CUTIS TOPICAL CREAM from VASU HEALTHCARE with antiseptic and antifungal properties. Helpful in treating dermatitis, healing of wounds, skin inflammation and itching.
KSHEERABALA TAILA by SRI SRI AYURVEDA is a classical ayurvedic preparation. It relieves pain, inflammation, swelling, stiffness and numbness. It nourishes the tissues and make them toned and strengthy.
HARIDRARASA by DESI UTTHANA is a extract juice from organic turmeric roots. It is 100% natural, has no added colour, flavor or preservatives. It is antiseptic, antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial. On regular consumption, Haridrasa improves immunity, detoxifies the body improving the metabolism and also is blood purifier.
DEVADARVARISHTAM (450ml) by NAGARJUNA is an ayurvedic classical medicine. Devadaru is the main herb of this product and is known to be very beneficial in treating skin disorders. It is also effective in treating skin changes due to diabetes. Also beneficial in treating urinary tract infections, IBS.
FUNGON CREAM (25gms) byABHINAV HEALTHCARE is an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. This is an Ayurvedic anti-fungal cream. The moisturizing action of this cream helps to tackle the symptoms of the fungal infection like dryness, redness, itching, etc.
GP OINTMENT by ZEN LABS is an ayurvedic proprietary external application product. It is a herbomineral combination and has quick-acting properties and gets easily absorbed into the skin. It is antimicrobial, antifungal, antipruritic, and antiviral in action and fights off any kind of infection on the skin. It is also helps healing wound and give a healthier surface to the skin by removing inflammation of the skin, reducing the itching.
GP SYRUP by ZEN LABS is an ayurvedic proprietary medicine. It is a combination of herbs that are proven to be best skin tonics that not just heals or cure the skin diseases but also nourish and strengthen the skin and prevent further occurrence of the issue. It relives skin itching due to allergies through its antihistaminic property. It has blood purifying actions.
