Description
Who is Virasoothe Chickenpox Relief Spray Gel Suitable For?
Virasoothe Chickenpox Relief Spray Gel is suitable for children aged 6 months and over who are experiencing discomfort associated with chickenpox spots. It can also be used by older children and adults. For children under 6 months, consult a healthcare professional before use.
Ingredients / Active Ingredients
This is not a medicine, but a topical gel formulation containing:
- Glycerin – hydrates and maintains skin moisture.
- PEG-8 – enhances skin penetration and hydration.
- Caprylyl Glycol – helps soothe and condition irritated skin.
- Sodium Polyacrylate, Carbomer, Sodium Hydroxide, and Purified Water – form the gel base and help maintain consistency and skin compatibility.
How to Use / Dosage Instructions
Dosage by age group:
- For children aged 6 months and above: Use two to three times daily or as often as needed for relief.
How often to use:
- Apply 2–3 times a day, or whenever relief from itching or irritation is required.
How to administer:
- Wash and dry hands thoroughly before and after application.
- Shake if needed. Hold the bottle approximately 10cm from the skin.
- Spray the gel onto the affected area and, if necessary, gently rub it in using clean hands.
- For application to the face, spray onto your hand first and then gently apply to the face.
Duration of use:
- Continue using as long as symptoms of itching and irritation persist. Discontinue if skin worsens or irritation increases.
Possible Side Effects
Virasoothe is usually well-tolerated. Occasionally, users may experience:
- Mild skin redness or temporary stinging
- Allergic reactions (rare), such as worsening rash or swelling
Stop using the product if irritation occurs or symptoms worsen.
Warnings and Precautions
- Do not use if the product appears damaged or tampered with.
- Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and broken skin.
- Do not spray directly onto the face or inhale the spray.
- Children under 6 months should only be treated under medical supervision.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding:
There are no known risks. However, always consult a GP or pharmacist before use.
Driving and machinery:
Not applicable, as this is a topical gel and does not affect mental or physical ability.
Interactions with Other Medicines
There are no known interactions. However, if you are using other topical treatments, apply them at different times to avoid interference or dilution.
Storage Information
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
- Keep out of reach and sight of children.
- Ensure the cap is secured after each use.
When to Speak to a Pharmacist or Doctor
Seek medical advice if:
- The rash shows signs of infection (e.g. pus, spreading redness, increased pain)
- The child has a high fever or becomes drowsy
- You are unsure whether the symptoms are related to chickenpox
- There is no improvement after several days of use
FAQs
Can I use this with other treatments like calamine lotion or antihistamines?
Yes, but space applications apart and speak to a pharmacist if unsure.
Does this product stop chickenpox from spreading?
No, it only provides symptom relief. Chickenpox is viral and will run its course.
Is it safe to use on multiple children in the same household?
Yes, but maintain hygiene by avoiding direct spray contact with broken skin.
Can I use the spray gel version on sensitive areas like the face?
Yes, but spray into your hand first, then gently apply to the face.
Is it suitable for vegans or free from common allergens?
It contains no animal-derived ingredients and is hypoallergenic, but always check the full ingredients list.
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