Dr. Talbot's Baby Tooth Gel for Sore Gums, Naturally Inspired, .53 Oz, Benzocaine Free, Belladonna Free Eugenia 0.53 Ounce (Pack of 1)
FSA/HSA Eligibility
Teething Pain Reliever - Soothes infants during teething discomfort.
Eligible
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Dr. Talbot's Baby Tooth Gel for Sore Gums, Naturally Inspired, .53 Oz, Benzocaine Free, Belladonna Free Eugenia 0.53 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Est. Price
$6.99
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Description
Nuby Baby tooth Gel with natural ingredients has an instant soothing formula that includes Chamomile and clove. It helps calm, relax, and soothe infants that may be teething, upset, or restless. It is formulated to be Benzocaine-free, non-toxic, and safe to swallow. When using Nuby Baby tooth Gel with natural ingredients, you can be confident that your child is not being exposed to harmful chemicals.
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