Antiseptic lotion

Dermal exposure also occurs through the use of phenol-containing ointments, ear and nose drops, analgesic rubs (Douglas 1972), and antiseptic lotions (Musto et al. 1977). It is not possible to estimate dose levels for these sources given the available data. 

Phenol is toxic to bacteria and fungi, and it is used as a slimicide and disinfectant. Because of its anesthetic effects, phenol is used in medicines such as ointments, ear and nose drops, cold sore lotions, throat lozenges and sprays (such as those sold under die Cepastat and Chloraseptic labels), and antiseptic lotions (EPA, 2002). 

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