A kind of external application ointment auxiliary wiper

Abstract

An auxiliary wiper for external application of ointment provided by the present invention includes a supporting plate, a turnover unit and a wiping unit, wherein a turnover unit is installed on the upper end of the supporting plate, and the wiping unit is arranged inside the supporting plate; the present invention can solve the “1. Most of the current topical ointments are wiped by the patients themselves. Usually, the ointment is first applied to the affected area. However, the patient cannot control the force when squeezing the ointment, and sometimes it is easy to waste the ointment. Usually, cotton swabs or direct fingers are used for wiping treatment, and a large amount of viruses and bacteria are likely to remain on human hands, so it is easy to cause virus infection when applying ointment, and it cannot be guaranteed to be evenly applied when smearing.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of externally applied ointment wiping, in particular to an auxiliary wiper for externally applied ointment. Background technique [0002] Usually, when people are traveling and viewing flowers, their arms and legs will be in direct contact with the surrounding plants, so they will be contaminated with bacteria or viruses that adhere to the surface of the plants, and then such bacteria or viruses will be parasitic on the skin surface of the human body. As a result, skin diseases are formed. Therefore, in order to eliminate skin diseases and make the human body recover as soon as possible, it is necessary to regularly apply and wipe the ointment on the affected area of ​​the patient. [0003] However, there are the following problems when wiping externally applied ointment: 1. Most of the current externally applied ointment is wiped by the patient when smearing and wiping. Usually, the ointment is first applie...

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[0003] However, there are the following problems when wiping the externally applied ointment at present: 1. Most of the current externally applied ointment is to be wiped by the patient when smearing and wiping. Usually, the ointment is first applied to the affected area. Force is easy to cause waste of ointment;

[0004] 2. When wiping the ointment, the patient usually uses a cotton swab or directly wipes it with fingers, and a large amount of viruses and bacteria are likely to remain on the human hand, so it is easy to cause virus infection when applying the ointment. smudge effect

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