Interdental Cleaning

يعمل غسول سيتافيل على تنظيف البشرة بعمق والحفاظ على ترطيبها ونعومتها مما يجعله الحل الأمثل لتوفير العناية الكاملة لبشرتك.

يتخلص الغسول من 5 أعراض تحدث نتيجة لحساسية البشرة وجفافها هي؛ ضعف حاجز البشرة، الجفاف، التهيج، الخشونة، وشد البشرة.

يساعد الغسول على تنظيف البشرة بشكل لطيف حيث يزيل الشوائب، الدهون، والأوساخ عن الجلد، دون التأثير على مستوى الرطوبة الطبيعي للبشرة.

يحتوي على مركب السيراميد الذي يستعيد حاجز البشرة ويرمم دفاعات الجسم الطبيعية مما يقلل تعرض البشرة للأكزيما والحساسية.

المواد الفعالة:

مركب فيلاجرين

فوائد غسول سيتافيل:

- ينظف الجلد بعمق

- يتخلص من الحكة وجفاف الجلد.

- لا يتسبب بجفاف البشرة.

- يمنحك البشرة نقية وناعمة.

طريقة الاستخدام:

• ضعي كمية مناسبة من الغسول على الجلد عند الاستحمام ثم اغسليه بالماء.

معلومات إضافية:

- خالي من العطور.

- لا يسبب الحساسية.

- اختبر الغسول على منطقة صغيرة من الجلد قبل استخدامه على كامل الجسم.

- موصى به من قبل أطباء الجلدية للبشرة الحساسة.

بلد المنشأ

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Pyrofol Women Tabs. 60S

Pyridoxine (B6) + folic acid for pregnancy nausea — Vita Range fast-melt tablets.

Pyrofol Women combines pyridoxine (vitamin B6, typically 25-30mg) and folic acid (400?g) per tablet — the two nutrients most needed in early pregnancy. B6 reduces morning sickness; folic acid prevents neural tube defects in the developing baby. Available as fast-melt or regular tablets.

Benefits:
- Pregnancy nausea and vomiting (especially first trimester)
- Pre-conception folic acid supplementation (1-3 months before conception)
- First-trimester folic acid coverage
- B6 deficiency

How to Use:
1 tablet 2-3 times daily as needed for nausea, or 1 tablet daily as folic acid supplement. Fast-melt tablets dissolve on the tongue (useful when vomiting prevents swallowing water). Continue through first trimester at minimum; many women take throughout pregnancy.

Precautions:
- Generally very safe in pregnancy — both nutrients are essential
- Don't exceed 100mg/day of B6 — high-dose B6 can cause nerve issues over months
- Folic acid: 400-800?g/day standard; 4-5mg if previous neural tube defect history
- If nausea is severe (hyperemesis gravidarum), see a doctor — prescription antiemetics may be needed
- If folate deficiency from anaemia, doctor may prescribe higher dose

Product Quantity: 60 tablets per pack

Q&A:
Q: Why B6 + folic acid together?
A: Pregnant women need both anyway — folic acid for baby, B6 for nausea. One tablet is more convenient than two separate. Some studies suggest B6 absorption is enhanced when taken with folic acid.

Q: Will it stop morning sickness?
A: B6 reduces nausea by 30-50% in many women. Not a complete cure, but a significant reduction. Severe hyperemesis needs more — talk to your doctor about doxylamine + B6 (Diclectin/Bonjesta) or other prescription antiemetics.

Q: When should I start?
A: Folic acid: 1-3 months BEFORE trying to conceive (neural tube closes at 4 weeks — before most women know they're pregnant). B6: when nausea starts (usually 6-8 weeks).

Interdental Brush Mizuha 15 Pcs SSSS

Mizuha interdental brushes — size SSSS, minimum passage diameter approximately 0.7 mm (finer wire gauge for very tight contacts). Pack of 15 reusable brushes with caps for hygienic storage between uses.

- Plastic-coated wire core — protects tooth enamel and gums from metal contact
- Bristle gauge calibrated to ISO interdental sizing (S = smaller, L = larger)
- Bulk pack of 15 brushes — economical for daily users
- Each brush comes with a protective cap

Benefits:
- Size SSSS — minimum passage diameter approximately 0.7 mm (finer wire gauge for very tight contacts)
- Soft fine bristles arranged for plaque removal without gum trauma
- Bendable wire — adjusts to reach back teeth
- Reusable — wash with water after each use, replace every 1-2 weeks
- Bulk pack of 15 for cost-efficient daily use

- Best for: tightest contacts where floss barely fits, narrow young teeth, after orthodontic closure
- Daily plaque removal between teeth — replaces or supplements floss
- Users with orthodontic braces, dental implants, or bridges
- Users with widening interdental gaps from age or gum recession
- Tartar-prone areas where regular brushing misses plaque
- Maintenance after periodontal (gum) treatment

How to Use:
Choose the size that fits your interdental gap with mild resistance — too tight will damage gums; too loose won't clean. Insert gently between two teeth, move back and forth a few times, then remove. Rinse the brush with water. Move to the next gap. Replace each brush every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or sooner if the bristles look bent or splayed.

Precautions:
- Don't force the brush — if it doesn't fit, switch to a smaller size
- Don't share brushes between people (cross-infection risk)
- If gums bleed for the first 1-2 weeks of use, that can be normal as gums adapt; persistent bleeding past 2 weeks ? see a dentist
- Replace at any sign of damage; bent bristles can scratch enamel
- Keep out of reach of young children

Q&A:
Q: Which size do I need?
A: Try the smallest first (SSSS). Insert it between two teeth — if it slides through with no resistance, go up a size. The right size fits with light resistance, sliding through but not loose. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why some users keep multiple sizes.

Q: Interdental brushes vs floss — which is better?
A: For most people, interdental brushes are more effective wherever they fit — they remove more plaque with less effort than floss. Floss is still better for very tight tooth contacts where no brush fits. Many dentists recommend brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup for tight spots.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively. With 15 brushes per pack, daily use lasts about 150 days (replacing every 10 days).

Interdental Brush Mizuha 15 Pcs SSS

Mizuha interdental brushes — size SSS, minimum passage diameter approximately 0.7 mm (ISO 1). Pack of 15 reusable brushes with caps for hygienic storage between uses.

- Plastic-coated wire core — protects tooth enamel and gums from metal contact
- Bristle gauge calibrated to ISO interdental sizing (S = smaller, L = larger)
- Bulk pack of 15 brushes — economical for daily users
- Each brush comes with a protective cap

Benefits:
- Size SSS — minimum passage diameter approximately 0.7 mm (ISO 1)
- Soft fine bristles arranged for plaque removal without gum trauma
- Bendable wire — adjusts to reach back teeth
- Reusable — wash with water after each use, replace every 1-2 weeks
- Bulk pack of 15 for cost-efficient daily use

- Best for: narrow gaps between healthy teeth and tight orthodontic spacing
- Daily plaque removal between teeth — replaces or supplements floss
- Users with orthodontic braces, dental implants, or bridges
- Users with widening interdental gaps from age or gum recession
- Tartar-prone areas where regular brushing misses plaque
- Maintenance after periodontal (gum) treatment

How to Use:
Choose the size that fits your interdental gap with mild resistance — too tight will damage gums; too loose won't clean. Insert gently between two teeth, move back and forth a few times, then remove. Rinse the brush with water. Move to the next gap. Replace each brush every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or sooner if the bristles look bent or splayed.

Precautions:
- Don't force the brush — if it doesn't fit, switch to a smaller size
- Don't share brushes between people (cross-infection risk)
- If gums bleed for the first 1-2 weeks of use, that can be normal as gums adapt; persistent bleeding past 2 weeks ? see a dentist
- Replace at any sign of damage; bent bristles can scratch enamel
- Keep out of reach of young children

Q&A:
Q: Which size do I need?
A: Try the smallest first (SSSS). Insert it between two teeth — if it slides through with no resistance, go up a size. The right size fits with light resistance, sliding through but not loose. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why some users keep multiple sizes.

Q: Interdental brushes vs floss — which is better?
A: For most people, interdental brushes are more effective wherever they fit — they remove more plaque with less effort than floss. Floss is still better for very tight tooth contacts where no brush fits. Many dentists recommend brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup for tight spots.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively. With 15 brushes per pack, daily use lasts about 150 days (replacing every 10 days).

Interdental Brush Mizuha 15 Pcs SS

Mizuha interdental brushes — size SS, minimum passage diameter approximately 0.8 mm (ISO 2). Pack of 15 reusable brushes with caps for hygienic storage between uses.

- Plastic-coated wire core — protects tooth enamel and gums from metal contact
- Bristle gauge calibrated to ISO interdental sizing (S = smaller, L = larger)
- Bulk pack of 15 brushes — economical for daily users
- Each brush comes with a protective cap

Benefits:
- Size SS — minimum passage diameter approximately 0.8 mm (ISO 2)
- Soft fine bristles arranged for plaque removal without gum trauma
- Bendable wire — adjusts to reach back teeth
- Reusable — wash with water after each use, replace every 1-2 weeks
- Bulk pack of 15 for cost-efficient daily use

- Best for: standard adult tooth gaps and around braces with normal spacing
- Daily plaque removal between teeth — replaces or supplements floss
- Users with orthodontic braces, dental implants, or bridges
- Users with widening interdental gaps from age or gum recession
- Tartar-prone areas where regular brushing misses plaque
- Maintenance after periodontal (gum) treatment

How to Use:
Choose the size that fits your interdental gap with mild resistance — too tight will damage gums; too loose won't clean. Insert gently between two teeth, move back and forth a few times, then remove. Rinse the brush with water. Move to the next gap. Replace each brush every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or sooner if the bristles look bent or splayed.

Precautions:
- Don't force the brush — if it doesn't fit, switch to a smaller size
- Don't share brushes between people (cross-infection risk)
- If gums bleed for the first 1-2 weeks of use, that can be normal as gums adapt; persistent bleeding past 2 weeks ? see a dentist
- Replace at any sign of damage; bent bristles can scratch enamel
- Keep out of reach of young children

Q&A:
Q: Which size do I need?
A: Try the smallest first (SSSS). Insert it between two teeth — if it slides through with no resistance, go up a size. The right size fits with light resistance, sliding through but not loose. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why some users keep multiple sizes.

Q: Interdental brushes vs floss — which is better?
A: For most people, interdental brushes are more effective wherever they fit — they remove more plaque with less effort than floss. Floss is still better for very tight tooth contacts where no brush fits. Many dentists recommend brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup for tight spots.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively. With 15 brushes per pack, daily use lasts about 150 days (replacing every 10 days).

Interdental Brush Mizuha 15 Pcs S

Mizuha interdental brushes — size S, minimum passage diameter approximately 1.0 mm (ISO 3). Pack of 15 reusable brushes with caps for hygienic storage between uses.

- Plastic-coated wire core — protects tooth enamel and gums from metal contact
- Bristle gauge calibrated to ISO interdental sizing (S = smaller, L = larger)
- Bulk pack of 15 brushes — economical for daily users
- Each brush comes with a protective cap

Benefits:
- Size S — minimum passage diameter approximately 1.0 mm (ISO 3)
- Soft fine bristles arranged for plaque removal without gum trauma
- Bendable wire — adjusts to reach back teeth
- Reusable — wash with water after each use, replace every 1-2 weeks
- Bulk pack of 15 for cost-efficient daily use

- Best for: moderate interdental spaces between adult teeth
- Daily plaque removal between teeth — replaces or supplements floss
- Users with orthodontic braces, dental implants, or bridges
- Users with widening interdental gaps from age or gum recession
- Tartar-prone areas where regular brushing misses plaque
- Maintenance after periodontal (gum) treatment

How to Use:
Choose the size that fits your interdental gap with mild resistance — too tight will damage gums; too loose won't clean. Insert gently between two teeth, move back and forth a few times, then remove. Rinse the brush with water. Move to the next gap. Replace each brush every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or sooner if the bristles look bent or splayed.

Precautions:
- Don't force the brush — if it doesn't fit, switch to a smaller size
- Don't share brushes between people (cross-infection risk)
- If gums bleed for the first 1-2 weeks of use, that can be normal as gums adapt; persistent bleeding past 2 weeks ? see a dentist
- Replace at any sign of damage; bent bristles can scratch enamel
- Keep out of reach of young children

Q&A:
Q: Which size do I need?
A: Try the smallest first (SSSS). Insert it between two teeth — if it slides through with no resistance, go up a size. The right size fits with light resistance, sliding through but not loose. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why some users keep multiple sizes.

Q: Interdental brushes vs floss — which is better?
A: For most people, interdental brushes are more effective wherever they fit — they remove more plaque with less effort than floss. Floss is still better for very tight tooth contacts where no brush fits. Many dentists recommend brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup for tight spots.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively. With 15 brushes per pack, daily use lasts about 150 days (replacing every 10 days).

Interdental Brush Mizuha 15 Pcs M

Mizuha interdental brushes — size M, minimum passage diameter approximately 1.2 mm (ISO 4). Pack of 15 reusable brushes with caps for hygienic storage between uses.

- Plastic-coated wire core — protects tooth enamel and gums from metal contact
- Bristle gauge calibrated to ISO interdental sizing (S = smaller, L = larger)
- Bulk pack of 15 brushes — economical for daily users
- Each brush comes with a protective cap

Benefits:
- Size M — minimum passage diameter approximately 1.2 mm (ISO 4)
- Soft fine bristles arranged for plaque removal without gum trauma
- Bendable wire — adjusts to reach back teeth
- Reusable — wash with water after each use, replace every 1-2 weeks
- Bulk pack of 15 for cost-efficient daily use

- Best for: wider gaps typical between adult molars or after periodontal treatment
- Daily plaque removal between teeth — replaces or supplements floss
- Users with orthodontic braces, dental implants, or bridges
- Users with widening interdental gaps from age or gum recession
- Tartar-prone areas where regular brushing misses plaque
- Maintenance after periodontal (gum) treatment

How to Use:
Choose the size that fits your interdental gap with mild resistance — too tight will damage gums; too loose won't clean. Insert gently between two teeth, move back and forth a few times, then remove. Rinse the brush with water. Move to the next gap. Replace each brush every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or sooner if the bristles look bent or splayed.

Precautions:
- Don't force the brush — if it doesn't fit, switch to a smaller size
- Don't share brushes between people (cross-infection risk)
- If gums bleed for the first 1-2 weeks of use, that can be normal as gums adapt; persistent bleeding past 2 weeks ? see a dentist
- Replace at any sign of damage; bent bristles can scratch enamel
- Keep out of reach of young children

Q&A:
Q: Which size do I need?
A: Try the smallest first (SSSS). Insert it between two teeth — if it slides through with no resistance, go up a size. The right size fits with light resistance, sliding through but not loose. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why some users keep multiple sizes.

Q: Interdental brushes vs floss — which is better?
A: For most people, interdental brushes are more effective wherever they fit — they remove more plaque with less effort than floss. Floss is still better for very tight tooth contacts where no brush fits. Many dentists recommend brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup for tight spots.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively. With 15 brushes per pack, daily use lasts about 150 days (replacing every 10 days).

Interdental Brush Mizuha 15 Pcs L

Mizuha interdental brushes — size L, approximately 1.0–1.3 mm (ISO 3-4). Pack of 15 reusable brushes with caps for hygienic storage between uses.

- Plastic-coated wire core — protects tooth enamel and gums from metal contact
- Bristle gauge calibrated to ISO interdental sizing (S = smaller, L = larger)
- Bulk pack of 15 brushes — economical for daily users
- Each brush comes with a protective cap

Benefits:
- Size L — approximate brush diameter 1.0–1.3 mm (ISO 3-4)
- Soft fine bristles arranged for plaque removal without gum trauma
- Bendable wire — adjusts to reach back teeth
- Reusable — wash with water after each use, replace every 1-2 weeks
- Bulk pack of 15 for cost-efficient daily use

- Best for: wider gaps from gum recession, between bridges or implants, larger molar spaces
- Daily plaque removal between teeth — replaces or supplements floss
- Users with orthodontic braces, dental implants, or bridges
- Users with widening interdental gaps from age or gum recession
- Tartar-prone areas where regular brushing misses plaque
- Maintenance after periodontal (gum) treatment

How to Use:
Choose the size that fits your interdental gap with mild resistance — too tight will damage gums; too loose won't clean. Insert gently between two teeth, move back and forth a few times, then remove. Rinse the brush with water. Move to the next gap. Replace each brush every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or sooner if the bristles look bent or splayed.

Precautions:
- Don't force the brush — if it doesn't fit, switch to a smaller size
- Don't share brushes between people (cross-infection risk)
- If gums bleed for the first 1-2 weeks of use, that can be normal as gums adapt; persistent bleeding past 2 weeks ? see a dentist
- Replace at any sign of damage; bent bristles can scratch enamel
- Keep out of reach of young children

Q&A:
Q: Which size do I need?
A: Try the smallest first (SSSS). Insert it between two teeth — if it slides through with no resistance, go up a size. The right size fits with light resistance, sliding through but not loose. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why some users keep multiple sizes.

Q: Interdental brushes vs floss — which is better?
A: For most people, interdental brushes are more effective wherever they fit — they remove more plaque with less effort than floss. Floss is still better for very tight tooth contacts where no brush fits. Many dentists recommend brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup for tight spots.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively. With 15 brushes per pack, daily use lasts about 150 days (replacing every 10 days).

Elgydium Trio Compact Interdental Narrow 71221 711035 -626

An alternate size pack of 2 Elgydium narrow interdental brushes for tight gaps.

- Elgydium is a French pharmacy oral-care brand by Pierre Fabre Oral Care, founded in the 1960s
- Pharmacy-grade formulas — sold in pharmacies across Europe and the GCC
- Clinic line is widely recommended by dentists for interdental and gum care

Benefits:
- Pack of 2 narrow interdental brushes — colour-coded for quick identification
- Designed for tight to medium interdental spaces
- Plastic-coated wire — protects enamel; flexible head reaches awkward angles
- Fine, dual-coloured resistant bristles
- Ergonomic non-slip handle

- Daily interdental cleaning for tight or narrow tooth gaps
- Users with implants, bridges or orthodontic appliances
- Adjunct to brushing for plaque removal where floss is hard to use

How to Use:
Choose the brush size that fits your gap with light resistance — too tight will damage gums; too loose won't clean. Insert gently, move back and forth a few times, then move to the next gap. Rinse and air-dry the brush. Replace every 1-2 weeks of daily use.

Precautions:
- For oral hygiene use only — do not chew, swallow, or use as a toy
- If gums bleed for more than 2 weeks of gentle brushing, see a dentist
- Replace at the recommended interval; worn bristles can damage gums and enamel
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (small parts)
- Rinse the brush thoroughly after use and store upright to air-dry

Q&A:
Q: How do I know which size to use?
A: Insert the smallest brush gently between two teeth — it should slide in with mild resistance, not force. If it's loose, try the next size up. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why the trio pack is useful. Your dentist can also tell you which sizes match your teeth.

Q: Do they replace floss?
A: For most people, yes — interdental brushes clean as well or better than floss for any gap they fit into. The exception is very tight contacts where no brush fits; for those, traditional floss is still better. Many dentists recommend interdental brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or as soon as the bristles look bent or splayed. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively.

Elgydium Trio Compact Interdental Narrow 71220 711026 -056

Two narrow-size interdental brushes for fine and tight interdental spaces.

- Elgydium is a French pharmacy oral-care brand by Pierre Fabre Oral Care, founded in the 1960s
- Pharmacy-grade formulas — sold in pharmacies across Europe and the GCC
- Clinic line is widely recommended by dentists for interdental and gum care

Benefits:
- Pack of 2 interdental brushes — narrow size for fine and tight gaps
- Designed specifically for narrow interdental spaces
- Flexible brush head with fine, dual-colour resistant bristles
- Plastic-coated wire — gentle on tooth enamel and gums
- Ergonomic non-slip handle

- Tight interdental gaps where wider brushes don't fit
- Daily plaque removal for users with little space between teeth
- Adjunct to flossing for hard-to-clean areas
- Recommended after periodontal treatment to maintain pocket cleaning

How to Use:
Choose the smallest brush that fits the gap with light resistance. Slide it gently between the teeth, move it back and forth a few times, remove, and rinse. Move to the next interdental space. Replace each brush every 1-2 weeks of daily use.

Precautions:
- For oral hygiene use only — do not chew, swallow, or use as a toy
- If gums bleed for more than 2 weeks of gentle brushing, see a dentist
- Replace at the recommended interval; worn bristles can damage gums and enamel
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (small parts)
- Rinse the brush thoroughly after use and store upright to air-dry

Q&A:
Q: How do I know which size to use?
A: Insert the smallest brush gently between two teeth — it should slide in with mild resistance, not force. If it's loose, try the next size up. Different gaps in your mouth may need different sizes — that's why the trio pack is useful. Your dentist can also tell you which sizes match your teeth.

Q: Do they replace floss?
A: For most people, yes — interdental brushes clean as well or better than floss for any gap they fit into. The exception is very tight contacts where no brush fits; for those, traditional floss is still better. Many dentists recommend interdental brushes as the primary method, with floss as a backup.

Q: How often should I replace each brush?
A: Every 1-2 weeks of daily use, or as soon as the bristles look bent or splayed. The plastic-coated wire bends a little each use; once it can't return to shape, the brush won't clean effectively.

خيط أسنان من النايلون المشمع ينزلق بسلاسة بين الأسنان لإزالة البلاك وجزيئات الطعام من المناطق التي لا يمكن للفرشاة الوصول إليها. الطبقة الشمعية تساعد الخيط على الانزلاق عبر الاتصالات الضيقة دون تمزق، بينما التركيبة بدون نكهة مثالية لمن يفضلون عدم وجود طعم. البكرة 50 م توفر استخداماً يومياً طويل الأمد.

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