It is called Satin, and is an antimicrobial skin cleanser. It contains emollients and is designed to prevent dryness and irritation. I have personally used it on my more recent piercings and feel great about suggesting it as an alternative for cleaning healing piercings. Satin seems even more moisturizing than Provon. It is a little bit thicker and more lotion-like, which makes a bottle last longer.
Satin also lathers more readily, which makes it very easy to use.
Provon and Satin cost the same, and can be used in the same way as cleansing agents for body piercing after care. It is an alcohol free, sodium free, antimicrobial dental rinse. It is far more pleasant tasing than other comparable products, and actually feels good in the mouth. It does not sting or burn at all. Recent experience with Medline shows that the initial swelling diminishes even faster than with the use of Listerine.