Bjain Omeo Skoockum Chuck Ointment | Homeopathic Support for Muscle Pain, Sprains & Bruises

Bjain Omeo Skoockum Chuck Ointment is a homoeopathic topical formula for eczema, scabies, and chronic skin conditions with itching, redness, and scaling. Its key ingredient Skookum Chuck 6X reduces inflammation and soothes irritation, while the paraffin base locks in moisture, exfoliates dead skin, and protects the skin barrier. It provides relief from dry or cracked skin, profuse ichorous discharge, and cadaverous odor in chronic cases. Apply a thin layer 2–3 times daily to clean, dry skin. Not for open wounds or infections.

Key Ingredients:
Each 10 gm contains:

• Skoockum Chuck 6X 1 gm

• Paraffin base

Indications:

• Chronic eczema with profuse ichorous discharge

• Psoriasis with red, scaly, itchy patches

• Scabies and parasitic skin infestations

• Dry, cracked skin with intense itching

• Inflammatory skin conditions with redness

• Skin eruptions with cadaverous odor

• Scalp and body skin rashes needing moisturisation

Net Quantity:
15 gm

Product Form:
Ointment

Key Benefits:

• Soothes intense skin itching and irritation

• Can help reduce redness and inflammation in eczema

• Helps clear profuse, sticky, or foul-smelling discharge

• Provides deep, long-lasting skin moisturisation

• Helps exfoliate dead skin cells for smoother texture

• Forms a protective barrier against dryness and cracking

• Supports antiseptic protection for affected skin

Directions for Use:

• Application: Apply a thin layer of the ointment on the affected area

• Frequency: 2–3 times daily

• Method: Apply on a clean area and massage gently or as prescribed by the homoeopathic physician

Safety Information:

• Read the label before use

• Protect from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight

• Keep the tube tightly closed after use

• Keep the medicine out of reach of children

• For external use only

• Homoeopathic medicine should be used during pregnancy only under the supervision of a qualified practitioner, as safety data is limited