Povidone Iodine Prep Solution USP, 16 Fluid Ounce (2- Pack)

Betadine is an extremely great hand cleaner. They say soap and h2o is your best friend against contamination but this is faster and makes hands feel much cleaner.

I guess it's supposed be like this. It's ok.

Gets the job done.

My local Wal-Mart and drug stores charge 2-3 times as much.

Just hope big it can change the design of this cap, always leaking. But overall, product is very effective.

This Dynarex Providone Iodine is the best iodine I have ever tried and it is very inexpensive compared to the rip off prices that some sellers are asking online and the brick stores for less concentration (7%) and less ounces. This is a great product for our needs as you can read below.Anti-bacterial and fungal invasions on Pets: I used this (it is 10%, not 7%) to help my dog with skin bacteria infection issues. So far, it is helping. The idea is to dilute it with water to the "colorization of dark tea" as is described by some veterinarians. So when I figured it out, I diluted it to a concentration of about 5% solution to 95% water, more or less. This means it is even weaker than the label of 10%. This stuff is concentrated. Vets say that dogs can "lick" this stuff and not get sick. However, on my little sensitive dog, he looked kind of sick and nauseated from using it and I could not tell if it was because of the smell which bothered him and made him whoosy or if it was the taste. So when I use it on him, I make sure he is bone dry of it before I let him try and lick it off. My dog is pure white and this stuff leave a mild stain on the coat but is really easy to bathe out. Usually with dog skin diseases, they should be bathed every day or every other day for a few weeks (I use Zymox enzyme shampoo for now) to make sure the disease doesn't come back so the stain won't be a big deal anyway. The coat will eventually turn to normal. Unlike a horse, a dog's skin will not burn with this if used in the proper dilution.I also found it is useful for the obvious cuts and wounds and stuff, for sanitizing sissors, and all kinds of pet stuff as well as people stuff.If you have farm animals or horses, and they get scratches or some kind of bacteria infection on them, do NOT use this full strength out of the bottle. This is a concentrated amount and is not a scrub. For horses, use a good microbial horse shampoo in a pale of water and then dilute this stuff down to 1%. I have seen people use this on their horses as a very diluted concentration as a microbial scrub to clean the white socks on a horse to stay white, but again, it is diluted so as not to burn the skin. Usually a microbial iodine scrub is about 5% but it can still be diluted. Any iodine directly on a horse's coat could burn and blister the skin! There are providone iodine "shampoos" and surgical scrubs but these too you have to be careful with on horses.When dealing with thrush or disease of the bottom foot of the horses foot, where the hard frog, sole, and wall is, this can be used full strength and directly into the sole and cracks on the bottom side of the hoof. Be careful of the heel bulbs and avoid the soft area of the cornet band where the hoof turns into hair. These also can blister.This item has many uses and I use it to sanitize cooking equipment or sissors made especially for cutting foods. It does appear to stain sinks and counter tops for a while but it fades or is easy to remove if cleaned up right away.

However you need to use this, or whatever you need to use it for, this is a good product to have around

My horse rolled under the neighbors barb wire fence and had a deep cut on his ankle that he wouldn’t let me touch . So I mix 1/2 provodine 1/4 tea tree oil and 1/4 castor oil and spray it on when ever he shows up for his pellets and supplements. It’s been helping him scab up and prevent infection. Great to have on hand!