Prevent Problems With Meds That Can Catch Fire

February 2024

You can help extinguish issues with flammable meds.

Serious burns or fires due to flammable meds are rare...but dangerous. And many patients don’t often realize a product they’re using can pose a significant fire hazard.

For example, insect repellents or spray sunscreens that contain alcohol can catch fire if used near open flames...such as a grill or cigarette.

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