1. Composition

• Isopropyl Alcohol – typically 70% v/v
• Purified Water – balance
• Perfuming agents – to reduce odor
• Colour
• fragrance

Drug class:

• Topical antiseptic / disinfectant

2. Uses / Indications

Nester Rubbing Alcohol is used for:

• Disinfection of minor cuts, abrasions, and wounds
• Sanitizing skin before injections or minor procedures
• Relieving itching or irritation from insect bites
• Cooling or soothing effect when applied to skin
• Can also be used for surface disinfection in low-risk areas

Mechanism:

• Isopropyl alcohol denatures proteins and disrupts cell membranes of bacteria, viruses, and fungi, leading to their inactivation

3. Direction for Use

• Apply directly to the affected skin area using a clean cotton ball, swab, or pad
• Can be poured on hands or surfaces for sanitizing
• Avoid ingestion or contact with eyes
• Allow alcohol to evaporate naturally; do not rinse immediately

4. Side Effects

• Skin dryness or irritation
• Burning or stinging if applied to broken skin
• Rare allergic reactions to perfume or additives
• Highly flammable; avoid flames or sparks

5. Warnings / Interactions / Cautions

• For external use only
• Keep away from children
• Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and mucous membranes
• Highly flammable – keep away from fire, heat, or sparks
• Store in a cool, dry place