What are the inactive ingredients in this product?

The outer label does not listen the inactive ingredients but at the top right corner of the outer label there is the word "Peel". After peeling back the corner and removing the outer label there is an underlying label which list the inactive ingredients which are corn starch USP, sodium bicarbonate, tri-calcium phosphate.

Can it be used for a diaper rash

The bottle is small and I know there are better powders and creams out there that are geared towards diaper rash. This was used for the rash that developed because of skin fold irritation. Due to moisture from sweating, overweight people as well as normal sized folks sometimes develop a rash from constant sweating under stomach folds, under breasts, etc. This works amazingly well to keep the area free from the bacteria that causes the painful rash.

does it contain bacetracin?

label does not say it contains bacitracin. label says: inactive ingredients corn starch USP, sodium bicarbonate, tri-calcium phosphate active ingredient Miconazole Nitrate 2%

They use it in the hospital, so if you are concerned about any heat or flame that would be encountered there, I would assume not. HOWEVER SMOKING is not allowed in hospitals due to the Oxygen--so I wouldn't be smoking next to this stuff. Most anything is flammable if you puff it up in the air (aerate) enough. If you really want to find out, put a little in the sink and put a match to it. MUST SAY: Works great on general yeast infections of the skin. It's expensive, but I use it because they use it in the hospital--and it WORKS QUICKLY. Stop smoking for an afternoon!

Weight	0.2 Pounds
Brand	Coloplast
Format	Powder
Age Range Description	Adult

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