Taihei Pharmaceutical Ekiban Pyroxylin Bandages

Ekiban A is a liquid bandage that forms a clear, water-resistant film when applied to minor wounds.

The film protects the affected area from water, bacteria, and dust, helping the skin heal naturally.

It can be used on cracked fingers (chapped skin), paper cuts, and hangnails.
A brief stinging sensation may occur upon application, but it quickly subsides once dry.

Active Ingredients (per 100 g)

Ingredient	Amount	Function
Pyroxylin	15 g	Forms a protective film over the wound

Additives: dl-Camphor, Benzyl Alcohol, Castor Oil, Ethyl Acetate, Butyl Acetate

Size: 10 g

How to Use

1. Use the pointed cap to pierce the tube seal before first use.

2. Clean the wound and gently wipe off moisture and blood.

3. Apply a thin layer directly to the wound only and let it dry naturally.

4. The transparent film will protect the wound and resist water and friction.

5. If the film peels off after washing or bathing, reapply to the clean, dry area.

6. To remove quickly, apply another coat and wipe off before it dries.

Important Usage Notes

• For external use only. Do not ingest.

• Avoid eye contact and do not apply to large, deep, or infected wounds.

• Do not apply to the face, scalp, mucous membranes, or shaved or irritated skin.

• Do not force the film off to prevent skin damage.

• Children should use only under adult supervision.

• Contains organic solvents – people with asthma or respiratory issues should use with caution.

Do Not Use On

• Large or deep cuts, ulcerated or burned areas, actively bleeding wounds

• Face, scalp, or sensitive areas around the eyes or mucous membranes

• Recently shaved or depilated skin

Storage and Handling

• Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat.

• Keep away from fire and out of reach of children.

• Do not transfer to another container.

• Wipe the tube tip clean after use and close the cap firmly.

• Avoid contact with clothing – it may be difficult to remove.

• Do not use after the expiration date.