Diprobath  Bath Emollient helps to soothe and soften the skin: Diprobath leaves a thin film of oil over the skin and helps to prevent the skin drying out.

It is used to treat dry skin conditions and conditions where the skin is thickened and scaly, such as in dermatitis and eczema.

• Dermatitis is a condition brought on by the skin reacting to outside agents e.g. detergents, causing the skin to become red and itchy
• Eczema is a common skin disease, which causes the skin to become read and itchy

For details of the rest of the Diprobase range see the Diprobase cream & ointment page

How to use Dirprobath:

• Always use Diprobath exactly as your doctor has told you
• You should check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure
• Always read the information in your own product
  

Take care on getting in and out of the bath because it may be more slippery than usual

For a full bath (100 litres): add 25ml (approximately 2.5 capfuls) to the bathwater and mix

For a childs bath (25-30 litres): add 10ml (1 capful) of Diprobath

If your skin is particularly dry skin: the above quantities may be doubled

• The frequency and duration of bathing will depend on the type and severity of the condition
• Generally 2-3 baths should be taken weekly

• You must contact your doctor if your symptoms worsen

• Light liquid paraffin Ph.Eur 46% w/w
• Isopropyl myristate BP 39% w/w

Do not use Diprobath: If you are allergic reaction (hypersensitive) to any of the ingredients in Diprobath.

• If you think that you are suffering from any side effects after using Diprobath, you should consult your doctor or pharmacist