Scabies Treatment Mites Pubic Lice Parasites Cream Lotion – 60g – An Effective 48 Hours Treatment agaist Scabies-100% Satisfaction Guaranteed (1 x 60g)
Features
- 48 Hours Treatment - FAST RELIEF -100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
- Bioeel Antiparasite Lotion Treats Scabies: Cleanes and Relieves the scabies rash caused by mites burrowing in the skin
- Relieves Itching and Soothens the skin
- Prevents Infestation
- FREE DELIVERY
Product Details
- ASIN: B019V8GAPA
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Product Description
Scabies Treatment Antiparasitic Lotion for Scabies Mite for EXTERNAL USE!
Composition: 25g Benzyl benzoate in 100g emulsion (lotion)
Method of administration:
Shake before using
Apply two days in a row on dry skin, night after bath all over the body, except the face and scalp (head) Wash after 24 hours with soap and water
Children over 2 years, pregnant women or nursing-apply once and washed 12 hours after application with soap and water
Protect the children's hands so as to prevent swallowing
Has to be applied simultaneously to all members of the family /community, even they do not show symptoms
It is important to use clean linen, disinfect by boiling
Scabies is an extremely itchy skin disorder that can be passed from one person to another. It is caused by an infestation with a parasite - the scabies mite. The mite lives on the skin and burrows into it. Scabies is spread to others through close skin-to-skin contact. It is easily treated with an insecticide lotion applied to the skin.
Scabies is common. In the UK, about 1 in 1,000 people develop scabies each month. Scabies is more common in town (urban) areas, in women and children, in the winter, and in the North of the country.
Scabies is caused by a mite (like a tiny insect) called Sarcoptes scabiei. The mite is a parasite, meaning it lives off the host (a human) with no benefit to the host. Scabies mites are tiny. They have a cream-coloured body, bristles and spines on their back, and four pairs of legs. The female mite is bigger (about 0.4 mm x 0.3 mm) compared with the male (0.2 mm x 0.15 mm). With the naked eye you might be able to see them as a speck.
