Cooper Eosin 2% 10X2ml Bring a touch of French pharmacy tradition into your home with Eosine, a versatile topical dye known for its rich, vibrant color and multi-purpose use. Ideal for cosmetic, craft, or topical skin applications, Eosine adds a splash of classic French style to everyday routines. Whether used to highlight small areas, for creative projects, or general topical coloring, Eosine combines practicality with heritage quality in a compact, easy-to-use solution. Key Features: �� Classic Eosine solution from French pharmacy tradition �� Vibrant red-pink color for cosmetic or craft use �� Easy to apply topically or for creative purposes �� Compact and convenient for home use ���� Imported from France, premium quality Safe usage: Apply sparingly and externally only. Avoid ingestion. Suitable for cosmetic or decorative purposes. How to use it Clean and gently dry the affected area before application. Break open the single-dose ampoule. Apply the solution directly to the skin using the ampoule tip or a sterile gauze. Let the area dry naturally. Use once or twice a day, as advised by your doctor or pharmacist. Apply locally using a sterile compress, once or twice a day,. Cutaneous route. Read the instructions before use. Precautions For external use only — do not swallow Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes Do not apply to large surfaces Not recommended for infants under 1 month unless prescribed Eosine stains skin and fabrics — wear gloves or protect clothing if needed Possible side effects Rare allergic skin reactions (redness, itching) — stop use and seek advice if they occur Storage Keep ampoules in their original box, away from heat and light Use immediately after opening a single-dose ampoule — do not store opened containers Precautions Do not swallow. Any opened bottle must be used within 48 hours to avoid any microbial contamination. Skin irritation: if symptoms persist for more than 5 days, consult a doctor or ask your pharmacist for advice. Red buttocks in infants: if diaper rash persists for more than 3 days, consult a doctor or ask your pharmacist for advice. If in doubt, you should seek the advice of your doctor or pharmacist.
