Rosacea-Ltd IV

Polyethylene Glycol use in many Medical, Optical and Food Products

Polyethylene Glycol is used in Rosacea-Ltd IV to assist in a very smooth glide over the skin and dissolving a very small amount of ingredients onto the skin during a two second movement across each side of the face.

Also Polyethylene Glycol is used most often in eye drops for various purposes as you will find when you Google the quoted words, "Polyethylene glycol" "Eye Drops". The Rosacea-Ltd IV easily glides over the wet eye lid after provides the ocular rosacea patient an easy application to 'eye lid' while the eye is closed. Approximately 20% of all patients have ocular rosacea.

Polyethylene Glycol is often used in medications to assist in making the pills and capsules slicker and easier to swallow. Polyethylene Glycol is best known for the use in laxatives such as SoftLax, MaraLAX or GlycoLAX. It is the only laxative that can be used for years without problems. MiraLAX,ad Dulcolax Balance are sold without prescription. You will find Polyethylene Glycol in MaraLAX within this link.

And Polyethylene glycol is the number one product for colon surgery preparation or for an annual colonoscopy and has many product names.

Polyethylene Glycol is very commonly used in many skin creams and also in tooth pastes to bind with water to help keep uniform distribution within the toothpaste while being used.

Polyethylene Glycol is used in foods to prevent drying, as a coating for candy and medicine, and as a coating for fruits and vegetables.

Many past patients have stated, 'You can't lose anything except your rosacea'.