COCHON M,O, Protective Varnish 10 ml

COCHON M,O, Protective Varnish 10 ml

Isolates healthy skin fromskin lesions (corns, warts, calluses, blisters) before applying a keratolytic treatment (peeling).

Description of COCHON M,O, Protective Varnish 10 ml

Cochon M,O, Protective Varnish 10 ml is formulated toprotect healthy skin from skin lesions, such as corns, warts, calluses, and blisters, prior to any keratolytic treatment.
Thanks to the action of its active ingredients, this colorless dermatological varnish effectively protects healthy skin.
This protective varnish is particularly suitable for older adults, for whomthe use of a corn remover or keratolytic treatment can sometimes be difficult.

Directions for Use and Dosage

• Apply the protective varnish topically to dry, clean skin around the area to be treated using the applicator brush. The goal is to form a ring around the wart or corn, leaving the wart or corn exposed to the air.
• Once dry, the varnish protects the healthy skin by forming an insulating film around it.
• Then apply the keratolytic treatment directly to the isolated lesion.

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Ingredients

Ethyl acetate, butyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, nitrocellulose, phthalic anhydride, trimellitic anhydride, glycol copolymer, acetyl tributyl citrate.

Precautions

• This protective varnish should not be applied to wounds, mucous membranes, or broken skin.
• Avoid contact with the eyes.
• This varnish is for external use only.

Product Description: COCHON M,O, Protective Varnish 

Cochon comes in a 10-ml bottle.

Our Tips and Expert Advice from Pharmacists

How to Remove Corns and Calluses?

Active ingredients known as keratolytic corn-removing agents (primarily salicylic acid or lactic acid) are available as ointments or liquids and should be applied precisely to the thickened area, as they may burn the surrounding tissue. Sometimes, the treatment protocol can be cumbersome, involving a preliminary foot bath to soften the skin, applying a protective coating around the area to be treated, applying the product, allowing it to dry, and then applying an occlusive dressing.