Holoil Medicated Gauzes 10cm X 10cm 10 Gauzes

The Holoil dressing is a vegetable dressing useful for treating and controlling any type of small or large injury. Its application improves healing thanks to the healing and regenerating properties of its components.

Indications

The use of the Holoil dressing is recommended for all types of skin lesions such as wounds, bruises, hemorrhoids, fissures, chilblains, fistulas, mycosis, infected acne, ingrown toenails, athlete's foot, mycosis and onychomycosis, herpes, canker sores and itch. Its use is also recommended for the treatment of tattoos. Its formula protects the wound and facilitates healing.

Action

Healing, soothing

Intended use

Body

Features

Holoil medicated grazes can be used to improve the well-being of wounds, lesions and skin inflammations. Its oily formula is suitable for multiple treatments and exploits the properties:

• Neem , a tree of the Meliaceous family with an anti-inflammatory, antifungal, healing, regenerating, antioxidant action;
• Dell ' Iperico , a medicinal plant with antiseptic and anti-inflammatory action.

How to use

After carefully cleaning the area to be treated, apply 2 to 4 gauze pads side by side, sufficient to cover the entire lesion.

Warnings and Contraindications

Do not use the product together with disinfectants or other primary dressings because they can partially or totally cancel their action.
The product is unable to act on tissue with inadequate skin perfusion: it makes no sense to apply Holoil in the presence of tissue hypoxia below 30mmHg of O2.
A temporary burning sensation may arise during cleaning or application, which then gradually subsides.

Ingredients and Composition

Melia Azadirachta Seed Oil; Olea Europaea Oil; Hypericum Perforatum Flower Extract. Excipients: Aqua [Water]; Propylene Glycol; Triethanolamine; Carbomer; Phenoxyethanol; Benzoic Acid; Dehydroacetic Acid; Ethylhexylglycerin; Aroma.

Format

10 medicated gauzes in a single bag in the size 10x10 cm

More information on the product can be found on the Rimos website