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Urgo Filmogel bites Inssectes 3.5 ml on sale in our pharmacy bio is a transparent film suitable for protecting insect bites.
Urgo Filmogel bites Inssectes 3.5 ml is recommended in case of insect bites (mosquitoes, bees, wasps, spiders, ants, chiggers).
To use from 1 year, it calms the itching and prevent scratching.
Urgo innovative formula combines a protective film-forming properties (Filmogel technology) and soothing properties.
It is resistant to water and very convenient to use thanks to its applicator brush that ensures a very precise action and covers evenly.
Clean, disinfect, rinse and dry the affected area with sterile gauze before application.
Remove and spread the film using a spatula to evenly cover the area to treat (tingling may be felt on the application).
Allow to dry for a few seconds.
Reapply as often as necessary (on average 2 to 3 times a day).
It is not essential to remove the residual film upon renewal. If you want to remove it, two methods are possible:
- Pull the edges of the film.
- Apply a new drop of solution on the film already formed and immediately wipe with a dry compress.
Close tightly after use.
After opening, it is advisable to use this product within 6 months.
Nitrocellulose, Isopropyl Alcohol, Ethyl Acetate, Alcohol, Ricinus communis, Hydroxypropylcellulose, Triticum vulgare, glycyrrhetinic Acid.
Do not use Urgo Filmogel bites Inssectes 3.5 ml on lesions due to dermatological disorders, fungal infections, and infected or oozing sores.
Do not use on mucous membranes and around the eye.
Do not use if allergic to any component.
Skin application exclusively. Do not swallow.
Keep out of the reach and sight of children.
Do not use in children under 1 year.
In case of multiple stings, especially in children, ask your pharmacist.
If the itching is not due to an insect bite, ask your pharmacist.
Do not use more than eight days without medical advice.
Do not smoke during application before completely dry or close to the open bottle.
If in doubt, ask your pharmacist or your doctor.
3.5 ml vial.
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