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Propylene glycol, carbomer 980, sodium hydrochloride, purified water
If the irritation persists or worsens, discontinue the use of the product and consult a health care practitioner. Avoid contact with the eyes. In such cases, rinse thoroughly with water.
Gel
40g
Adults and children External use only. Apply on affected area, as soon as possible and as often as needed. Gently massage into skin. Do not use for a period of over one week (7 days) without the advice of health care practitioner.
- Easy to apply, no messy creams
- Fast absorption
- Relieves pain, itching & swelling from hives & irritations
- Soothing formula
- Paraben-free
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Dapis Gel relieves the pain, itching and swelling of skin irritations and hives. The non-greasy, easy-to-apply gel formulation promotes fast absorption and a cooling effect. Dapis Gel is effective for everyone in your family. Going camping? Heading out for a hike? Don't forget to pack your Dapis Gel! Dapis Gel has now a new and improved formula with no paraben! Try it out!
Etiology: Acute urticaria (hives) linked to insect bites or stings (honeybees, wasps, horseflies, deerflies, blackflies, stable flies, mosquitoes etc.). Many insects stings can remain planted in the skin and should be removed as quickly as possible.
Manifestations: Symptoms and signs of sting are immediate pain followed by a wheal and flare lesion, which often resolves and gives rise to a sterile pustule. In some cases, an edematous, erythematous, and pruritic lesion, rather than a pustule, develops.
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