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Scar Out Day
Used to treat open wounds in cats and dogs
Clinoptil prevents the formation of biofilm by reducing the accumulation of toxic substances in the wound and accelerates epithelialization by preventing the colonization of resistant microorganisms.
Chlorhexidine and St. John's Wort oil have antiseptic properties, reducing the microbial load of the wound and enhancing cleaning, washing and debridement, thus reducing the risk of infection.
Rivanol reduces inflammation.
Zinc oxide promotes epithelial regeneration and early completion of fibrovascular connective tissue proliferation in the dermis. It binds to bacterial cell walls, disrupting electron and nutrient transport. It also binds to bacterial DNA, disrupting replication and protein translation. It accelerates epithelialization in primary tissue healing.
Centella Asiatica Extract, with its amino acids, fatty acids and beta-carotene content, is used as an anti-inflammatory agent, especially effective in the healing of minor wounds, scratches, burns and hypertrophic scars, especially in the case of eczema.
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that prevents the accumulation of free radicals in cells, promoting cellular regeneration. Vitamins C and D participate in the production of hyaluronic acid and collagen in the skin, and increase elastin synthesis. By increasing the ability of skin cells to retain moisture, it prevents hyperpigmentation, provides moisture and gives the skin a plump, smooth appearance. Rivanol is also used as an antibacterial and skin antiseptic, killing microbes on the skin and preventing their reproduction, so it is useful in eliminating established infections (antiseptic).
Used to treat open wounds in cats and dogs
Chlorhexidine and St. John's Wort oil have antiseptic properties, reducing the microbial load of the wound and enhancing cleaning, washing and debridement, thus reducing the risk of infection.
Rivanol reduces inflammation.
Zinc oxide promotes epithelial regeneration and early completion of fibrovascular connective tissue proliferation in the dermis. It binds to bacterial cell walls, disrupting electron and nutrient transport. It also binds to bacterial DNA, disrupting replication and protein translation. It accelerates epithelialization in primary tissue healing.
Centella Asiatica Extract, with its amino acids, fatty acids and beta-carotene content, is used as an anti-inflammatory agent, especially effective in the healing of minor wounds, scratches, burns and hypertrophic scars, especially in the case of eczema.
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that prevents the accumulation of free radicals in cells, promoting cellular regeneration. Vitamins C and D participate in the production of hyaluronic acid and collagen in the skin, and increase elastin synthesis. By increasing the ability of skin cells to retain moisture, it prevents hyperpigmentation, provides moisture and gives the skin a plump, smooth appearance. Rivanol is also used as an antibacterial and skin antiseptic, killing microbes on the skin and preventing their reproduction, so it is useful in eliminating established infections (antiseptic).
- Clinoptilolite,
- Zinc Oxide,
- D-Panthenol,
- Chlorhexidine Gluconate,
- St. John's Wort Oil,
- Centella Asiatica Extract,
- Vitamin E,
- Rivanol
Scar Out Day
- ScarOut is used topically to treat wounds in dogs and cats that have occurred for a variety of reasons. Wound healing generally occurs in four stages: hemostasis, inflammation, cell proliferation and remodeling.
- The composition of ScarOut includes Klinoplit, zinc oxide, d-panthenol, chlorhexidine gluconate, St. John's wort oil, Centella Asiatica extract, vitamin E and ethacridine lactate (rivanol). Auxiliary ingredients include lanolin, cetyl stearyl alcohol, glycerin and water.
Active Factors
- Clinoptilolite,
- Zinc Oxide,
- D-Panthenol,
- Chlorhexidine Gluconate,
- St. John's Wort Oil,
- Centella Asiatica Extract,
- Vitamin E,
- Rivanol
Other Contents
- Lanolin,
- Cetyl stearyl alcohol,
- Glycerine,
- This
Recommended Dosage (Cat)
5-10 grams per day is used on the injured area for 1 week.
Recommended Dosage (Dog)
5-10 grams per day is used on the injured area for 1 week.
Recommended Usage
For external use.
Recommended Storage Method
It should be stored at room temperature, in a cool, dry and dark environment.
