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Mite Soap

Manufactured By Atopic Laboratories

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 145.35

MRP 153.00

(5% OFF)

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

packet of 75 gm Soap

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Information about Mite Soap

Uses / Indications:

Use Mite Soap topically once or twice a day or as directed by a healthcare professional

Introduction:

Mite Soap is a medicated soap formulated to address various concerns related to mites bugs and insects. It contains a blend of nourishing oils botanicals and other natural ingredients that provide quick relief from bug bites acne seborrheic conditions and itching caused by mites.

How to use:

Mite Soap may provide quick relief from bug bites helping to soothe itching and reduce discomfort
|Mite soap may be beneficial for managing acne. They may contain ingredients that help cleanse the skin and reduce acne breakouts
|Mite Soap may be used to address seborrheic conditions which can include symptoms like flaky skin redness and itching

Description:

Soothes itching and redness
|Improves skin conditions
|Can be used with other anti-lice medications
|Enriched with shea butter

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Safety Advise:

It is not recommended for use in children under 2 months of age. Contact your doctor before using
|Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs wash thoroughly with water
|For external use only
|Keep out of reach of children

Mite Soap

Manufactured By Atopic Laboratories

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 145.35

MRP 153.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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