DERMITE*

DERMITE: Skin Balance & Internal Support (Organic)

Provide your horse with deep protection against seasonal irritations with DERMITE, our expert herbal supplement. Unlike surface treatments, this cure works at the source by purifying the system and strengthening the skin's natural barriers.

DERMITE is the comprehensive solution for horses prone to Sweet Itch (SSRD) or chronic skin irritations.

Why choose the DERMITE cure for your horse?

A synergistic action to break the itching cycle:

• Skin Detoxification: Helps the body flush out toxins responsible for skin inflammation.

• Immune Shield: Supports the body during allergic reactions caused by insect bites.

• Coat & Mane Quality: Provides essential nutrients for the rapid regrowth of damaged areas.

• Internal Repellent Action: Garlic contributes to making sweat odor less attractive to parasites.

A Synergy of Organic Plants & Nutrients

A complete formulation for healthy skin from the inside out:

• Burdock (Arctium lappa): The leading plant for dermatology. It purifies the blood and helps eliminate toxins, limiting skin inflammation.

• Nettle (Urtica dioica): Rich in silica and minerals, it is depurative and remineralizing. It helps stop itching while strengthening hair structure.

• Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea): A genuine boost for the immune system, helping the horse manage allergic reactions to midge saliva (Culicoides).

• Malted Yeast Flakes: An exceptional source of B-group vitamins and amino acids, essential for skin tissue regeneration and coat radiance.

• Brown Flaxseed: Provides essential Omega-3 fatty acids to nourish the skin from within and enhance its elasticity.

• Garlic: Known for its purifying virtues, it also acts as a natural deterrent against flying insects.

Directions for Use

• Format: 4L Bucket (equivalent to a 30-day cure for a 500 to 600 Kg horse).

• Administration: Simple and practical thanks to the scoop provided inside. Follow the dose indicated on the label according to your horse's weight.

• Expert Tip: For optimal efficiency, start the cure at the end of winter (February/March) before the first insects arrive, and continue throughout the summer season.