Description
The CareAll 1 oz. Clotrimazole Antifungal Cream is packed for facility and program use. Cures most athlete’s foot, jock itch and ringworm. Relieves itching, burning, cracking, scaling, and discomfort which accompany these conditions.
- Latex Free
- Dye-free
- Phthalate-free
- Fragrance-free
- Compare to the active ingredient in Lotrimin AF
- 1.0 oz size
1 oz. Clotrimazole Antifungal Cream for Care Settings
The 1.0 oz first aid treatment is built into daily routines in care settings, where the same specification has to arrive every time. It carries the same active ingredient as Lotrimin AF, which keeps a familiar option on the shelf. The specification list for the 1.0 oz first aid treatment is practical: latex free, dye-free, phthalate-free. Kit assemblers like the math on this first aid treatment: 3 boxes of 24 tubes per case (72 tubes). Facilities add this 1.0 oz first aid treatment to admission kits, bedside supplies and hygiene programs where it is needed every day.
Features and Benefits
Makeup and Materials
- Latex Free – The 1.0 oz first aid treatment is latex free, which keeps it aligned with facility requirements.
- Dye-free – The 1.0 oz first aid treatment is dye-free, which keeps it aligned with facility requirements.
- Phthalate-free – The 1.0 oz first aid treatment is phthalate-free, which keeps it aligned with facility requirements.
Packaging and Handling
- National-brand comparison – It compares to the active ingredient in Lotrimin AF, so the first aid treatment matches a familiar standard.
- Case packaging – 3 boxes of 24 tubes per case (72 tubes). Case quantities cut reordering frequency for supply teams.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Item number – AFCL1
- Size – 1.0 oz
- Fragrance-free
Packaging and Contents
- Sold as – case (as listed)
- Case contents – 3 boxes of 24 tubes per case (72 tubes)
- Case weight – 10 lb (160 oz)
- Case dimensions – 16.5 x 10 x 8 in
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Why Choose This First Aid Treatment
This 1.0 oz first aid treatment earns its place on the supply list by being specified clearly and packed for programs. That consistency lowers the hidden cost of stocking the 1.0 oz first aid treatment, training staff and managing substitutions. With 3 boxes of 24 tubes per case (72 tubes), one order of the first aid treatment covers a long stretch of routine demand.
- Fewer stock-outs – Case quantities of the 1.0 oz first aid treatment keep kits and carts filled between orders.
- Predictable specification – Every case of this 1.0 oz first aid treatment matches the same published specification, so there are no surprises at receiving.
- Value against national brands – CareAll formulas carry the same active-ingredient strength as the national brands they compare to, at a value price, and this first aid treatment is no exception.
- Latex Free – This first aid treatment is latex free, a detail care teams check first.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this first aid treatment packaged?
It comes in a case of 3 boxes of 24 tubes per case (72 tubes). The case is sold as listed under item AFCL1, ready for central supply.
What is this first aid treatment used for?
The label for item AFCL1 states the purpose directly: cures most athlete’s foot, jock itch and ringworm. Programs keep item AFCL1 on hand wherever that need comes up in daily care.
How does it compare to the national brand?
It compares to the active ingredient in Lotrimin AF. CareAll lists the comparison on the product itself, so buyers can match item AFCL1 against the brand-name item it replaces.
Is it latex free?
Yes. The manufacturer's specification lists item AFCL1 as latex free, which is the detail most facility buyers check first.
What size is this first aid treatment?
Item AFCL1 is the 1.0 oz size, as published by the manufacturer. That is the full quantity in every case of this first aid treatment.
What does a case weigh?
A case of item AFCL1 weighs 10 lb according to the manufacturer. Receiving teams use that figure to plan storage and freight for bulk orders of this first aid treatment.
Who uses this first aid treatment?
Item AFCL1 goes into admission kits, patient belongings packs and hygiene programs run by hospitals, hotels and care facilities. The case format keeps the first aid treatment stocked between orders.
