Damarin L

Mycosis of the feet, inguinal epidermophytosis, dermatomycosis of smooth skin.

● Contraindications (Failure to follow these directions may worsen existing symptoms or increase the risk of side effects) Do not use on the following areas: (1) Eyes and the area around the eyes, mucous membranes (e.g., mouth, nose, vagina, etc.), scrotum, external genitalia, etc. (2) Eczema. (3) Weeping, inflamed, severely cracked, or injured skin. ● Consultation required 1. The following individuals should consult a doctor, pharmacist, or registered medicinal product retailer before use: (1) Individuals undergoing treatment under a doctor's supervision. (2) Infants and young children. (3) Individuals who have previously experienced allergic reactions to medications. (4) Individuals with lesions on the face or over large areas of the body. (5) Individuals with purulent lesions in the affected area. (6) Individuals who are unsure whether their condition is eczema or a fungal infection (athlete's foot, jock itch, or tinea corporis). (In case of itching, inflammation, and other symptoms in the scrotum area, other conditions, such as eczema, are often the cause.) 2. If the following symptoms occur after use, there is a risk of side effects. Stop use immediately and consult a doctor, pharmacist, or registered medicinal product retailer, taking these instructions with you. Skin: rash/redness, itching, contact dermatitis, swelling, irritation, warmth, peeling, inflammation, dryness/tightness, blistering, burning sensation. 3. If symptoms do not improve after about 2 weeks of use, stop use and consult a doctor, pharmacist or registered medicine retailer, taking these instructions with you.

Active Ingredient
Volume / Packaging	15 g