Medicine brand

Sudoderm

Anhydrous Lanolin + Benzyl Alcohol + Benzyl Benzoate + Benzyl Cinnamate + Zinc Oxide

  • Cream

Strengths, Packs and Prices

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StrengthFormPackPrice (MRP)
Anhydrous Lanolin + Benzyl Alcohol + Benzyl Benzoate + Benzyl Cinnamate + Zinc Oxide 4 gm + 390 mg + 0 gm + 150 mg + 15.2 gm/100 gmDGDA 267-0478-071Cream15 in Tube Pack৳120per tube

Prices last checked on 12 October 2026

About the Medicine

Anhydrous Lanolin

IndicationsAnhydrous Lanolin is a purified, water-free wax obtained from sheep's wool. It is used as an emollient (skin softener) and base ingredient in creams, ointments, barrier creams for nappy rash, lip balms and nipple creams. On its own,…

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Benzyl Alcohol

IndicationsBenzyl alcohol is a simple aromatic alcohol with several medical uses. As a 5% lotion it is used on the scalp and hair to treat head lice. In small amounts it is also used as a preservative in…

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Benzyl Benzoate

IndicationsBenzyl benzoate is applied to the skin to treat scabies (an itchy skin infestation caused by tiny mites) and head and body lice. How It WorksIt is toxic to scabies mites and lice and kills them on contact.…

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Benzyl Cinnamate

IndicationsBenzyl Cinnamate is an aromatic compound found naturally in balsams such as Peru and Tolu balsam. In medicines it is an inactive or minor ingredient, used in some barrier and soothing creams (for example for nappy rash, minor…

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Zinc Oxide

IndicationsZinc Oxide is used on the skin as a soothing, protective barrier. It is used for nappy (diaper) rash, minor skin irritation, chafing, minor burns, cuts and scrapes, and to protect skin from moisture in people with incontinence.…

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