Irene

Compare Japan’s Feitas and Z Premium patches, the old 5.0 and Zα names, warm versions, sizes, doses and key safety limits for ages 15 and over.

Compare Japanese Pansiron formulas, granules and tablets. Check age limits, meal timing, Cure SP driving restrictions and the water-free Cool NOW option.

Compare Japan’s LOXONIN S, EX and warm patches: ingredients, mini and L sizes, daily patch limits, age restrictions and bathing precautions.

Compare Japanese NAZAL pump spray, αAR and Cool: uses, age limits, doses, spray technique and key precautions before choosing a box.

Compare Japanese Travelmin medicines by age, tablet or lozenge form, doses and daily limits. Check driving, medicine combinations and child-safety warnings.

Compare Japan’s current d program EX lotions and emulsions: pink for dryness, blue for acne prevention, and purple for spot-prevention care. Includes package photos, amounts and cautions.

Compare three Japanese Curél face creams: textures, dryness-related fine-line claims, amounts and application order, plus 40g vs 70g sizes and Japanese names.

Compare four Japanese Chocola BB medicines by purpose, ingredients and dose. Pharmacist Irene explains skin, mouth-ulcer and fatigue uses, age limits and combinations to avoid.

Compare FLUCORT f, CORT f AT ointment and cream, and CORT f MD in Japan: steroid strength, ingredients, body-area cautions and when to stop self-treatment.

Recognise the Pabron Gold A box, compare tablets with fine granules, check doses for ages 12 and 15, and understand driving and medicine-mixing precautions.