Dr Konrad30ml Ichtyol Cream Paste for Treating Inflamed Skin
R179
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About
Ichtyol Creampasteis non-perfumed creampaste with content of ichthammol (2%), oleum jecoris aselli (15%), guaiazulene (0.1%) and zinc oxide (20%).
The Ichtyol creampaste is intended for treating skin prone to sores, diaper rash and galls. It can also be applied on the reddish skin, which it calms down. It can be used since the neonatal age.
The preparation has its characteristic colour and odour, which is not a hindrance.
Warning for people allergic to parabens and lanolin – it is paraben- and lanolin-free. Without added colorants, alcohol and perfumes.
Product Features
- Treating skin prone to eczema as an alternative to corticoid therapy
- Treating skin problem such as: Atopic eczema, seborrheic eczema, napkin dermatitis, intertrigo, rashes
- 20% Zinc Oxide cream paste
- 2% ichthammol
- Jecoris aselli oil (cod liver oil)
- Guaiazulene
- Antimicrobial substance dermosoft (e.g. against candida albicans)
- Contains 2% ichthammol
- Does not contain perfumes or parabens
- Can also be applied to wet lesions and damp areas
- Can be used from neonatal age
Product Specifications
- Volume: 30ml
- Expires: 07 May 2021
- Composition:
- Aqua,
- Zinc Oxide,
- Cod Liver Oil,
- Cetearyl Alcohol,
- Butyrospermum Parkii Butter,
- Ichthammol,
- Glycerin,
- Sodium Caproyl/Lauroyl Lactylate,
- Glyceryl Stearate,
- Ceteareth-20,
- Glyceryl Stearate Citrate,
- Cera Alba,
- Guaiazulene,
- Phenethyl Alcohol,
- Ethylhexyl glycerin,
- Triethyl Citrate, Phenoxyethanol.
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