Omega-3 Patch: What's in It and How to Use It
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Omega-3 fatty acids are among the most talked-about nutrients. Traditionally, people get them from oily fish, walnuts or linseed oil. The Xaura X-Omega is a transdermal patch – a wellness product that you stick on your skin and wear for 24 hours.
What is a transdermal patch?
A transdermal patch is a thin patch with a backing layer that stays on the skin for an extended period. It isn't taken, but worn. As with all patch products: it is a wellness product, not a medicine and not a food supplement in the conventional sense.
Why many people prefer a patch
- Transdermal patch: simply stick it on your skin and wear it.
- Simple routine: apply it once instead of remembering several times a day.
- Discreet: the patch can be worn under clothing.
These are reasons of comfort – and for many people, that's exactly what makes or breaks a good routine.
How to use it
- Choose a clean, dry and preferably hair-free area of skin – for example the shoulder, upper arm or back.
- Apply the patch and press it on briefly.
- Remove after 24 hours.
- Apply the next patch to a different area so your skin can recover.
What to keep in mind
- Do not apply to irritated, broken or reddened skin.
- If the skin under the patch itches or turns red, remove it.
- If you have a known intolerance to fish or patch adhesive, check the ingredient list first.
- Keep out of the reach of children.
To be honest
A patch does not replace a balanced diet. If you want to specifically improve your omega-3 intake, fish, linseed oil or a supplement agreed with your doctor are the way to do it. The patch is an everyday wellness ritual – convenient and easy, but not a medicine.
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Note: Wellness product, not a medicine and not a medical device. Not intended to diagnose, treat, relieve, cure or prevent any disease. If you have health questions or concerns, please consult your doctor.