Buy ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL - 50 PERCENT (RUBBING ALCOHOL)

Isopropyl alcohol 50% (rubbing alcohol) is a topical antiseptic solution used for cleaning minor cuts and disinfecting skin. This 70 mL/100mL liquid form is widely used for first aid and household cleaning. Ideal for wound care and surface disinfection. Suitable for first aid kits and home use.

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70 mL/100mL

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MY IMPORT USA INC

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Uses / Indications

Isopropyl alcohol 50% is commonly used to clean minor cuts, scrapes, and burns before applying bandages. It helps reduce bacteria on the skin and surfaces, making it useful for sanitizing small areas. People also use it to disinfect tweezers, thermometers, and other tools. This concentration is effective for general antiseptic purposes in first aid and household settings.

Side Effects

When applied to the skin, isopropyl alcohol 50% evaporates quickly, creating a cooling sensation. It helps remove dirt and bacteria from minor wounds, reducing the risk of infection. The solution dries rapidly, leaving the area clean and temporarily protected. Some users may notice a slight stinging sensation on broken skin.

Precautions & Warnings

Avoid contact with eyes, as isopropyl alcohol can cause irritation. Do not apply to deep or puncture wounds, as it may slow healing. Keep away from open flames, as the solution is flammable. Store in a cool, dry place away from children and pets. If irritation occurs, rinse with water and discontinue use.

Avoid Interactions

Isopropyl alcohol may interact with other topical medications by increasing skin absorption or causing irritation. Avoid combining with hydrogen peroxide or bleach, as this can reduce effectiveness or cause skin damage. Do not use on large areas of broken skin, as excessive absorption may occur. Always check with a healthcare provider before using on sensitive or damaged skin.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is primarily used to clean minor cuts, scrapes, and disinfect skin before applying bandages.

Yes, it helps reduce bacteria on the skin when used as directed for minor wounds.

It may be used for minor burns but avoid deep or severe burns without medical advice.

Yes, it is flammable; keep away from open flames and heat sources.

Store in a cool, dry place away from children, pets, and direct sunlight.

Published by GNH India Pharmaceuticals Limited

Last updated: 18 May 2026

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