The R&R Lotion ICL-8 Blue IC pregloving antistatic moisturizing lotion, 8 oz. bottle, helps relieve dermatitis symptoms; is compatible with CHG, and latex and nitrile gloves; and is static dissipative for use in clean rooms and electrostatic protected areas. It is compatible with latex and nitrile gloves to reduce the risk of glove degradation, and with CHG (chlorhexidine gluconate), an anti-pathogen commonly used in hospitals, to reduce the risk of deactivating interference. It does not contain glycerin, mineral oil, silicones, or lanolin, any of which may contaminate integrated circuit (IC) boards during manufacturing or handling. This lotion moisturizes dry skin with a combination of ingredients, including the humectant propylene glycol and vitamins A, D, and E, along with succulents such as aloe vera, jojoba, and blue agave. It is made with deionized water, absorbs immediately into the skin for a nongreasy feeling, and is fragrance-free to reduce the chance of allergic reactions. Because dry skin can reduce the conductivity of grounding wrist straps, and this lotion moisturizes skin without introducing electrically resistive ingredients, it can help to meet American National Standards Institute/Electrostatic Discharge Association (ANSI/ESDA) S20.20 requirements. The lotion comes in an 8 oz. squeeze bottle for portability. It also contains botanical extracts of blueberry, cranberry, pomegranate, strawberry, raspberry, green coffee bean, green tea, grape seed, and acai berry.

Moisturizing lotion is a topical product applied to the skin that contains emollients to soften the skin and humectants to help preserve moisture in the skin. Lotion can be used as a delivery vehicle for medicinal or antiseptic ingredients, to help restore dry skin, or to help preserve normal skin.

R&R Lotion manufactures chemical specialty products for the electronic, medical, pharmaceutical, and industrial markets, including Industrial Sunscreen brand sunscreen for outdoor workers. All products are made in the U.S.A. The company, founded in 1983, is headquartered in Scottsdale, AZ.