MASTER AID
CRIO SPRAY WARTS MASTER-AID FOOTCARE 50 ML E1
CRIO SPRAY WARTS MASTER-AID FOOTCARE 50 ML E1
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Description
Description
Master Aid Foot Care
Cryo-Spray Warts
Cold spray for the removal of palmar and plantar warts. It works by selectively freezing the wart and triggering a removal process that lasts approximately 14 days. The product is a Class IIa medical device pursuant to Directive 93/42/EEC.
Components
Contains a mixture of dimethyl ether, propane, n-butane, i-butane.
How to use
The swab is applied to the wart for 20 to 40 seconds, depending on the size of the wart being treated. Treatment on a single wart can be repeated up to three times.
Conservation
Store at a temperature not exceeding +50°C.
Shelf life in intact packaging: 36 months.
Format
50 ml pack.
Contains 12 applicator cannulas.
Cod. 30910
MASTER AID
CRIO SPRAY WARTS MASTER-AID FOOTCARE 50 ML E1
CRIO SPRAY WARTS MASTER-AID FOOTCARE 50 ML E1
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