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Haemorrhoid Sitz Bath Infusions – Epsom Salts 5-Sachet Refill Pack

Designed for use with the JINNI MD Sitz Bath Kit, this Epsom Salts infusion refill pack contains five pre-measured sachets. Each sachet is suitable for preparing up to 2 litres (2,000 ml) of solution, following the product instructions.

A warm sitz bath is a method of soaking the affected area in warm water. It may help provide temporary soothing comfort when experiencing discomfort associated with haemorrhoids. This refill pack is intended for use as directed and should not replace advice or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.

Product Features

• Pack contains 5 Epsom Salts infusion sachets.
• Each sachet is suitable for a 2-litre solution.
• Designed for use with the JINNI MD Sitz Bath Kit.
• Pre-measured sachets for convenient preparation.
• For use according to the supplied product instructions.

What Are Haemorrhoids?

Haemorrhoids, also known as piles, are swollen blood vessels in or around the lower rectum and anus. Symptoms can include itching, irritation, swelling, discomfort or bleeding. Symptoms vary, and rectal bleeding should not automatically be assumed to be caused by haemorrhoids.

Preparing Your Sitz Bath Infusion

1. Read the product instructions before preparation.
2. Dissolve one sachet in warm water, using the stated quantity of 2 litres (2,000 ml).
3. If using the JINNI MD Sitz Bath Kit, follow its instructions to control the solution flow gently.
4. Use the solution as directed, then clean the equipment according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Important Information

Use only as directed on the product packaging. Avoid water that is too hot, and stop use if irritation or discomfort increases. Do not use the product if you are sensitive to any of its ingredients. Seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional if symptoms persist, worsen or recur. Seek prompt medical advice for rectal bleeding, severe pain or other concerning symptoms.

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