titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate at a glance
Medicine type
Topical protective ointment for nappy rash
How it protects
Forms a persistent, non-occlusive film that reduces contact with moisture and irritants
Product status
The selected eMC presentation is marked as discontinued
What is titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate used for?
The selected product is licensed for:
Treatment of nappy rash
How does titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate work?
The titanium compounds and water-repellent, silicone-containing base form a durable but non-occlusive film. This limits repeated wetting and contact with irritants. Its action is described as similar to zinc oxide preparations.
How to take titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate
For external use on the affected nappy area. Gently clean and dry the skin before application.
Spread into a thin film through which the skin texture remains visible.
Avoid the eyes, mouth and accidental swallowing.
Continue prompt nappy changes and keep the area clean and dry.
titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate side effects
Get urgent medical advice
- Skin irritation is reported rarely; stop use and seek advice if it is marked or persistent.
- Seek urgent help for swelling of the face or throat, breathing difficulty, collapse or another severe allergic reaction.
- Swallowing or excessive application can cause salicylate poisoning and requires urgent assessment.
titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate in pregnancy
Safety during pregnancy is not established in the product information. Pregnant people considering personal use should seek professional advice.
titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate while breastfeeding
Safety during breastfeeding is not established in the product information. Seek professional advice before personal use and prevent infant contact with or ingestion of the ointment.
titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate interactions
No interactions with other medicines are known from the product information. Ask a pharmacist before combining products on the same affected skin.
Common questions about titanium dioxide + titanium peroxide + titanium salicylate
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What is it used for?
It is licensed as a topical treatment for nappy rash.
Can it cause skin irritation?
Yes, although this is reported rarely. Stop use and seek advice if irritation is marked or persistent.
What should I do if it is swallowed?
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