Somatoline Multidose Cutaneous Emulsion with 25-application dispenser

SOMATOLINE 0.1% + 0.3% SKIN EMULSION
Pharmacotherapeutic group

Dermatological preparations, various associations.
Active principles

100 g of emulsion contain: levothyroxine 100 mg; escin 300 mg.
Excipients

Glyceryl monostearate AE, liquid paraffin, decyloleate, non crystallizable sorbitol 70, polyacrylamide isoparaffin laureth-7, imidazolidinylurea, methyl p-hydroxybenzoate, propyl p-hydroxybenzoate, citric acid monohydrate, rose scent, purified water.
Indications

States of localized adiposity accompanied by cellulite.
Contraindications / secondary effects

Hypersensitivity 'to the active substance or to any of the excipients. Iodine intolerance. Generally contraindicated in pregnancy and lactation.
Dosage

Sachets: apply locally 20 g of product per day (equal to 2 sachets) for the first two consecutive days, then 10 g of product (equal to 1 sachet) per day or every other day. If the product is to be used on the thighs, apply 1 sachet (10 g) to each thigh for the first two days. The following days half a sachet (5 g) per thigh. Multidose bottle with dispenser: (4 sprays correspond to 10 g of product) locally apply 20 g of product per day (equal to 8 sprays) for the first two days, then 10 g of product (equal to 4 sprays) per day or days alternate. If the product is to be used on the thighs, apply a dose corresponding to 4 sprays (10 g) for each thigh for the first two days. The following days 2 pumps (5 g) per thigh. To obtain 1 delivery, press the dispenser all the way down. Each treatment cycle can go from a minimum of 15-20 days to a maximum of 2-3 months and can be repeated at various time intervals. Massage the product in the area to be treated (the surface of which should not, as a rule, exceed 15 cm per side), until completely absorbed. Followed by a second deeper massage, lasting a few minutes (5'-10 '). If the skin is oily or thickened, it is advisable to first wash the area to be treated, dry well and then practice a simple massage until a slight redness is produced; then proceed with the application of the treatment as illustrated above; the clinical results usually begin to be evident towards the end of the second week of treatment.