Capramine is a liquid that contains centimonium bromide and aluminum chloride, which have styptic properties, eliminates foci of infection, disinfects wounds with a bactericidal effect. Liquid with a blue tint is actively used in dentistry and other areas of medicine. The composition of the remedy does not include dangerous and harmful components, which allows it to be used for a different category of customers, including women during breastfeeding and pregnancy. But in any case, it is necessary to take into account individual characteristics and intolerance of substances.
Advantages
To the main advantages of the use of campramine experts note the following properties:
the lack of toxicity in the means is due to the presence of natural chemical compounds;
perfectly removed from the affected areas under a stream of clean water;
does not affect the color change of nail plates;
has no unpleasant odor;
no allergic reactions;
easy to use for treatment of affected surfaces, it is enough to moisten a piece of absorbent cotton and apply to the affected surface;
a wide range of applications to stop various bleeding in people of any age.
Capramin storage rules
The properties of the active ingredients can be preserved thanks to the manufacturer's instructions, in which it is recommended to tightly close the lid of the container after use. The drug is stored in a closed, dry, cool place, and it is necessary to keep it away from bright light. The substance should not be kept near objects that emit heat. It is desirable to avoid contact of the substance in the eyes, on mucous surfaces, or wash off under running water. Capramin is produced in a glass bottle with an indication of shelf life.
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