Demodex Mites

Demodex Mites

Our skin hosts many microscopic organisms, one of which is Demodex.

Human Demodex mites were first discovered in 1842. They are on most people's skin. Of course, until recent years, their action on the human body has been ambiguous.

There are 65 species of Demodex, two of which exist in humans. These creatures are spider-like parasites that have two sexes: male and female. 😮

They have four pairs of legs; at the end of each, there is a fork with which they hook themselves into hair follicles. Demodex lives next to hair follicles and sebaceous glands. 😣

Studies have shown that a large number of Demodex is associated with a variety of skin and hair problems such as rosacea, acne, hair loss, thinning hair, skin discoloration.

Our mission in OZiDEX is to help you solve the problems caused by these parasites. 😍
If you experience skin and hair problems that are resistant to standard treatments, give PROCUTiN a chance. Your symptoms may be caused by the overgrowth of these parasites.