Description of the medicine: Betacarotene (Betacarotene)

Betacarotene.

Β-Carotene.

Produced in the Russian Federation under the name Beta-Carotinum, Carolinum, Carotinilum, Carotinocapsum, Carotolinum, Cyclocarum, .

In the body it turns into vitamin A.

Applied with violations of night vision, flaccid wound wounds, psoriasis, immunodeficiency states, hypovitaminosis A, pregnancy and lactation.

It is part of the domestic multivitamin preparation "Vetoron".

Carolin. Carotin. Tablets containing 5 mg of β-carotene (food carotene) and 0.1% solution in oil (in vials of 30, 50 and 100 ml). Are used as a food additive as a restorative and immunostimulating agent for the prevention of colds, with cardiovascular and gastrointestinal diseases (ulcers, gastritis), with cataracts.

Storage: in a dark place at a temperature of no higher than +12 ° C. (Shelf life 6 months.)

Carotolinum (Carotolinum). Oily extract of carotenoids from the flesh of rose hips. Contains also tocopherol, unsaturated fatty acids and other substances.

Oily liquid of orange color with a specific smell and taste.

Applied with trophic ulcers, changes in mucous membranes, certain types of erythroderma (psoriatic, desquamative).

Assign externally. The affected areas are applied 1-2 times a day, napkins, impregnated with the drug, and covered with wax paper.

Form release: solution for external use in bottles of 100 ml.

Storage: in a cool, dark place at a temperature of no higher than +20 ° C.

Carotinil (Carotinilum). A solution of β-carotene in oil.

They are used to stimulate reparative processes with radiation damage to the skin, flaccid wounds, burns.

Apply to the affected areas with a thin layer 2 times a day.

Allergic reactions are possible.

Form release: solution for external use in bottles of 100 ml.

Storage: in a dark place at a temperature of no higher than +5 ° C.