Vishnevsky Balsamic Liniment RFF 30g
Vishnevsky Balsamic Liniment RFF – 30 g
Vishnevsky Balsamic Liniment is a traditional topical medicinal preparation intended for external use on the skin. Its active components, birch tar and bismuth tribromophenate (xeroform), provide local antiseptic activity and are traditionally used in the treatment of wounds and other superficial skin conditions. Typical Vishnevsky liniment formulations contain 30 mg of each active substance per gram.
Key Features:
- Traditional balsamic liniment for external use
- Contains birch tar
- Contains bismuth tribromophenate (xeroform)
- Provides local antiseptic action
- Traditionally used as part of the treatment of wounds and certain inflammatory skin conditions
- Oily liniment consistency suitable for application beneath a dressing
- 30 g pack
- For external use only
Active Ingredients per 1 g:
- Bismuth tribromophenate (xeroform) – 30 mg
- Birch tar – 30 mg
Important:
- For external use only
- Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes
- Do not use if allergic or hypersensitive to any ingredient
- Stop use and seek advice if significant skin irritation or an allergic reaction develops
- Wash hands after application unless the hands are the area being treated
- Seek medical advice for deep, severe, infected or non-healing wounds
- Keep out of reach of children
Note: I could verify the standard 30 g Vishnevsky balsamic liniment composition, but I could not find a reliable current manufacturer leaflet specifically for the RFF-branded pack. The packaging leaflet should therefore take precedence for exact excipients and dosing instructions.
Bismuth tribromophenate (xeroform), birch tar and an oily base. The exact excipients can vary by manufacturer, so the leaflet supplied with the specific RFF 30 g pack should be used as the definitive ingredient list.
Apply externally to the affected area as directed in the package leaflet or by a healthcare professional. Vishnevsky liniment may be applied in a thin layer or used with a suitable dressing, depending on the condition being treated.
