Curasol® 100ml cream

Tag Line: Curasol is Dr. Bill Cham's latest anti-Cancer prevention cream, use as a regular sun screen (SPF 35), the tamanu, manuka oils are also included with a trace of BEC5 itself to help stop sun spots from becoming carcinogenic in the first place.

Pack Size: 100ml tube cream.

Description: Curasol® is totally unique by actually containing a trace amount of the BEC5, a key ingredient not found in any other sun cream in the world.
Naturally Curasol acts to filter out UVA and UVB rays from the sun and has a high sun protection factor of 35, but in addition to the BEC5® there are other specially formulated ingredients that help to protect the skin from photoaging (exposure to sunlight), which is the leading cause of skin cancer development. Plus Curasol can help prevent the sun’s other pro-aging factors such as wrinkle and tough, discolored skin development.

Directions: For best results apply Curasol to dry skin approximately 30-minutes before exposure to the sun. Note that whilst the sun cream is water resistant, it is advisable to reapply it after swimming or exercise.

Ingredients: 1g Contains;
Octyl-methoxy cinnamate 75mg
Benzophenone 40mg
Titanium dioxide 14mg
Solasodine glycosides (BEC)
Vitamin E
Tamanu oil
Manuka honey

Preservatives:
Diazolidinyl urea 3.5mg
Methyl hydroxybenzoate 1.5mg
Propyl hydroxybenzoate 0.5mg

Note
Whilst Curasol does contain BEC5 it is not of a strength that can effectively reverse an existing SCC or BCC. If you have a pre-existing non-melanoma skin cancer you need to obtain the high-strength version, namely BEC5.
Keep in cool dark conditions, out of the reach of children and consume before end of expiry date. Not for use by pregnant or lactating women.
Manufactured in Australasia

Disclaimer: This product and its statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to treat, cure or prevent any disease.

The above information is the translation of the manufacturer's insert. It is provided under the supplying company's terms and conditions and should not replace the advice of your personal physician.