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DESITIN Daily Defense Diaper Rash Cream 16 oz

$ 8.97

Availability: 10 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Model: J&J401364
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: New
  • MPN: 49516
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Brand: Desitin

    Description

    Use Desitin Daily Defense Diaper Rash Cream every day to soothe, treat and prevent baby diaper rash. This hypoallergenic and pediatrician-tested formula instantly forms a protective barrier on your baby's tender skin and is clinically shown to provide diaper rash relief. The rash healing cream is designed to work at the first hint of diaper rash to help heal and soothe your baby's skin. Made with fast-acting 13% zinc oxide skin protectant formula, this barrier cream helps seal out wetness and provides protection from the first use. It is dermatologist-tested and free of parabens, phthalates, fragrances and dyes, so it's gentle enough to use at every diaper change. The #1 choice of pediatricians and parents, the rich, creamy formula goes on smoothly and wipes off easily, making Desitin Daily Defense Baby Diaper Rash Cream your trusted partner for treating diaper rash from the first signs.
    Desitin Daily Defense Diaper Rash Healing Cream to soothe, treat & prevent baby diaper rash
    The fast-acting formula of this infant diaper rash cream prevents diaper rash from the first use
    #1 choice for diaper rash relief by pediatricians & parents, it is both easy to apply and remove
    It instantly forms a protective layer on your baby's skin for diaper rash relief and prevention
    Made with 13% zinc oxide, it is hypoallergenic and specially formulated for babies' tender skin
    Dermatologist- & Pediatrician-tested, it is clinically shown to provide diaper rash relief
    Paraben-, phthalate-, fragrance and dye-free so it's gentle enough to use at every diaper change
    This skin barrier cream helps seal out wetness to treat diaper rash from the first signs