Isogen

/ Perrigo

Apply once a day on the affected area.
See package insert (OTC).

Fungal infections for hairless or hairy skin.

Hypersensitivity to components.

Avoid contact with the eyes. Pregnancy and lactation: Use in pregnancy (especially during the first trimester) only when necessary. Risk-benefit must be considered when administering this drug to nursing mothers. Topical therapy should be continued for a period of two to three weeks, and for up to four weeks in refractory infections. It is advisable to place a strip of gauze smeared with cream between the toes or fingers. Longer periods of treatment are also possible if specifically indicated. During treatment of the external genital or peri-anal regions, simultaneous treatment of the partner is required. Treatment should be continued for at least another two weeks after clinical healing.

Occasionally, burning, itching and irritation in the treated area may occur. In rare cases, allergic reactions of the skin may occur.