G.D.Pharmaceuticals offers antiseptic liquid suthol which takes care of skin irritations, itches and infections. The uses of suthol are:
On cuts
On prickly heat
After shave on skin rashes & itches
After bath on insect bites
How to use suthol:
Apply suthol on affected skin. Either pour drop by drop or wet a cotton ball for application.
Applying suthol on skin eruptions /infections, regularly for at least a week. You will find the eruptions/infections to be subsiding slowly.
Suthol has a preventive effect on skin eruptions and infections. For prickly heat prone or pimple prone skin, apply suthol on the area as a preventive measure. You will find that eruptions will be absent or much less frequent than usual.
Use suthol as an after bath body conditioner to remain fresh.
The constituents of suthol are:
Cetrimide Is a quaternary ammonium disinfectant and cationic surfactant.It dissociates in aqueous solution into a relatively large and complex cation and a small anion.
It has bactericidal activity against gram positive and at a higher concentration, against some gram negative organisms.
Solutions containing 1 to 3% cetrimide are used as shampoos to remove scales in seborrhea of the scalp [ dandruff problem]. Aqueous solutions containing 0.1 to 1% have been used for treatment of wounds and burns, for pre-operative cleansing of skin and for removal of scabs and crusts in skin disease.
Chlorhexidine Is an antiseptic that is active against gram positive and gram negative organisms.
It disrupts the plasma membrane of the bacterial cell, and the bacterial cellular contents are lost.
Chlorhexidine solutions leave a residue on the skin which gives a persistent anti bacterial effect lasting 1 or 2 days.
Its actions are not affected by blood, pus or soap.