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A313 is a pharmaceutical-grade vitamin A & Retinol Cream
This oily (pommade means ointment) contains 0.12% of the mildest forms of vitamin A, called retinol esters.
0.12% of retinol esters is not the same as a 0.1% of pure retinoic acid.
It can be used for:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Pigmentation (also for post-acne marks)
- Acne, oily skin, blackheads
- Actinic keratosis
Texture: It’s a very thick, greasy and translucent ointment.
Science behind the best retinoid cream
What are retinoids?
Retinoids are a group of compounds that include vitamin A (or pure pharmacy retinol) and other natural vitamin A derivatives, such as retinaldehyde, retinyl esters, and retinoic acid.
Science behind the use of retinoids on the skin
Retinoids, and specifically retinol and retinoic acid, are the most scientifically supported anti-aging ingredients. They have been studied in depth for more than 40 years in well-designed, independent clinical trials, which have demonstrated their efficacy against wrinkles and other signs of aging. They have also been shown to be safe for health when used topically.
Scientifically proven benefits of retinoids on the skin
- They promote the proliferation and regeneration of skin cells.
- Stimulate collagen production in the dermis reducing wrinkles and skin flaccidity.
- They prevent collagen degradation caused by environmental factors.
- Lighten the skin and prevent pigmentation by decreasing epidermal melanin formation.
- Act as antioxidants that neutralize oxidizing molecules (free radicals). This reduces skin damage caused by environmental factors (such as sun and pollution).
- Act as antioxidants that neutralize oxidizing molecules (free radicals). This reduces skin damage caused by environmental factors (such as sun and pollution).
How to use A313 skin Ointment
Ointment A313 without prescription is for cutaneous use only.
We recommend applying this restorative ointment locally 1 to 2 times a day.
The lesions of irritant dermatitis are secondary to skin contact with an irritant. They are characterized by lesions of highly variable appearance, ranging from simple redness to the formation of bubbles or even necrosis, accompanied by tingling, itching or a burning sensation.
Composition of ointment A313
Synthetic vitamin A (concentrate) – oily form 200,000 IU per 100 g of
ointment. Excipients: macrogol 400, macrogol 4000, polysorbate 80
Other Names for Vitamin A: Preformed Vitamin A, Retinol, Retinal,
Retinyl Acetate, Retinyl Palmitate, Retinyl Phosphate.
A313 Precautions for use
- If you have sensitive skin, an infection, open grooves (sores), or oozing dermatoses, don’t use this lotion.
- Consult the leaflet for a list of precautions and possible side effects.
- Vitamin A is present in many medications, some of which are also used for self-medication. Avoid combining these medicines with this one because the overdose of vitamin A isn’t safe and could cause some serious side effects. Be sure to take the dosage and duration prescribed by your doctor.
- Risk of hypervitaminosis A: Be careful when using this product. It contains Vitamin A which may pass into the blood stream, so use it sparingly. Do not apply near large areas of skin, under a band-aid, on broken skin, or on a mucous membrane. In addition there are warning labels for people with specific conditions such as premature babies and very young children to avoid this product entirely.
- Like all medicines and sweets containing non-absorbable sugars (e.g., sorbitol and maltitol), there is a possibility of diarrhea when consuming high amounts.
A313 and Pregnancy
This drug should only be used during pregnancy if necessary and never combined with other agents containing vitamin A.
A313 and Breastfeeding
Do not apply to the breasts during breastfeeding because of the risk of ingestion by the newborn.
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