Armer Ointment

Armer Ointment is an amalgamation of drugs that functions as a multi-use remedy, battling microorganisms and bacteria via interfering with their DNA, thus serving as a robust antibiotic.

 It operates as a immunity shield for the dermis, working as a disinfectant that emits iodine to hinder the proliferation or eliminate microorganisms collectively, they forge a strong defence for your epidermis.

This remedy is intended for external application solely, under the guidance of a medico. 

It lies under the classification of antibiotics and disinfectants, providing a holistic resolution for bacterial infiltrations and dermal safeguard.

It is indeed an antibiotic, that disturbs the DNA of bacteria and microorganisms, ensuring their eradication by the drug, acting as a disinfectant, gradually dispersing iodine to construct a protective shield on the dermis, inhibiting the growth of detrimental microorganisms.

For superior efficiency, abide by the medico's instructed dose and verify the label for detailed application instructions prior to using it.

 Adhere to the suggested guidelines precisely for accurate application.

Typical adverse effects may encompass blush, desiccation of the skin, itchiness, local puffiness, and irritation disciplined and accurate application, under the medic's counsel, aids control and reduce these potential impacts.

To evade irritation, steer clear of eye, ear, mucous membrane contact, and utilize gloves during application. 

It's not intended for internal usage, and consumption should be averted seek advice from a healthcare practitioner if irritation lingers, and keep the remedy beyond the reach of kids.

If a dose of remedy is forgotten to be applied use the medicine as soon as you recollect. 

Avert excessive application to make up for the neglected dose, as this could lead to unfavourable reactions stick to the habitual application plan, and if unsure, seek advice from your healthcare provider for direction on managing skipped applications.

If you missed applying the medicine, use it as soon as you remember. Don't over-apply to make up for the missed dose. Follow your regular application routine. Overcompensating may lead to adverse effects. If uncertain, consult with your healthcare provider about managing missed applications.