Summer is a time for fun in the sun, but it also brings certain health challenges. Whether you’re camping, enjoying the beach, or spending time with loved ones, staying healthy should be a top priority. Here’s how our trusted products—De-Worm, Licener, Duofilm, and Lamisil—can help keep you and your family protected this season.
De-Worm is essential for safeguarding against intestinal parasites, which can be more prevalent during summer outdoor activities and travels. A quick treatment can help you maintain optimal digestive health. For advice on how to treat worms, go to our health advice article.
Licener offers a simple, single-application solution to head lice—a common issue during summer camps and group settings. It’s gentle yet effective, making it perfect for children and adults alike. For more information on how to treat head lice, go to our health advice article.
Duofilm is your go-to for treating warts. Its targeted formula is easy to use and delivers results. Warts are a common viral infection affecting the surface layers of the skin. They usually appear as a hard rough textured patch of skin. The incubation period of the virus varies from a week to several months.
Warts should be treated as soon as possible as they spread easily and are highly contagious. Warts are spread when the virus contacts damaged skin. Warts can be contracted through contact with contaminated towels, razors, shoes etc.
Infection is more likely to occur in warm, moist areas like swimming pools and change rooms
Lamisil helps fight fungal infections like athlete's foot or ringworm, which thrive in warm, humid conditions. It provides lasting relief and protection, ensuring your skin stays healthy and comfortable.
With these products in your summer toolkit, you’ll be ready to handle seasonal health concerns with ease. Visit us for great advice and reliable solutions to keep your summer stress-free and enjoyable!
Disclaimer: This blog post is for educational purposes only. It is not designed to diagnose, treat or cure. For your individual health concerns, it is important to discuss these with your pharmacist or healthcare professional.
