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Bottles of 250 mL |
Composition/Supply
Tar Distillate 2% and 10% (Forte).
A blend of skin softeners and emollients containing mineral oil, isopropyl palmitate and acetylated cholesterols.
Indications/Uses
Doak Oil: Antipruritic bath or shower oil useful for xerosis, eczema and symptomatic relief of pruritus.
Doak Oil Forte: Ideal for atopic dermatitis and psoriasis; may be combined with topical corticosteroids for direct application to skin or scalp.
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Bottles of 150 mL with flip-top cap |
Composition/Supply
Decolorized coal tar 0.5%, pyrithione disulfide 1%, salicylic acid 2%, menthol 0.5%.
Clear surfactant shampoo base with conditioners; pH adjusted to natural hair balance.
Indications/Uses
To combat stubborn seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, itching scalp and psoriasis
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Bottles of 150 mL and 350 mL with flip-top cap |
Composition/Supply
Mild: Polytar 0.5%. Surfactant shampoo base with a protein-rich formula.
Regular: Polytar 1%. Surfactant shampoo base with added hair conditioners.
Antiseptic, soapless, tar medicated scalp cleansers; pH adjusted to natural hair balance.
Indications/Uses
Mild: For everyday control of dandruff, seborrhea and itching scalp. Regular: Combats dandruff, seborrhea and itching scalp. Useful as adjunctive therapy for psoriasis and acne.
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Bottles of 150 mL and 450 mL
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Composition/Supply
Tersa-Tar: Tar distillate 3%.
Tersa-Tar Mild: Tar distillate 1% with protein and conditioner.
Soapless, alkaline free base; pH adjusted to natural hair balance.
Indications/Uses
Treatment and control of dandruff, itching, seborrheic dermatitis, scalp psoriasis and cradle cap.
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