DERMFREE SCAR SHEETS

Silicone gel 1%

Scar Reduction Sheets

1.Clean and dry scar area.
2.Cut sheet according to the size and shape of the scar.
3. Peel off the liner from adhesive side of sheet.
4. Apply adhesive side of sheet directly on scar.Apply 4 hours a day for the first two days, 8 hours a day for the next two days, and then increase by 2 hours aday until you can wear it for 24 hours a day. each scar sheet can be used repeatedly and when another new scar patch becomes difficult to clean or paste replace another new scar sheet.

Use this product once scar or wound has healed for at least 7 days, You may start using immediately on older scars, For old scars, the product can be used immediately.
Do not use on unhealed wounds.infected areas. or acne-prone skin.
If applied to unclean skin or worn too tightly, it may cause skin irritation or rashes. If this occurs, reduce wear time and ensure proper application.
it should be reduced to stick and stick for less time. Dosage and administration For external use only.

Do not use on unhealed wounds, infected areas, or acne-prone skin.
If you have an open wound. It may disrupt healing and increase the risk of infection.

Use this product once scar or wound has healed for at least 7 days. You may start using immediately on older scars.

stop use on skin becomes broken, irritated, or inflamed

Stop use and ask a doctor if skin irritation, redness, or other adverse skin reactions occur.

Keep out of reach of children and pets.Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Use this product once scar or wound has healed for at least 7 days, You may start using immediately on older scars, For old scars, the product can be used immediately.
Do not use on unhealed wounds.infected areas. or acne-prone skin.
If applied to unclean skin or worn too tightly, it may cause skin irritation or rashes. If this occurs, reduce wear time and ensure proper application.
it should be reduced to stick and stick for less time. Dosage and administration For external use only.

polydimethylsiloxane, polyurethane film, PET.

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