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Urolux® Urinary and Ostomy Appliance Cleanser & Deodorant, Trial 4 oz. (118 mL.)

UROCARE PRODUCTS, INC. · Model 700204 · UDI-DI 00792293702043

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510(k) clearances
913
Adverse events
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Recalls
36
Facilities

Description

CLEANSER, APPLIANCE, URINARY, OSTOMY, DEODORANT, ACID BASED, CITRUS SCENTED, TRIAL BOTTLE 4 OZ. (188 ML.) Rinsing alone does not clean a urinary or ostomy appliance and the use of vinegar, bleaches or toilet bowl cleaners only hardens, distorts and damages rubber, latex and plastic parts—not to mention the unpleasant and embarrassing odors often created by the use of these chemicals. Urocare® recommends the use of Urolux® urinary and ostomy appliance cleanser and deodorant for cleaning latex or rubber urinary leg bags, male urinal sheaths, urinary drainage bottles, urinary drainage and extension tubing or any other reusable urinary or ostomy appliance. Urolux® is a concentrated solution specifically formulated to clean and deodorize rubber, latex or plastic urinary and ostomy appliances. Crystal build-ups are dissolved and unpleasant odors are eliminated. Don't let corrosion happen to your urinary or ostomy appliance... Use Urolux! Features: • Effectively Cleans the Entire Fluid Pathway • Fresh Citrus Scent • Concentrated Formula Goes A Long Way • Dissolves Calcium and Urine Crystal Build-Ups • For use with Urinary & Ostomy Appliances PRECAUTIONS: Urolux contains phosphoric acid which may cause burns to skin and eyes. Avoid contact with all materials other than glass, plastics, rubber and latex. Avoid contamination of food and contact with skin and eyes. Use only as directed. Keep out of reach of children.

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