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Daily OTC Pearl: Terrasil Shingles Skincare

Terrasil Shingles Skincare helps to alleviate pain, itching, burning, and irritation associated with shingles.

OTC/Lifestyle Pearl of the Day: Terrasil Shingles Skincare

Indication: The Terrasil Shingles Skincare formula soothes, cools, and calms irritated, painful shingles rashes to help alleviate patients’ symptoms at a more rapid rate.

Insight:

  • The Terrasil Shingles Skincare has a triple action formula that alleviate patients’ symptoms faster than shingles creams that work to address a singular aspect of patients’ symptoms.
  • Terrasil Shingles Skincare is designed for people with sensitive skin that has been aggravated by shingles.
  • Ingredients in Terrasil Shingles Skincareincludecotton seed oil, beeswax (organic), vegetable stearic acid (naturally sourced), jojoba seed oil, bentonite (volcanic clay), peppermint oil, silver oxide, magnesium oxide, and zinc oxide.
  • Cautions when using Terrasil Shingles Skincareincludemaking sure toavoid any contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, eyes should be rinsed thoroughly with water.
  • Terrasil Shingles Skincare is a topical ointment for the management of pain, itching, burning, and irritation associated with shingles.
  • Terrasil Shingles Skincare is an OTC treatment for managing shingles symptoms that appear alongside a shingles rash, which is caused by the herpes zoster virus.

Source:

Terrasil Shingles Skincare Ointment | Walgreens

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