Gentian Violet Antiseptic

Discover the trusted solution for managing macerated toe spaces, abrasions, and minor cuts with Gentian Violet Antiseptic from Rainier Medical. With a legacy spanning centuries, Gentian Violet is renowned for its potent antimicrobial and antifungal properties. Ideal for foot care, it effectively dries moist areas between toes prone to maceration, a common concern exacerbated by conditions like diabetes.

Product Features:

• Antiseptic Formula: Specifically formulated for external use on macerated innerspaces, combating fungal infections and preventing bacterial invasion.
• Versatile Application: Treats minor cuts and scrapes, providing a protective barrier against infections.
• Long-Lasting Protection: Stains the skin temporarily upon application, offering up to two months of safeguarding against potential infections.
• Easy Application: Use a single-use applicator like a q-tip to apply directly to affected areas after thorough cleaning, ensuring minimal staining and cross-contamination risks.

Effective foot care goes beyond comfort; it's about maintaining health and preventing complications. Gentian Violet's ability to dry and protect vulnerable skin areas makes it indispensable for individuals managing conditions that predispose them to maceration and infections. Whether you're addressing minor skin issues or safeguarding against more serious complications, Gentian Violet Antiseptic from Rainier Medical is your partner in comprehensive foot care management.

Ensure you follow application guidelines and consult with your podiatrist for personalized care strategies. Embrace proactive foot care with a trusted antiseptic that delivers reliability and peace of mind.

Before starting, clean and dry the affected area. Use a q-tip as a single-use applicator to prevent cross contamination and to minimize unnecessary staining. Gloves are also recommended. Paint the medication in between the areas of the toes where skin is affected. It will stain the skin, an effect that will last for up to two months. Avoid contact with visible surfaces or clothing as stains may be difficult to remove. During this time when the staining is apparent, the skin is protected from potential infection. Apply to affected areas one time per month.

Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse immediately for at least 15 minutes, and seek medical attention if irritation occurs. Avoid contact with healthy skin and keep exposure at the recommended maximum since damage from excessive dryness can occur. Seek advice from your podiatrist for this problem.