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Adex Gel Moisturising Emollient For Dry Skin - 500g

Adex Gel Moisturising Emollient For Dry Skin - 500g

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Description

Adex Gel Moisturising Emollient For Dry Skin - 500g Adex Gel is a moisturising emollient designed to relieve and protect dry, rough or scaly skin. It is recommended for people who need regular skin hydration and barrier support as part of their daily skincare routine, helping to soothe discomfort associated with dryness. This 500g tub contains a rich gel formulation that helps soften and protect the skin by forming a moisturising barrier to reduce water loss. The texture is easy to apply and spreads readily over affected areas, making it practical for frequent use on large areas of the body. Composition: a paraffin-based emollient gel combined with moisturising agents to provide long-lasting hydration and skin protection. For a full list of ingredients, consult the product leaflet or ask your pharmacist. Conclusion: Adex Gel offers a simple, effective option for managing dry skin when used regularly. Important safety information: do not use Adex Gel if you have ever had an allergic reaction to Adex or any of its ingredients ask your pharmacist if you are unsure. Paraffin-based products can be a fire hazard: avoid smoking or using naked flames while the product is in contact with clothing, dressings or bedding; change clothing and bedding regularly and wash at high temperature (6090C) to reduce paraffin build-up; take care to protect furniture; inform carers or household members about this treatment. Speak to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist if you have any questions.