Ascaflash Spray Anti Acarids et gale 500ml on sale in our organic pharmacy: eliminates 100% of acarids including sarcoptes from flea and bedbug mange in 1 hour and prevents their reappearance for up to 6 months.
Scabies is a contagious skin condition caused by the Sarcoptes mite. It causes predominantly nocturnal itching, sometimes very intense and sleepless, especially on the hands, armpits, stomach and genital area.
In the vast majority of cases, this parasitosis is benign, but requires treatment as it does not heal spontaneously. Extremely contagious, scabies is transmitted directly by contact between a healthy person and the lesions of a sick person, or indirectly through linen soiled by the parasite. Clothes worn in the days leading up to treatment, and all bedding and towels used during this period, should be washed using a specific detergent.
Ascaflash Spray Anti Acariens 500ml for a healthier environment. Active against mites including scabies, fleas and bedbugs. Ascaflash is a preventive and curative treatment against the dust mites that cause many allergic reactions (such as asthma, rhinitis, eczema and conjunctivitis).
Ascaflash is active against mites, including scabies sarcoptes. Ascaflash treats bedding, mattresses, pillows, comforters, carpets, rugs, sofas, armchairs, car seats, curtains and all other fabrics.
Ascaflash Spray Anti Acariens et Gale has multiplebenefits. Firstly, it effectively eliminates the dust mites responsible for respiratory allergies and skin irritations. Secondly, it treats scabies by destroying the parasites responsible and relieving the associated intense itching. What's more, its formula respects treated surfaces, allowing you to use it on a variety of materials without risk of deterioration.
Ascaflash's active ingredients include powerful acaricidal agents that penetrate deep into surfaces to eradicate parasites at all stages of their development. These agents are combined with soothing components that help reduce skin irritation caused by stings and itching, providing immediate relief.
Eliminates 100% of dust mites in 1 hour and prevents their reappearance for up to 6 months.
Beaphar veterinary laboratory also offers Caniguard flea shampoo for dogs, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
1- Before treatment, vacuum thoroughly to remove as much allergenic dust as possible.
2- Shake before use. Turn spray nozzle ON. Spray evenly over all clean surfaces to be treated.
3- Ventilate well during and after treatment, allowing the product to dry completely.
4- Repeat vacuuming in the days following treatment to eliminate dead mites (which are always allergenic).
The product is effective from the moment it is applied for up to 6 months. For people sensitive to dust mites, the treatment can be repeated every 8 weeks.
Precautions for use
Very toxic to aquatic organisms, causing long-term adverse effects. Toxic to cold-blooded animals.
DO NOT APPLY DIRECTLY TO INDIVIDUALS OR PETS.
Caution
Keep container and label at hand in case of medical advice. keep out of reach of children. Do not eat, drink or smoke when handling this product. Avoid release into the environment. Dispose of empty packaging or unused product in accordance with local waste disposal regulations. In the latter case, recycling of the packaging is prohibited. Keep away from food and drink, including animal feed.
TP 18 (cas 52645-53-1) 8G:KG / Permethrin (Iso) - Formulation: ready-to-use liquid (AL) - Mode of action: contact insecticide / Batch no. and expiration date: see on bottle or can. Contains perpethrin (ISO). May produce an allergic reaction. Contains Methylchloroisothiazolinone, methylisothizolinone.
Packaging
500 ml spray.
Scabies is a skin condition that most commonly affects humans. The responsible parasite attacks the epidermis by making sort of furrows in it as a nest. Then the female parasite chooses them to lay the eggs. This then causes itching . Gradually, lesions form on the skin. Namely, that this type of disease is contagious. In other words, it can be transmitted from person to person if one of them is…
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