MILWAUKEE, MI, November 26, 2012 (Press-News.org) Innovative Custom Products, Inc. (ICP), a product development company, announced today that the company's newest product SafeOnSkin All-Natural Manuka Honey Aloe Drops is ready for national and international distribution. According to the company, it's scheduled for delivery starting with Meijer stores (approximately 200 stores) in February 2013 and expects other national chains such as CVS and Walgreens and websites such as Amazon to also carry it. Consumers should look for it in the Pharmacy section of stores.
SafeOnSkin All-Natural Manuka Honey Aloe Drops comes in a purse-size hard-glass vial with a custom precision dropper that allows for easily applying the solution directly on the affected area without cross-contamination. There are over 100 applications in each vial, it costs less than the leading chemical brands, and has no known side effects. It retails for around $12.95.
According to Sherry Williams, VP, SafeOnSkin All-Natural Manuka Honey Aloe Drops is like no other product on the market. Its intellectual portfolio consists of a formulation with a blend of FDA/EPA approved active ingredient along with a proprietary blend of other powerful all natural food grade ingredients. For example, it includes Natural Essential Oils such as Eucalyptus found in most mouthwash, Certified Organic Pure Raw Manuka Honey known for its medicinal benefits, and Certified Organic Aloe Vera Inner Gel with the highest Acemannan content greater than 18% on average. This blend is then suspended into a proprietary broad spectrum all-natural preservative system blended with Dead Sea Salt resulting in a powerful, safe, non-toxic, and effective product with a long shelf life. Additionally, the manufacturing technology used comprises several state-of-the-art Laboratories located throughout the USA with each having key proprietary pharmaceutical processes and years of expertise in their fields. Combining these blends with specialized proprietary pharmaceutical technologies is what makes SafeOnSkin All-Natural Manuka Honey Aloe Drops such a revolutionary product. SafeOnSkin is made in the USA.
Williams said that originally the research and development objective was for a powerful all-natural disinfectant for odor-causing bacteria, pathogenic fungi and viruses. However, SafeOnSkin evolved into a versatile and effective all-round medicine-cabinet or travel on-the-go product due to its safety, the known benefits of the natural ingredients, and its non-toxic formula. Upon applying just one drop, it starts working immediately on contact. Users of SafeOnSkin confirm its effectiveness and said that it works just like other leading OTC products or antiseptic creams used for minor skin irritations. They said they love the versatility of the product and the fact that it's an all-natural alternative that they can use on all their minor skin conditions. Users also love the fresh scent, and said they are impressed with results.
SafeOnSkin is a brand owned by Innovative Custom Products, Inc. (ICP), a Wisconsin corporation in business since 1992 and can be contacted at: contact@icpCorporation.com or you can visit the company's website at www.icpCorporation.com
SafeOnSkin - Announces Pharmaceutical Breakthrough - A Clean Fresh Pure All-Natural Alternative for Cold Sores, Bumps, Bites, Stings; Coming to All Meijer Stores in the Pharmacy Section
Meijer Stores to Carry SafeOnSkin All-Natural Manuka Honey Aloe Drops
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