ALLIDERM GEL
Alliderm Gel formula is the most effective way to deliver stabilised allicin directly to the skin surface.
Allicin is the most potent antibacterial and antifungal substance in garlic in a concentrated form.
Stabilised Allicin is an excellent natural antiviral agent that has been proven in double-blind placebo controlled studies to both PREVENT the onset of viral disease and to remove symptoms in people already infected.
Uses for Alliderm Gel:
* Use all over the body as a topical application
* Brilliant for mouth ulcers
* Protection against bugs etc.
Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and then apply a protective layer of Alliderm gel to prevent infectious organisms from populating the hands and face. You may also take some Alliderm gel and rub it around your nose and then insert a little into each nostril for further protection. Taking these simple and cost effective actions each day should prevent the onset of infection and keep your immune system boosted.
Many customers prefer a gel to a cream as the aloe vera base means the allicin is carried down deep into the skin layers.
Alliderm Gel ingredients:
Aqua, Aloe barbadensis, Allicin liquidum, Glycerin, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate (Vitamin C), Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate, Dehydro-xantham gum, Citric Acid.
Alliderm Gel can be used daily or as often as required. Massage gently into the skin.
UK
Free Royal Mail Tracked service on orders over £30. For orders under £30 a charge of £3.99 is applied. No weight limit.
Europe & Ireland
Postage is £10 per KG. Calculated at checkout.
Rest of the World
Postage is £15 per KG. Calculated at checkout.
We do not ship to Brazil, Singapore, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Luxembourg, Spain and Ireland.
Please note that we are unable to send liquids greater than 100ml outside of the UK.
We also cannot guarantee delivery times for products shipped outside of the UK.
Dispatch times
For orders received before midday Monday - Friday (excluding bank holidays) we aim to dispatch the same day. Please note this is not always possible and dispatch times do increase at busy times.
