Rectinol Haemorrhoidal Ointment 50g
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Code: 10010165
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Rectinol Ointment is for the symptomatic relief of pain and itching associated with haemorrhoids, fissures, pruritus ani and other non-infective anorectal conditions.
Contains a local anaesthetic to soothe pain & numb the area. Also contains zinc oxide to soothe & protect irritated skin.
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Rectinol Haemorrhoidal Ointment 50g
$15.95
$15.95
$15.95
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order now to receive it by 9pm on Tuesday, 7 April
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Understanding Key Ingredients For Skin Health
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