Professional product catalogue

Hygiene & care

Hygiene and care brings together products for cleansing, maintaining, moisturising or protecting the skin, hair, mouth and intimate areas, alongside professional hygiene equipment. These functions involve substantially different ingredients and materials: cleansing agents, fats, humectants, sun filters, textiles and films. For pharmacy teams, understanding those differences supports precise descriptions of cosmetics, disinfection preparations and equipment. Intended area, formulation, texture and documented purpose provide useful foundations before considering practical details such as application method and container format.

Face & body

Face and body care covers three complementary functions: cleansing, moisturising and providing comfort for sensitive skin. Cleansing water, wash gel, body lotion and facial balm differ in texture and intended use. For pharmacy professionals, understanding formulation and application is more informative than comparing pack sizes alone. The intended areas, rinsing requirements, richness of the texture and ingredient list provide a useful framework for describing products and explaining the differences within a skincare range.

223 classified products

Oral hygiene

Oral hygiene combines tooth cleaning, care of the spaces between teeth and complementary products for the mouth. Toothpastes, mouthwashes, toothbrushes and interdental brushes serve different stages of care. Their comparison criteria are therefore specific: composition and intended age for a paste, diameter for an interdental brush and head shape for a toothbrush. A clear pharmacy range explains these functions and preserves the distinction between everyday products and references intended for a particular situation.

14 classified products

Intimate hygiene

Intimate hygiene includes external cleansing products, local moisturising care and menstrual protection. These three groups differ in materials, formulations and contact with the body. Cleansers are compared through intended area and rinsing requirements; protection products through shape, absorbency or capacity. For professionals, these distinctions make the category easier to explain and allow each product to be described according to its actual purpose, including the practical differences between disposable and reusable presentations.

43 classified products

Hair & scalp

Hair and scalp products serve different functions, from washing to fibre care and targeted uses. Shampoos, conditioners, masks, lotions and non-medicinal head lice products have substantially different formulations. Texture, rinsing requirements, application area and packaging format provide useful comparison points. For pharmacy teams, distinguishing cosmetic hair care, scalp comfort and a physical action against head lice makes each comparison more precise and helps explain why similar-looking bottles may have quite different instructions and purposes.

11 classified products

Sun care

Sun care includes products with stated ultraviolet protection, after-sun preparations and related cosmetic comfort care. Their roles are distinct: declared protection for the first group, moisturising and skin care for the others. Creams, lotions, fluids, sticks and sprays provide different application formats. For pharmacy teams, stated protection factors, UVA information, texture and intended areas allow more precise comparisons while connecting the product presentation with the practical circumstances in which it is intended to be used.

45 classified products

Hand hygiene

Hand hygiene brings together products for washing with water and preparations for alcohol-based hand rubbing. Liquid soaps, cleansing bars, solutions and gels differ in purpose, texture and directions. Composition, viscosity, dispensing method and stated use help explain those differences. For pharmacies, small personal bottles, shared pump formats and refills also need to be understood as practical presentations of an identified product, with their own handling features and compatibility requirements for the dispensing system.

6 classified products

Cleaning & disinfection

Cleaning and disinfection includes surface products, ready-to-use wipes and preparations intended for equipment care. Comparisons depend on the required function, the surface being treated and the manufacturer's instructions. Detergents, disinfectants and combined products have different descriptions. For professionals, material compatibility, packaging, any dilution requirements and stated contact time are more precise criteria than the liquid's appearance. The delivery method also matters, from a trigger spray to an impregnated wipe or a larger refill container.

4 classified products