Lukoskin Ointment | Supports Skin Health

Lukoskin Ointment is a research product of DRDO that is curated using potent herbs. It is helpful in the management of skin conditions and in promoting melanin synthesis. This ointment is enriched with rare selected herbs from the Himalayas that helps relieve blister, the formation of blisters and reduce irritation.Key IngredientsKapikacchuAloe veraJasmineBal jadiChameliIndications Leucoderma, skin health and pigmentation Product Form:OintmentKey BenefitsActivates melanin synthesis: It helps in the releasing of SH-group bound copper as free copper, which activates tyrosinase activityModulates immunity: Modulates immunity regarding both non-specific cellular and humoral immune responsesExerts photosensitisation: The ointment helps to initiate erythema on the spots due to its furanocoumarin contents on exposure to UV light or sunlightDirections For Use:Apply gently on the spots once or twice a dayExpose the area after application of the ointment to the sun either before 11 a.m. or after 3 p.m., starting from 6 minutes with an increment period of 2-3 minutes per week till it reaches 30 minutes of exposure timeSafety Information For external use onlyIt is best to avoid it during pregnancy and lactationRead the label carefully before useStore in a cool and dry place, away from sunlightKeep out of reach of childrenDon’t exceed the recommended dosageUse under medical supervisionAvoid eating tobacco or drinking alcohol during the courseAvoid any strong smell in the mouth, such as coffee, onion, hing, mint, camphor, garlic etc., while taking medicineAvoid acidic (sour) foods, citrus fruit (viz. Lemon, apple, mango, grapes, tomato, amla, pickles, chilli, curd, lassi, whey, fine flour (maida)Cut non-veg diet and fast foodsAvoid beverages and cold drinksAvoid chemical-based detergents/soaps

Apply gently on the spots once or twice a day|Expose the area after application of the ointment to the sun either before 11 a.m. or after 3 p.m., starting from 6 minutes with an increment period of 2-3 minutes per week till it reaches 30 minutes of exposure time