Bacteria and germs are the leading cause for diaper rash and eczema. HYP03 uses water, salt, and electricity – in the form of Hypochlorous — to make a safe and powerful cleanser for germs and to promote healing of the skin. Other products use zinc-oxide and creams to cover diaper rash and eczema. HYP03 targets bacteria directly to promote healing of the skin.

No messy creams required, nor does it leave any residue. Just spray for a cleaner and more convenient way to treat the skin.

Hypochlorous has been widely used by doctors and hospitals for its effectiveness and safety. Dermatologists have also begun using it to fight skin infections and speed up wound healing. Only until recently have we discovered how to bottle it and keep it long lasting for you to use.

Made by our own white blood cells, Hypochlorous is already made inside our bodies to fight infection and to improve healing. We replicate nature’s chemistry by using electrolysis to breakdown saltwater and bottle it for a powerful medical-grade skin therapy at home that is also safe to use around baby’s most sensitive areas of skin.

Because Hypochlorous has a neutral charge, it does not repel bacteria but attracts them allowing Hypochlorous to easily penetrate the bacteria walls without doing any harm to you.

Because of HYP03’s all-natural ingredients, our Diaper Rash Spray and Eczema Spray is safe to use on even our body’s most sensitive parts and is 100% hypoallergenic. Use on eyelids, scalp, groin, open wounds and other areas. No rinsing required.

HYP03 is also FDA approved and doctor recommended.

For Diaper Rash Spray we recommend to spray on skin after every diaper change.

For Eczema Spray’s best results we recommend spray affected skin consistently every few hours, especially during the first few days of treatment. Use several times a day as needed.

Because HYP03 is steroid-free, it has no limits on number of usages per day. No need to rub in or rinse off.

HYP03 uses a non-toxic formula and is generally not harmful. However ingesting HYP03 is not recommended. If accidentally ingested, please sip on water immediately after.