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Product
Information -
Lansinoh Lanolin |
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| How
Does It Work? |
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Lansinoh works by the process of
moist wound healing. Studies reveal
moist wound healing offers a soothing
environment for sore nipples and as
no scab is formed healing is accelerated.
An important additional benefit of moist
wound healing is that it offers immediate
pain relief, an urgent need for any mother
with sore nipples.
>> Download
the Moist Wound Healing article for
more details. |
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With
clean hands soften a small amount of Lansinoh
between fingers and apply to entire nipple
area after each feeding or as needed. Lansinoh
lanolin does not have to be removed prior
to breastfeeding.
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For
your comfort and to help protect sensitive
nipples you may also apply Lansinoh before
showering.
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Lansinoh
should be used in conjunction with addressing
the cause of the soreness. See additional
reference material on causes of sore nipples.
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If
soreness does not start to ease within 24
hours of commencing use of Lansinoh, or if
the problem persists, the user should contact
a Lactation Consultant, Breastfeeding Counsellor
or their Health Care Professional.
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Lansinoh
lanolin used by itself is not a treatment
for sore nipples caused by thrush (Candida
albicans) or a bacterial infection.
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Lansinoh
100% pure lanolin can be used in conjunction
with treatment for skin conditions. Unbroken
skin is the best barrier to infection, however
Lansinoh nipple cream relieves dryness that
can result in cracking and promotes healthy
skin. It may also prevent some secondary
infections.
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| Other
Uses |
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By providing a partially
occlusive moisture barrier, Lansinoh
lanolin slows down the body's natural
evaporation process. This allows the
skin to restore its own natural moisture
from the inside out.
Lansinoh lanolin
can be used also to soothe:
chapped lips, nappy rash,
dry skin on elbows, heels
and knees, itchy stretch
marks, minor cuts, burns
and skin abrasions. Useful
for all the family! |
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• Any moist wound healing situation
• Barrier for mud fever in horses
• Blisters
• Callouses and Corns
• Chaffing from Cycling
• Chapped legs from running
• Chapped Lips
• Cradle Cap
• Cuts and Grazes
• Dry & Cracked Lips from Mediaction e.g.
Roaccutane
• Dry hands
• Dry Knees
• Elderly friction areas from bra and pants
• Fever Blisters Sores
• Fine lines on face
• For use in Pumpkin making on
Halloween - stops the edges going dry
• Getting Gum out of kids hair
• Haemorhoids
• Helps soothe althelete's foot
• Hinges on doors
• Insect bites
• Irritated skin
• Itchy Stretch Marks
• Joggers nipples
• Keeping Eyebrows tidy!
• Keeps flies off bites and cuts on horses
• Lip gloss & Moisturizer
• Lubrication for machine parts
• Mild Bedsores
• Mild cases of psoriasis
• Mild eczema
• Minor burns
• "Moisturize dry and itchy skin on elbows, knees and heels"
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• Mouth Sores (chemotheraphy patients)
• Nail Cuticles
• Nappy rash
• On minor wounds after surgery
• On teeth to prevent lipstick stains
• Paper cuts
• Pet's wounds and rashes
• Put on dry patches before false tanning
• Removal of rings on swollen fingers!
• Rough elbows
• Rubbed skin
• Scars
• Scratches
• Shaving Cuts
• Skin cracks around fingers in cold weather
• Soothes cold sores
• Soothes red blotches
• Soothes sunburn
• Sore bottoms
• Sore chins on babies (teething)
• Sore heels
• Sore noses
• Sore thumbs from sucking
• Split ends on hair
• Spots
• To prevent bed sores
• To prevent blisters before going out for a long walk
• To prevent nail varnish lid from sticking to bottle
• To smooth curly hair
• To soften leather in shoes
• To soothe new tatoos
• Under arm chaffing
• Un-stick a stuck zipper
• Use on eyelashes to make them look shiny
• Used when dying eyebrows or eyelashes to keep dye off your face |
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