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Finetox is a lyophilized substance, white or slightly yellow, stored in a clear, colorless vial. When mixed with normal saline, it becomes a transparent solution.
Indication:
It is used for the temporary improvement of moderate to severe glabellar wrinkles caused by the corrugator and/or procerus muscles in adults aged 19 to 65.
Storage Caution:
Unopened vials should be kept refrigerated at 28℃. Once dissolved, the product can be stored in the refrigerator (28℃) for up to 24 hours.
Identification:
Botulinum Toxin “FINETOX 100U”:
Efficacy Study 1:
Electromyography in rats shows that Finetox inhibits neuronal electrical signal transduction similarly to Brand A.
Efficacy Study 2:
MRI assessments of muscle volume in rats indicate that Finetox reduces muscle volume similarly to Brand A.
Finetox is a lyophilized substance, white or slightly yellow, stored in a clear, colorless vial. When mixed with normal saline, it becomes a transparent solution.
Indication:
It is used for the temporary improvement of moderate to severe glabellar wrinkles caused by the corrugator and/or procerus muscles in adults aged 19 to 65.
Storage Caution:
Unopened vials should be kept refrigerated at 28℃. Once dissolved, the product can be stored in the refrigerator (28℃) for up to 24 hours.
Identification:
Botulinum Toxin “FINETOX 100U”:
Efficacy Study 1:
Electromyography in rats shows that Finetox inhibits neuronal electrical signal transduction similarly to Brand A.
Efficacy Study 2:
MRI assessments of muscle volume in rats indicate that Finetox reduces muscle volume similarly to Brand A.
Weight | 1.6 kg |
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Dimensions | 0.8 cm |
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