Cetraben Cream

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Cetraben protects the skin and locks in moisture to soften skin and keep it hydrated. The treatment is available over-the-counter without a prescription from UK pharmacies, as well as online from Prescription Doctor.

You can use Cetraben to treat dry skin conditions such as:

• Eczema & Dermatitis
• Psoriasis
• Dry and flaky skin

Cetraben is available as either a cream or ointment in large longer-lasting packs and small pocket-sized pumps that you can carry with you wherever you go.

When you use moisturisers such as Cetraben on a regular basis, you can prevent your dry skin condition from flaring up and lessen your need for using a corticosteroid.

Cetraben is available as a bath additive, too. Cetraben Bath Additive is an emollient that forms a protective barrier over the skin to lock in moisture and prevent the skin from drying out.

With Prescription Doctor’s handy online pharmacy service, you can get Cetraben delivered directly to your door via a discreet next-day delivery when you place your order before 3pm on weekdays.

Every product we offer is dispatched from a UK based pharmacy in discreet packaging to ensure your privacy. Our online prescribers are at hand to discuss our treatments and your condition with you.

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How To Use Cetraben?

Cetraben cream and ointment are topical treatments that are applied directly to the affected area of skin.

Do not use Cetraben on areas of skin that are infected, broken, or bleeding.

Gently massage Cetraben into your skin, rubbing in the same direction that your hair grows.

Unless you are applying Cetraben to your hands, you should wash your hands after applying the cream or ointment.

Cetraben is quickly absorbed by your skin.

Avoid rubbing the product in vigorously as this can lead to irritation.

If you are unsure how to use Cetraben, speak to your doctor or a pharmacist for advice.

How often can I use Cetraben?

You can use Cetraben as often as required to manage your dry skin.

For some people, using Cetraben twice a day - morning and night - is sufficient to keep their symptoms at bay. Others may find they need to use it more frequently to manage their skin condition.

Cetraben can be used on a daily basis for chronic skin conditions, and to treat flare-ups of eczema.

What should I do if I forget to use Cetraben when I should?

Cetraben is used as and when needed. If you forget to use it, simply use it as soon as you can and continue to use it normally.

You don’t need to apply more Cetraben to your skin if you forget to use it.

What should I do if I apply too much Cetraben?

Applying more Cetraben than required is unlikely to cause you harm. Simply wipe away any excess with a clean tissue and discard it in the bin.

You should use just enough of the cream or ointment to cover the affected area.

What should I do if I accidentally get Cetraben in my eyes?

Take care when applying Cetraben not to get the cream or ointment in your eyes.

If you accidentally get Cetraben in your eyes, rinse your eyes with water immediately. Seek medical attention if irritation persists.

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Cetraben Side Effects and Cautions

Before you start using Cetraben to, read the supplied patient information leaflet. This leaflet contains instructions on how to use, store and dispose Cetraben, as well as other important information regarding the safety of the product.

If you have any questions about any of the information presented within the patient information leaflet, you can discuss them with our online medical team using the “my chats” section of your Prescription Doctor account.

Who should not use Cetraben?

Cetraben is not suitable for everyone.

If you are unsure whether Cetraben is suitable for you, speak to your doctor or a pharmacist for advice.

Do not use Cetraben if you are allergic to any of the ingredients listed in the patient information leaflet.

Can I use Cetraben while pregnant or breastfeeding?

Cetraben can be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Before breastfeeding, make sure to wipe away any residual cream or lotion from your breast.

You should always speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using any new medicine if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Other safety information

Always read the patient information before you start using Cetraben.

Inform our online medical team of all other medicines you are currently taking, including those prescribed by your doctor, or bought over the counter, as well as health and herbal supplements.

Do not use Cetraben past the expiry date printed on the packaging. The date refers to the last day of the specified month.

Always store medicines out of sight and reach from children and pets.

Never dispose medicines via household or water waste, as this can harm the environment. Take any unwanted or expired medicine to your local pharmacy and ask them to dispose them safely on your behalf.

Do not share your medicine with anybody else, even if they are experiencing the same symptoms or have been diagnosed with the same condition as you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will Cetraben affect my ability to drive or operate machinery?

Cetraben should not affect your ability to drive or operate machinery. However, if you get the cream in your eyes, it may cause visual disturbances that may affect your ability to drive or concentrate.

Can I drink alcohol while using Cetraben?

You can drink alcohol while using Cetraben. Never drink more than 14 units of alcohol per week. Alcohol can cause dehydration and may make your dry skin symptoms worse.

Can I use Cetraben on my face?

Cetraben can be used on the face if required. However, you should take extra care not to get Cetraben in your eyes when applying it to your face.

Does Cetraben contain a corticosteroid?

Cetraben does not contain corticosteroids (steroids). The main ingredients are white soft paraffin and light liquid paraffin.

Can I use Cetraben if I have acne or rosacea?

Speak to your doctor before using Cetraben if you have acne or rosacea.

Can I use Cetraben alongside other skincare products

Moisturisers can interfere with the absorption of other skincare products. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist for advice on using Cetraben alongside other topical treatments.

Can Cetraben be used as soap?

Yes, Cetraben can be used in lieu of - or in conjunction with - soaps and shower gels. It can help to protect the skin from chemicals in soaps and shower gels that may dry out the skin.

What’s the difference between Cetraben cream and ointment?

Generally, creams contain less oil than ointments. Depending on your skin, you may find one formulation of Cetraben more effective than the other. You can discuss whether Cetraben Cream or Cetraben Ointment is suitable for you with our online medical team.

Can I use Cetraben to treat jock itch, ringworm or other fungal infection?

Cetraben should not be used on infected skin. If you have a ringworm or jock itch infection, you should treat that with an appropriate treatment first. We offer a selection of treatments for fungal skin infections, such as athlete’s foot, through our online service.

Where can I buy Cetraben?

Cetraben is available to buy over the counter from supermarkets and pharmacies, including online pharmacies like Prescription Doctor. If you order through our service before 3pm between Monday and Friday, our UK pharmacy can dispatch Cetraben the same day via a fast and discreet next-day delivery.

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