
Skin protection to prevent perspiration: rath’s sweat protect ACH
rath’s sweat protect ACH Skin protection gel
- Increases the wearing comfort of protective gloves
- Grease-free skin protection gel
- Reduces the formation of perspiration
- Strengthens the skin
- Also protects in case of mechanical stress
- Unperfumed
- HACCP-evaluated
- Very good skin compatibility - dermatologically tested
- Large selection of dispensers and dosage systems
INHALTSSTOFFE/INGREDIENTS (INCI)
Aqua, Aluminum Chlorohydrate, Alcohol Denat., Glycerin, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Tannic Acid, Ascorbic Acid, Sorbic Acid, Disodium EDTA, Tromethamine.
GUIDELINES FOR USE
rath’s sweat protect ACH skin protection gel is applied 1 to 2 times per day (dosage: 0.5-1 ml) onto clean and dry hands and rubbed in. Protective gloves/clothing can be put on once the gel has fully dried. Full effectiveness is not achieved on initial application. Full protection is achieved after 3-4 days. Regular use maintains the achieved level of protection.
PRODUCT ADVICE
Sweating under air-tight protective gloves can lead to the accumulation of moisture. The skin softens, swells and loses its mechanical resistance and its natural protective effect. This makes it easier for contaminants to penetrate and the skin dries out more quickly.
The build-up of moisture is caused by the release of moisture in two ways:
• the noticeable release of sweat through the sweat glands via perspiration
• the imperceptible release of moisture via the skin
The active ingredients in rath's sweat protect ACH prevent both these types of moisture release.
SKIN COMPATIBILITY
Tested by: Dermatest GmbH – Research Institute For Reliable Results, Muenster.
Result: rath’s sweat protect ACH passed the dermatological inspections on humans conducted by specialist doctors with a "very good". No toxic-irritant incompatibility reactions occurred in the epidermal test according to international guidelines.
PROOF OF EFFECTIVENESS
Proof of reduction to swelling of the corneal layer in screening test. Swelling of the corneal layer of the palm skin (ball of the hand) in a high-frequency ultrasound image after 5 hours occlusion (nitrile glove) comparing skin pretreated with rath's sweat protect with untreated skin.
Tested by: BioSkin GmbH - Institut für Dermatologische Forschung und Entwicklung (Institute for Dermatological Research and Development), Hamburg.
Result: The swelling of the corneal layer on test participants could be substantially reduced through pretreatment, even after 5 hours of glove occlusion.