Hydrogen Peroxide Antiseptic Solution 16 Fl. Oz (Pack of 1)
Key features
- •Contents inside box may be substituted with equivalent products in different brand names
- •Local antiseptic to treat minor cuts and abrasions
- •16 ounce
- •Topical solution
Hydrogen Peroxide Antiseptic Solution 16 Fl. Oz (Pack of 1)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.6
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Good Product
ddd✓ Verified Purchase•September 30, 2023
Good
Great product
Henry Lew✓ Verified Purchase•September 14, 2023
Great product
Works great on rings
Jo Ann Hakola✓ Verified Purchase•September 2, 2023
I had a dirty wedding ring and used this clean it up. Now my diamonds sparkle!
Does what it says on the box
Sandra Hebner✓ Verified Purchase•August 23, 2023
Seriously, how do you review hydrogen peroxide? If you were expecting it to do tricks I would try another solution but this hydrogen peroxide did what it said on the box so to speak.
Amazon is asking me to rank this by FLAVOR - are you SERIOUS???
Doctor Gangreene✓ Verified Purchase•August 10, 2023
As I write this review, Amazon is asking me to rank it based on value for money and flavor. DO NOT DRINK PEROXIDE. THIS SHOULD NOT BE RANKED BY FLAVOR. IT IS A TOPICAL MEDICAL PRODUCT, NOT A BEVERAGE.
With that out of the way, this is hydrogen peroxide, like you can find at any drug store. It's a disinfectant for TOPICAL USE, and it works pretty well for first aid purposes or for long-term wound care if you wash the area with the peroxide regularly. Does what it says on the bottle - kills germs on contact. DO NOT shake the bottle, DO NOT get it in your eyes, and DO NOT drink it.
Pay attention to the "use by" or "expiration" date. Hydrogen peroxide breaks down over time, basically if you keep it for too long it turns into water. It breaks down faster if you shake the bottle or expose it to sunlight. If you put it on a bleeding wound, you should see tiny bubbles forming. This is the action of one of your body's enzymes that breaks the hydrogen peroxide down on contact, it produces gases that escape as bubbles. If you splash it on a bleeding wound and see no bubbles, your peroxide may be expired - so you're just putting water on the wound at that point.
With that out of the way, this is hydrogen peroxide, like you can find at any drug store. It's a disinfectant for TOPICAL USE, and it works pretty well for first aid purposes or for long-term wound care if you wash the area with the peroxide regularly. Does what it says on the bottle - kills germs on contact. DO NOT shake the bottle, DO NOT get it in your eyes, and DO NOT drink it.
Pay attention to the "use by" or "expiration" date. Hydrogen peroxide breaks down over time, basically if you keep it for too long it turns into water. It breaks down faster if you shake the bottle or expose it to sunlight. If you put it on a bleeding wound, you should see tiny bubbles forming. This is the action of one of your body's enzymes that breaks the hydrogen peroxide down on contact, it produces gases that escape as bubbles. If you splash it on a bleeding wound and see no bubbles, your peroxide may be expired - so you're just putting water on the wound at that point.
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