Atopiclair Description

Is atopic dermatitis a part of your child’s life and you are hesitant to use topical steroid products as a long-term fix? Talk to your doctor about Atopiclair with Sodium Hyaluronate as one of the active ingredients. Atopiclair is a non-steroidal medical skincare product that is safe for babies or adults dealing with eczema and other problems that cause dry, itchy skin.

Eczema is sometimes called atopic dermatitis and it can affect as many as 1 in 5 kids. Luckily for them, however, almost half of those will outgrow it by the time they reach adulthood. Until then, apply Atopiclair cream to reduce the symptoms of eczema, and other itchy skin conditions, knowing the ingredients are safe on their skin.

Several Ingredients in Atopiclair Help to Restore Healthy Skin

When applied as directed, Atopiclair cream will calm the itching and burning with the help of vitamin C and E, Telmesteine, and Vitis vinifera (grapevine), antioxidants that will protect your skin through limiting free radicals that damage skin cells. Glycyrrhetinic acid will soothe and calm the itching, redness, and pain. Hyaluronic acid and Shea butter work as strong moisturizers to help restore your skin barrier that can become damaged. Healthier skin is restored and Atopiclair can be applied 2-3 times daily or only as needed.

Conditions Treated by Atopiclair

Of all the symptoms of atopic dermatitis, eczema, or allergic contact dermatitis, itching is the most important to treat. Children have delicate skin that can tear easily as they try to satisfy the itch. Once the skin is broken, there is a good chance that bacteria can find their way in and cause an infection and possible scarring.

Keeping their nails groomed short and put them in long-sleeved tops will help, but it still won’t make the itch go away. Atopiclair does not contain any ingredient that can be classed as a drug so you can feel good about treating their skin naturally and without the use of topical steroid products.

Before Atopiclair is Prescribed

If you are pregnant, planning on becoming pregnant, or are breast feeding, tell your doctor before applying Atopiclair cream to be certain it is safe to do so. Discuss other medical conditions or allergies with your doctor and list any Rx meds you currently take or use, including OTC or natural products and vitamin or dietary supplements to determine if Atopiclair is right for you or your child.

Atopiclair Precautions

Do not get Atopiclair in your eyes or mouth. Check with your doctor or pediatrician before applying Atopiclair on open sores or broken skin and ask about the safety of covering the treated area with a bandage or wrap to control scratching. Keep Atopiclair out of children’s reach and do not share with others, even if they have the same symptoms.

Possible Side Effects of Atopiclair

• Minor irritation
• Slight burning if applied to irritated skin

If you notice any swelling, redness, blistering, or pain of the treated skin area, it may be an allergic reaction. Contact your doctor right away for further instructions.

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• EpiCeram
• Lac-Hydrin Cream
• E45 Itch Relief Cream