Argentyn 23 First Aid Gel 1oz.

• Reduces Topical Pain
• Calms Skin Inflammation
• Fights Minor Skin Infection
• Promotes Healing of the Skin

Argentyn 23 Silver First Aid Gel Works in 4 Ways to Help Minor Wounds heal Fast:

Reduces Topical Pain

Argentyn 23 Silver First Aid Gel reduces pain quickly, taking the sting out of skin irritations.

Calms Skin Inflammation

Argentyn 23 Silver First Aid Gel calms inflammation, reducing the swelling, redness and heat that often accompany minor skin wounds.

Fights Minor Skin Infection

Argentyn 23 Silver First Aid Gel helps the body keep minor skin infection at bay, allowing minor wounds to heal quickly.

Promotes Healing of the Skin

By reducing topical pain, calming skin inflammation, and fighting minor skin infection, Argentyn 23 Silver First Aid Gel helps skin recover from all kinds of minor wounds.

Argentyn 23 Silver First Aid Gel

Argentyn 23 Silver First Aid Gel is the perfect alternative to conventional and herbal topical treatments, with these distinct advantages:

• Kid-Friendly*: Sting-free formula reduces topical pain, does not add to it
• Safety: Homeopathy has no known side effects
• Clean & Pure: No synthetic preservatives
• Non-Greasy, Transparent & Odorless: You’ll hardly know it’s there

For fast healing of all kinds of minor wounds, Argentyn 23 Silver Aid Gel relieves:

• Burning • Ulcerations (minor cuts and scrapes)
• Stinging • Itching
• Redness • Blisters
• Stiffness and pain from minor wounds • Bug Bites
• Minor Burns • Skin eruptions from acne, eczema or infection
• Bruises • Rashes

*with adult supervision

Indications for Use

For relief of these symptoms due to minor wounds and burns, cruises, ulcerations, sunburn, razor burn, scrapes, rashes, blisters, bug bites, and skin eruptions from acne, eczema, or minor infection: burning; stinging; itching; redness; stiffness; minor pain; minor inflammation

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.