of 100 so CROSS MULTIPLY and solve for x: (340 + x) * 100 = (3400 + x) * 15 34000 + 100 x = 51000 + 15 x--> 85 x = 17000 x = 200 so 200 grams of zinc oxide must be added to the original to get your 15% of drug strength.
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The generic name for calmoseptic ointment is zinc oxide and menthol. It is commonly marketed under the brand name Calmoseptine.
The highest percentage of zinc oxide commonly found in over-the-counter ointments is around 40%. This concentration is often used in products for treating diaper rash, minor burns, and other skin irritations.
[metal] oxide is the result. Iron oxide is called rust. Zinc oxide is called . . . zinc oxide which is a skin and wound soothing ointment.
I sunburn badly. ___________________________ I recommend a high-factor sunscreen and zinc oxide ointment.
The percentage of zinc in the ointment can be calculated by dividing the weight of zinc (5g) by the total weight of the ointment (75g) and then multiplying by 100. In this case, the percentage of zinc in the ointment is 6.67%.
Is it harmful to dogs to use zinc oxide or desitin on dog's skin irritations because they might lick it? It helped heal a wound after other things didn't help but I'm concerned because I saw him licking it.
While zinc oxide ointment can provide some protection against UV rays, it may not offer the same level of protection as dedicated sunscreen products. Sunscreens go through testing to determine their SPF levels and effectiveness in protecting against both UVA and UVB rays, which zinc oxide ointment may not provide. It's generally recommended to use a sunscreen specifically formulated for sun protection.
10% w/w = 10g/ 100g = x /3400g x = amount of drug in 3400 g or i would just say 10% of 3400 = 340 g of zinc oxide is needed to be 10% strength now how much do you have to add of zinc oxide to get 15% strength?? so you will end up with 340g of original PLUS x amount of new zinc oxide = the total drug you will use. so (340 + x) and to find percentage of drug over entire medication ... you would say (340 + x) over (3400 + x) and (3400 + x) = total medication with the additional zinc oxide you will want to add. finally: total drug/ total medication(Rx) = the new percentage strength sooo --> you wanted 15% to be the zinc oxide (drug) (340 + x) / (3400 + x) = 15% drug or better yet: (340 + x) / (3400 + x) = 15g/ 100g since 15% is 15 out of 100 so CROSS MULTIPLY and solve for x: (340 + x) * 100 = (3400 + x) * 15 34000 + 100 x = 51000 + 15 x--> 85 x = 17000 x = 200 so 200 grams of zinc oxide must be added to the original to get your 15% of drug strength.
That would be zinc oxide.
Zinc oxide ointment are found in the bathroom. Zest brand soap also is found in the bathroom.
Zest Soap is a bathroom accessory. Zinc oxide ointment is another bathroom accessory.