Microdacyn - Epicyn Silicone Scar & Wound Gel

$39.95

•  Heals damaged skin
•  Protects against bacteria
•  Improves scar appearance

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE

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  • Product Info
  • How to Use
  • Ingredients
  • FAQ's
  • Reviews

Product Info

Epicyn helps heal damaged skin while protecting against bacteria and improving scar appearance.

Epicyn acts to reduce new and existing scares by moisturising, reducing pain and itching,  Epicyn improves all aspects of scar healing and reduces new and existing hypertrophic and keloid scars.  Epicyn forms a protective barrier against physical, chemical and microbial invasion.

Epicyn is pH neutral, clear and odourless.  It air-dries quickly with no need for covering or dressing on scars.

Epicyn has been shown in a double-blinded randomised controlled trial vs. silicone only gel to improve scar management outcomes including vascularity (blood supply), pliability(skin flexibility), scar height, pain and itch. Gold et al 2017

How to Use

For best results apply 3 times daily.  Cover the affected area with a thin layer of Epicyn and rub in until evenly distributed.  

Epicyn is suitable for:

* Surgical scars

* Superficial burns

* Trauma and skin injuries

* Radiation

* Compromised skin following dermabrasion, peels and laser treatments

* All skin types and ages

* New and existing scars

Store at room temperature. Use within 60 days of opening.

Use only as directed. If symptoms persist see your healthcare professional.  Do not use if tamper-evident seal is broken.  For external use only, not for injection.  Avoid direct contact with eyes, mucous membranes and third degree burns.  Do not use if sensitive to any components of Epicyn.  Do not use Epicyn in combination with other topical products without the advice of a healthcare professional. Keep out of reach and sight of children.

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Ingredients

Active Ingredients:

Silicone 

Electrolysed Water

Sodium Hypochlorite

Hypochlorous Acid


Electroysed water, polydimethylsiloxane, sodium magnesium fluorosilicate, sodium phosphate, sodium sulfate, sodium chloride, Ancilliary substances: sodium hypochlorite and hypochlorous acid

FAQs

Epicyn is a silicone scar and wound gel that combines silicone and Microdacyn technology

Silicone, Electrolysed water, sodium hypochlorite and hypochlorous acid.

Yes, Epicyn is a TGA medical device - ARTG numbers 273234.

• Reduces new and existing hypertrophic and keloid scars

* Moisturises 

* Protects against bacteria

* Improve all aspects of scar healing

* Reduces pain and itching

Epicyn is suitable for:

* Surgical scars

* Superficial burns

* Trauma and skin injuries

* Radiation

* Compromised skin following dermabrasion, peels and laser treatments

Epicyn combined silicone with Microdacyn technology to not only heal damaged skin but also protect against bacteria. Epicyn assists with moisturising while forming a protective barrier against physical, chemical and microbial invasion. Epicyn can be used right from the start and immediately post procedure. Epicyn does not sting or stain.

Epicyn can be used on new and existing scar and wounds.  Epicyn is used to treat scars right from the start.

Epicyn is suitable for all ages.

Reviews

Customer Reviews

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Michelle Lucas
Epicyn Silicone Scar Gel

I've only been using this product for 1 month, but so far I am impressed with the results of softening and flattening my recent scar from surgery 6 weeks ago. Unlike other Scar Gels and tapes on the market, this one can be used immediately as it contains healing and antibacterial properties and is safe to use while the wound is still fresh after bandages are removed. Due to the visible position of my scars on my arm and shoulder, I'm really hoping to continue to see further improvements in the next few months.

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