All-purpose antibacterial, antifungal lotion in a measured-pump bottle
What is Z Care Cream?
Z Care Cream is an effective over-the-counter treatment for the relief of psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, acne, seborrhea, shingles, rashes of all types (including diaper rash), cuts, scrapes, burns, poison ivy, insect bites, and even head lice.
Z Care is Supplement Spot’s exclusive all-purpose antibacterial and antifungal skin cream containing 0.25% zinc pyrithione. Zinc pyrithione is the active ingredient in Head & Shoulders® Shampoo and is the safest and most effective dandruff treatment ever discovered.
What does Z Care Cream do?
This all-natural pharmaceutical grade lotion effectively cleanses the skin and promotes its quick healing. Numerous scientific studies over the past thirty years have shown zinc pyrithione to be effective in the relief of symptoms of the skin conditions listed above. Z Care Cream can be best compared to the super effective Bactine® because of its demonstrated relief from a full range of skin conditions and its proven safety record.
Twelve million people in the U.S. suffer from psoriasis and have nothing other than conventional tar-based shampoos and cream preparations for relief. These are messy, unpleasant to use, and provide temporary relief at best. Z Care Cream can also be used on the scalp and face to treat eczema, dermatitis, and even chronic dandruff, a form of psoriasis.
We also urge clients with painful shingle conditions to order Supplement Spot’s No Pain Capsaicin Lotion in a convenient roll-on applicator. No Pain will provide instant relief from the pain and itching while Z Care provides an effective treatment. Note: Never apply No Pain Capsaicin Lotion to exposed shingles outbreaks or sores, cuts, or rashes, as it may sting the skin. It should be applied only when you are not having an outbreak.
Get relief from your itching, burning skin now. Order Z Care Cream today, and see why our dedicated customers, as well as our staff, love this skin care treatment.
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