Description

Diaper Rash Paste Maximum Strength
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Why you'll love it
- Diaper Rash Relief - soothes and protects baby's skin.
- Zinc Oxide Barrier - shields delicate skin from wetness.
- Fast Soothing - calms redness and irritation quickly.
- Gentle For Baby - trusted nappy-time protection.
- Quality You Trust - a trusted name in health and wellness.
How to apply it
Change wet and soiled diapers promptly Cleanse the diaper area Allow to dry Apply paste liberally as often as necessary, with each diaper change, especially at bedtime or anytime when exposure to wet diapers may be prolonged
At a glance
| Brand | Desitin |
|---|---|
| Product | Maximum Strength Diaper Rash Paste |
| Active (US label) | Zinc oxide - maximum strength |
| Format | Thick barrier paste |
| US label use | Treats and helps prevent nappy rash |
Your questions, answered
Anything I should know?
For external use only.
What makes it stand out?
Zinc Oxide Barrier - shields delicate skin from wetness.
Baby screamed through the last nappy change and the skin is angry red - how fast does this work?
This is the one US parents reach for when nappy rash gets serious: a maximum-strength zinc oxide paste that per the US label treats and helps prevent nappy rash, forming a thick protective barrier that seals irritated skin away from wetness on contact. Many parents see visible calming within hours, often overnight.
How do I apply it - thick or thin?
Generously - this is one product where more is more. At each change, clean and dry the area, then smooth on a thick protective layer, especially at bedtime when a wet nappy sits longest. Don't rub it all the way in; the sitting-on-top layer IS the barrier. Follow the label directions closely, and ask a pharmacist if you're unsure whether it suits you.
What's the difference between this and the Daily Defense cream?
Strength and mission: the Maximum Strength paste is the treatment-grade barrier for active, angry rash; Daily Defense is the lighter everyday cream for prevention and mild redness. Many households keep both - cream for routine, paste for flare-ups.
When should we see a doctor instead?
If the rash isn't improving after a few days of consistent use, is severe, blistered, bleeding or spreading, or baby has a fever - get it checked. The label says as much, and a pharmacist or GP can rule out infections that barrier creams can't touch.
Individual results may vary.
Specifications
- SKU:: 074300000718
- UPC:: 074300000718
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
All orders are sent with 24h tracked delivery.
Same-day dispatch
Order before 3:30pm Monday–Friday for same-day dispatch. Order before 12pm Saturday for Saturday dispatch.
Weekend orders
Orders placed after 12:30pm Saturday or anytime on Sunday will be dispatched on Monday, regardless of delivery service selected.
Returns
We offer a 30-day return window from the date you receive your order. To start a return, contact us at hello@vitamingo.co.uk.
