“Directions
50% bisbutylcarboethylene solution for skin Paf is useful in the treatment of parasitic dermatoses, in particular those caused by Sarcoptes scabiei (S. hominis).
Method of administration and dosage
The preparation must be administered exclusively cutaneously (on the skin). Pour the contents of the bottle into about 150 grams of water and shake with a spoon for several minutes to obtain a very homogeneous milky liquid. Dilute the product only in glass containers, avoiding the use of plastic (spoons and containers). Using a cotton swab soaked in the prepared liquid, gently rub the entire body (except the head), paying special attention to the most affected areas, and leave the skin to dry spontaneously in the air. Approximately half of the prepared liquid is used for application, the remaining half is kept for the second application after 12 hours, using the same methods and shaking the liquid thoroughly before use. It can also be applied to the skin of children. This allows the treatment to be carried out even without bathing, since the drug acts in the same way and does not leave marks on the skin and / or clothes.
Warnings
Detection of parasite infestation in a family member or community may lead to suspicion of infection of other members; in such circumstances, treatment of all members of the PAF group may be indicated and they should be diluted in glass containers; contact with plastic materials (container or spoon for stirring the solution) should be avoided. The product should not be swallowed, inhaled, contact with mucous membranes, and also vaccinated. Patients should carefully change underwear, bed linen and clothes worn in the days preceding treatment.
Ingredients
100 g of solution contains:
Active ingredient: bisbutylcarboethylene 50 g. For a full list of excipients, see section 6.1.
Excipients: chlorobutanol (5 g), polysorbate 80 (45 g).Directions
50% bisbutylcarboethylene solution for skin Paf is useful in the treatment of parasitic dermatoses, in particular those caused by Sarcoptes scabiei (S. hominis).
Method of administration and dosage
The preparation must be administered exclusively cutaneously (on the skin). Pour the contents of the bottle into about 150 grams of water and shake with a spoon for several minutes to obtain a very homogeneous milky liquid. Dilute the product only in glass containers, avoiding the use of plastic (spoons and containers). Using a cotton swab soaked in the prepared liquid, gently rub the entire body (except the head), paying special attention to the most affected areas, and leave the skin to dry spontaneously in the air. Approximately half of the prepared liquid is used for application, the remaining half is kept for the second application after 12 hours, using the same methods and shaking the liquid thoroughly before use. It can also be applied to the skin of children. This allows the treatment to be carried out even without bathing, since the drug acts in the same way and does not leave marks on the skin and / or clothes.
Warnings
Detection of parasite infestation in a family member or community may lead to suspicion of infection of other members; in such circumstances, treatment of all members of the PAF group may be indicated and they should be diluted in glass containers; contact with plastic materials (container or spoon for stirring the solution) should be avoided. The product should not be swallowed, inhaled, contact with mucous membranes, and also vaccinated. Patients should carefully change underwear, bed linen and clothes worn in the days preceding treatment.
Ingredients
100 g of solution contains:
Active ingredient: bisbutylcarboethylene 50 g. For a full list of excipients, see section 6.1.
Excipients: chlorobutanol (5 g), polysorbate 80 (45 g).”
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