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Ketozed Soap

Manufactured By Scion Pharma Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 114.00

MRP 120.00

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box of 75 gm Soap

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Uses / Indications:

Use as directed by the physician.

Introduction:

Ketozed Soap is primarily used for the treatment and prevention of dandruff and seborrhoeic eczema (fungal infection of the scalp) and its symptoms like itching redness flaking and hair fall. Skin disorders like eczema tinea infection atopic dermatitis athlete foot and vitiligo can also be treated using this remedy.

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Aids in treating and preventing dandruff|Helps in the prevention of hair loss|Useful in fighting fungal infections of the scalp|Prevents skin infection like eczema ringworm psoriasis etc.

Description:

Primarily used for treating and preventing seborrhoeic dermatitis and its symptoms like itching flaking and redness of scalp|Aids in treating dandruff which in turn aids in the reduction of hairfall|Reduces inflammation and itchiness whilst treating skin infections such as ringworm atopic dermatitis athlete foot eczema and psoriasis|Promotes blockage of the proton pump in fungal membrane in charge for electrolyte transport in to the fungal cells

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Ketozed Soap

Manufactured By Scion Pharma Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 114.00

MRP 120.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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