“The formulae for each of the products was checked out by a Medsafe Advisor who checked that the ingredients and their concentrations met the standards set by New Zealand's Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) NZ. Customers can be assured that all of the products meet the standard and are suitable for use in New Zealand.”
The increasing occurrence of pathogenic resistance to multi drugs has stimulated companies to investigate developing therapies based on natural products extracted from plants that have antibiotic properties. In a study published in 2009 by Hediat Salama and Najat Marraiki (King Saud University, Women Students-Medical Studies and Science Section, Riyahd, Saudia Arabia), Polygonum Aviculare L. was investigated by the researchers for its effect on microbial activity. The researchers concluded that the plant extract from Polygonum Aviculare L. was effective against a wide range of microbes. Moraz products contain high concentrations of this wonderful herb.
A Polygonum-based cream for the soles of the feet. Treats cracked feet and athletes foot. Caftan also reduces sweating, working to refresh feet throughout the day.
A unique multi-purpose Polygonum formula for the treatment of both superficial and complex skin abrasions. Treats ezcema and dermatitis.
Natural Polygonum-based cream for the treatment of pimples and teenage acne. The cream contains active ingredients that aid in the treatment of various skin conditions common in the teenage years.
"I was suffering from severe eczema, that, despite being given strong steroid creams from my doctor, refused to go away. After using Skin Saver on a patch of persistent eczema I noticed a huge improvement. The rash on my skin completely faded and it retained the moisture needed for my skin to heal, in addition to being gentle to my skin and not stinging. Skin Saver did a far better job at treating my eczema then the medications did and I still use it regularly both to keep my skin healthy and for the occasional flare-up in my eczema. A great product!"
AB, Auckland
