Hydromol Relief Cream Non-Steroidal 100ml

Description

Hydromol Relief Cream is a non-steroidal cream that helps relieve the itching, burning and pain of mild to moderate dermatitis, in a 100ml tube sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).

Key facts

Format	Cream
Pack	100ml tube
Product type	Non-steroidal cream (medical device)
Key ingredients	Sodium hyaluronate, shea butter, grape seed extract, liquorice root extract, vitamin E
Intended purpose	Relief of itching, burning and pain in mild to moderate dermatoses, including atopic and allergic contact dermatitis

Who it is for

People with mild to moderate atopic dermatitis (eczema) who want itch relief without a steroid.
People with allergic contact dermatitis that feels itchy, sore or burning.
Anyone who wants a soothing cream to use alongside their usual emollient routine.

Not suitable for: Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients, and do not apply to infected skin.

How to use

Read the enclosed instructions before use.
Apply to the affected skin up to three times a day, or as needed.
Massage in gently until absorbed.
For external use only.

Frequently asked questions

Does Hydromol Relief contain a steroid?

No. It is a non-steroidal cream.

How often can I apply it?

Up to three times a day, or as needed, on the affected skin.

Is it the same as Hydromol Cream?

No. Hydromol Cream is a paraffin-based emollient. Relief Cream is a separate non-steroidal cream made to ease itching, burning and pain from dermatitis.

Can I use it with my other eczema treatments?

It can be used alongside other topical treatments if your pharmacist or doctor advises it. Leave a gap between products.

Safety and storage

For external use only. Avoid the eyes and mucous membranes.
Stop using it and speak to a pharmacist if your skin becomes more irritated, or if the dermatitis does not improve.
Keep out of the reach and sight of children.
Store at room temperature.

Hydromol Relief Cream is a medical device for external use. If your skin condition worsens, becomes infected or does not improve, speak to your pharmacist or GP.