Pharmacy Order FormFacemasks and gloves
CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the US) recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies), especially in areas of significant community-based transmission.
In the UK, opinion seems to be gradually moving towards the wearing of masks in public places to prevent the user spreading any disease to other people. Either way, more people will be considering wearing a mask when they are away from the home.
In the UK, opinion seems to be gradually moving towards the wearing of masks in public places to prevent the user spreading any disease to other people. Either way, more people will be considering wearing a mask when they are away from the home.
The NHS is struggling to get PPE and need UK manufacturers to help by producing suitable alternatives to allow hospital approved facemasks to get to hospitals.
As a British manufacturer we have been able to produce cloth-based gloves and face-masks suitable for the above but not for hospitals. We are able to offer an alternative that will help take the strain from the NHS.
As a British manufacturer we have been able to produce cloth-based gloves and face-masks suitable for the above but not for hospitals. We are able to offer an alternative that will help take the strain from the NHS.
Testimonals
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"I was sceptical at first as Skinnies were new on the market and they looked very expensive, however, after giving some samples to parents to try the feedback, was very positive. They last..."Read more
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"My child (11 yr old), Zach suffers from severe epidermolysis bullosa. I have been looking for what seems like forever for your WEB crotchless shorts. We live in the USA. Wound care is..."Read more
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"I ordered online, because my GP refused to prescribe skinnies, and rang them to see how long it would take to get them as James who is 8 months was in a state, I told David at skinnies about the..."Read more
Blog Posts
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" Many doctors will prescribe hydrocortisone products to help you to take care of your eczema. The products come in lots of different forms such as gels and creams and they are quite common, they..."Read more
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" If you have eczema you'll already know that there are often triggers you need to be aware of. These triggers differ from person to person, but there are some that tend to cause problems for..."Read more
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" Some people find their eczema becomes more manageable in the summer months. The NHS website says that eczema is often worse during colder periods and less problematic during warmer periods of..."Read more
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" It's difficult to know whether the sunshine will have a positive or negative effect on your or your child's eczema. In general, as many forms of eczema are made worse with stress, the..."Read more
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" We are always keen to hear from our customers and those who have been prescribed Skinnies therapeutic clothing from their GP. This week we were thrilled to have some feedback sent to us in the..."Read more
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" Skin conditions are not only uncomfortable they can also have an impact on confidence. Children and young adults often experience problems coping with the effects eczema has on their social..."Read more
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" On May 1st 2014 we launched the brand new children's WEB garment, the new addition to our WEB product range. The WEB garments are designed for patients with Epidermolysis..."Read more
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" Not everyone is keen on using steroid based creams and ointments and some people find they are not compatible with their skin. In these cases alternative treatments are often considered. ..."Read more
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" While food doesn't cause eczema it can be a trigger. There are two types of foods that are commonly related to eczema flare ups and removing these foods out of the diet can be beneficial to..."Read more
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" Epidermolysis Bullosa patients require bandages in order to protect their areas of broken skin. In the past carers and patients would have to rely upon flat and tubular bandages, but these came..."Read more
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