Blastophage fermented celandine extract against herpes viruses and papillomas 5ml

Blastophage is an immunostimulating antiviral drug obtained from medicinal plants through special fermentation. Available in the form of a sterile dark brown liquid. Can be used externally on the skin and mucous membranes, or taken orally. The main purpose of the drug is the prevention and treatment of manifestations of viral diseases, including all types of herpes infections, human papillomavirus (HPV), ARVI, influenza, adenovirus, rhinovirus and coronavirus infections. It is effective when applied directly to areas of the skin damaged by the virus - under the influence of the drug, melanomas, polyps and papillomas, degenerating birthmarks located on the skin surface, mummify and disappear.

Blastophage is prescribed for the prevention, treatment and support of:
• chronic viral infections, including herpes, HPV, ARVI, influenza and others;
• prostate hypertrophy and adenoma;
• removal of polyps, papillomas of various localizations and postoperative prevention of their relapses;
• diseases associated with the formation of significant necrotic masses: varicose veins with degeneration into trophic ulcers, chronic thrombophlebitis.

Research conducted at the Research Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology named after. N.F. Gamaleya has proven the high biostimulating and immunomodulatory characteristics of Blastaphage, including antiviral and antibacterial properties in the absence of contraindications and side effects.
Ingredients: celandine extract of two-stage fermentation

Mode of application
Drops are used orally or intranasally.
1. For the prevention of viral diseases: 1-2 drops in each nasal passage 2-3 times a day.
3 weeks of use, 1 week break. Repeat the course until complete recovery.
2. Treatment regimen: start at the first signs of ARVI and other viral diseases.
1-2 drops 5-7 times a day. Reduce the number of times per day only when you feel better.
Apply topically to the skin and all mucous membranes, in the form of tampons and microenemas, vaginally or rectally.