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Epimax Ointment 125g

Epimax Ointment 125g

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Description

Epimax Ointment 125g Epimax Ointment is a paraffin-based emollient for the management of very dry, scaly or cracked skin. It is recommended for people with conditions such as eczema, psoriasis or ichthyosis and may be used by adults and children as advised by a healthcare professional. It soothes and protects skin prone to dryness and helps reduce discomfort from tightness and flaking. This thick, occlusive ointment provides long-lasting moisturisation by forming a protective barrier that helps to lock in moisture. Its greasy, non-fragranced texture makes it particularly effective for overnight use or on areas of very dry skin. Packaged in a 125 g tube, Epimax is easy to apply and suited to regular use to maintain skin hydration and comfort. Epimax is a paraffin-based formulation containing emollient paraffins (for example white soft paraffin and liquid paraffin) which act to soften and protect the skin. It is intended as a topical aid and should be used externally only, following any instructions from your doctor, nurse or pharmacist. Important safety information: this product is paraffin-based and can increase fire risk if it soaks into clothing, bandages or bedding. Do not smoke, use naked flames or be near people who are smoking while the product is in contact with clothes or dressings. Change and wash clothing and bedding regularly (wash at high temperature where possible) and avoid allowing paraffin to accumulate on furniture. Inform carers or household members about this treatment and speak to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist if you have any questions or if you smoke.