Clinical Evaluation of a Topical Formulation for the Management of Onychomycosis.

Onychomycosis is a diffused fungal-associated disease affecting the nails. It induces discoloration, dystrophy, and, in the most severe cases, nail detachment. No completely effective pharmacological cures are available for onychomycosis.

A Preliminary Clinical Evaluation of a Topical Product for Reducing Slight Rosacea Imperfections.

Introduction: Rosacea is a chronic multifactorial skin disorder mainly affecting facial skin with an estimated prevalence of about 5% worldwide. Its main symptoms, occurring early during pathology development, are skin dehydration, redness, erythema, and telangiectasia. Given the lack of a resolutive cure, therapeutic approaches able to relieve the main symptoms are needed.

Clinical monitoring of safety and functionality of a non-medicated patch for pain alleviation associated to dysmenorrhea.

FIT® Lady patch is an easy-to-use class I medical device, developed to relieve pain associate to menstrual period, without pharmacological substances. The patch is based on far infrared (FIR) electromagnetic waves reflection properties that normally are emitted from the body, as a consequence of body heat dispersion between the difference of cutaneous body and ambient temperature. Consequently, infrared (IR) waves are reflected and resorbed at cutaneous level and thermal energy again locally introduced leads to a better microcirculation.

Evaluation of safety and skin tolerability of organic cotton pads in case of irritative vulvitis.

Background: The woman vaginal environment is a fragile and delicate ecosystem that is often impaired by physical and chemical agents. This condition tends to damage skin barrier causing allergic reactions that lead to chronic irritating conditions.

Methods: Clinical and in-vitro studies were performed on organic cotton pads in order to assess if their use can prevent the onset of irritant conditions.