Abbott Expands Rashfree™ Portfolio with launch of Rashfree™ Eva Cream and Rashfree™ Spray

Abbott, the global healthcare company, has expanded its Rashfree™ portfolio with the launch of Rashfree™ Eva Cream and Rashfree™ Spray, extending its trusted expertise beyond baby care to address the needs of women and elderly adults.

Rashfree™ Eva Cream is specially formulated to help soothe and protect skin from rashes and chafing, making it ideal for women who often experience irritation in sensitive areas. Rashfree™ Spray offers a convenient, touch-free way to care for irritated skin, helping adults, especially those using diapers, to gently manage discomfort and maintain hygiene. Together, these products help relieve everyday skin concerns caused by friction, sweat, moisture, and sensitivity.

In India’s hot and humid climate, skin rashes and chafing are common. Women often experience discomfort in high-friction areas due to sweat, hormonal changes, active lifestyles, tight clothing, and prolonged use of personal hygiene products. At the same time, many elderly adults dealing with incontinence or limited mobility also need simple and effective solutions to care for diaper-related skin irritation. Rashfree™ Eva & Spray are designed to support these needs with gentle, easy-to-use care. [1-4]

Many people often turn to home remedies or quick fixes that may not always provide lasting relief. Abbott’s Rashfree™ Eva Cream and Rashfree™ Spray are specially designed to offer a more effective and reliable solution. Each product is thoughtfully developed to suit different skin needs - whether it’s everyday irritation in women or diaper-related discomfort in adults. Together, they provide easy-to-use care that helps protect the skin, keep it hydrated, soothe irritation, and support the natural healing process.

Through its expanded Rashfree™ portfolio, Abbott aims to elevate care with solutions that enhance everyday comfort, restore confidence, and support skin health across life stages.




References:

[1] Jain, Sonia; Barambhe, M. S.1; Jain, Jyoti2; Jajoo, U. N.2; Pandey, Neha. Prevalence of skin diseases in rural Central India: A community-based, cross-sectional, observational study. Journal of Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences 21(2):p 111-115, Jul–Dec 2016. | DOI: 10.4103/0971-9903.189537

[2] https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/contact-dermatitis/

[3] Fathimathul Harshiba H, Rafi NM, Preman P, Lanjewar RS, Anil Kumar A, Muhammed M. A descriptive, cross-sectional questionnaire based survey amongst the women regarding the adverse effects of sanitary pads. CosmoDerma. 2025;5:130. doi: 10.25259/CSDM_132_2025

[4] Arora G, Khandpur S, Bansal A, Shetty B, Aggarwal S, Saha S, et al. Current understanding of frictional dermatoses: A review. Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol 2023;89:170-88.

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