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Oilatum Plus Antiseptic Bath Emollient contains light liquid paraffin 52.5%, benzalkonium chloride 6.0%, and triclosan 2.0%. It is specially formulated to treat eczema and dry skin conditions at risk of infection. This antiseptic bath additive soothes, cleanses, and protects the skin while helping to prevent bacterial contamination.
Oilatum Plus is suitable for adults, children, and babies over 6 months and is available in:
| Medication Name | Oilatum Plus Antiseptic Bath Emollient |
| Active Ingredients | Light liquid paraffin 52.5%, benzalkonium chloride 6.0%, triclosan 2.0% |
| Other Ingredients | Acetylated lanolin, alcohols, isopropyl palmitate, oleyl alcohol, macrogol lauryl ether |
| Medication Form | Bath emollient / bath additive |
| Used to Treat | Eczema and dry skin at risk of infection |
| Available Sizes | 500 ml bottle |
| Who Can Use It | Adults, children, and babies over 6 months |
| Prescription Required? | No – Pharmacy (P) medicine |
| Patient Information Leaflet | Oilatum Plus Antiseptic Bath Emollient – Patient Information Leaflet |
Oilatum Plus is used to treat eczema and dry skin prone to infection. It moisturises and softens the skin while providing gentle antiseptic protection.
Suitable for adults, children, and babies over 6 months.
Do not use if you:
Consult a healthcare professional if you:
Common:
Uncommon / Rare:
Note: Avoid undiluted contact with eyes or ingestion. Seek medical advice if accidental ingestion or eye contact occurs.
Page content authored by Amjad Khan, last reviewed by Dr Hussain Ahmad on 6th March 2026.
