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Clear, latex-free Nexcare liquid treatment for cracked skin, supplied in a 7 mL bottle. Observe the precautions for this flammable liquid.
No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the Orders and Returns.
3M manufacturer code: 7100050831, model 112-CA
Nexcare 112-CA is a liquid skin crack treatment supplied in a 7 mL bottle. It is intended for cracked skin rather than serving as an assortment of adhesive bandages. The compact format can be kept with care products selected for this specific need. Follow the packaging to determine suitable application areas and conditions.
Prepare your care supplies with the format suited to your needs.
This is a liquid treatment, without a bandage backing or pad to size. Its flammable nature requires following the manufacturer’s warnings. It does not replace professional assessment when the skin condition calls for it.
Read the packaging before applying the product. It describes permitted uses and the precautions specific to this liquid.
Store the bottle according to the manufacturer’s directions, taking the liquid’s flammable nature into account. Check the expiry date before use. The reference shelf life is 1095 days and does not define a period after opening. Follow the packaging for storage after opening.
No. Nexcare 112-CA is a liquid skin crack treatment without an adhesive backing or pad.
It is sold in a 7 mL bottle.
No. This product does not contain latex.
Yes. It is flammable. Follow the precautions and restrictions on the packaging.
The reference shelf life is 1095 days. Use the bottle’s expiry date and storage directions; the reference shelf life does not define a period after opening.
For workshop or jobsite workers, select PPE according to task hazards: work gloves (GS13SXPU) for handling tasks suited to their protection level, clear-lens safety eyewear (YASF201), earplugs (OA4002) for noisy areas, a traffic vest (VV51) where visibility is required and a safety helmet (TA119R) for areas that require it. This PPE is for the work task, not for applying the liquid treatment.
To organize everyday care supplies, include a personal first-aid kit (TR01V) to keep materials together, adhesive tape (PS415) for other fastening needs, a versatile splint (PS797) for separate immobilization needs, an adhesive seal (TRS) to indicate that the kit has been opened and burn gel (PS625) according to its own directions. These items complement first-aid supplies; they are not intended to be applied together with the liquid skin crack treatment.
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