REVAMIL conditioner

Description
Cream for the treatment of superficial skin lesions and eczema. Revamil Balm is a basic ointment to which pure honey has been added and is suitable for treating large areas of skin. The honey used in Revamil Balm contains a high content of enzymes, including glucose oxidase. In a humid environment, the enzyme glucose oxidase generates small amounts of hydrogen peroxide. Due to the high concentration of sugars present in honey, Revamil Balm interacts with wound secretions and forms a barrier with antiseptic and antibacterial properties. Revamil Balm does not contain residues, preservatives or other substances known to cause allergic reactions. The product is suitable for all ages.

components
Arachis oleum, white wax, glyceryl oleate, honey, water, Rosa oleum.

How to use
1. Unscrew the white cap from the tube.
2. Turn the lid upside down.
3. To open the tube, press the tip of the cap onto the tube opening.
4. Apply Revamil balm to wounds and damaged skin.
5. If necessary, cover the wound with a bandage.
6. Apply the dressing 1-3 times a day to the affected area.

warnings
Do not use the product if the patient has a known hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients of the ointment (see ingredients). High sensitivity to any of the ingredients of the ointment may cause redness, irritation and possibly mild pain.
- In the first few minutes after application, the product may cause a slight burning sensation. This burning sensation is probably caused by the low pH and high osmolarity of honey and has no effect on the effectiveness of the product.
- If you notice any unexpected side effects after use, contact your doctor or the manufacturer. Side effects may cause discomfort.
- Do not use if the tube is damaged, as this may lead to bacterial contamination of the product and wound infection. Given the antibacterial protection of honey, the likelihood of wound infection is considered very low.
- Always close the tube after use. An open tube could lead to bacterial contamination and wound infection. Given the antibacterial protection of honey, the likelihood of wound infection is considered very low.
- The tube should not come into direct contact with the wound surface.
Direct contact between the wound/skin and the (open) tube could lead to bacterial contamination and wound infection. Given the antibacterial protection of honey, the likelihood of wound infection is considered very low.
- Do not apply this product continuously for more than 30 days. Continuous use for more than 30 days may cause discomfort, such as irritation and/or mild pain.
- Use the contents within 3 months of opening the tube. Prolonged use may result in reduced functionality and contamination of the product.
Given the antibacterial protection of honey, the likelihood of wound infection is considered very low.
- Do not treat multiple patients with the same probe, as this could lead to bacterial contamination and wound infection. Given the antibacterial protection of honey, the likelihood of wound infection is considered very low.
- Do not use the product after the expiration date, as this may compromise the effectiveness of the product and cause discomfort to the patient.
- Do not use sharp objects to open the tube, as this may cause pieces of the sealing membrane to come off and cause problems when using the ointment.

Conservation
Store between 4°C and 30°C.
Shelf life in intact packaging: 36 months.

Format
50 ml tube.