Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g

Placenta Extract (Placentrex)

What is Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g?

Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g is a cream that helps your skin heal faster and better. It’s used for wounds, burns, and even damaged skin that just won’t repair on its own. The main thing inside it is placenta extract, which may sound odd at first, but it’s something that works. It helps skin grow again.

People use this stuff when regular creams don’t cut it anymore. Whether it’s for pressure sores, surgical wounds, ulcers, or just skin that needs help after a long infection, placentrex gel helps get things moving.

You don’t need to be in a hospital to use it. You can buy Placentrex 20g right now from Sanford Pharmacy, and they’ll send it fresh, sealed, and packed safe.

Drug class

Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g belongs to the class of biological wound healers. It doesn’t numb your skin or kill bacteria. Instead, it helps the skin grow and close up on its own.

Placenta extract is taken from human placenta. That’s why it’s packed with growth stuff like proteins, peptides, and amino acids. It helps kickstart your skin’s healing system again.

Some call it placenta extract cream, and others say placentrex ointment, but they all work toward the same thing—healing damaged skin faster.

What Are The Benefits Of Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g

🢂  Speeds up healing of minor and deep wounds
🢂  Helps heal diabetic ulcers, bed sores, surgical cuts
🢂  Used for burns, skin infections, and raw skin
🢂  Softens scar tissue if used early in recovery
🢂  Popular in skincare as placenta extract for skin rejuvenation
🢂  Non-steroidal, so safer for longer use
🢂  Reduces redness and promotes clean skin regrowth
🢂  Comes in gel and cream form for different skin needs
🢂  No strong smell or sticky feel
🢂  Available now from Sanford Pharmacy, properly packed and real

It’s not a miracle cream, but when the skin’s struggling, this can help give it a push.

How Does Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g Work

Gets skin cells growing again

Placenta extract helps form new skin by encouraging cell division. It kind of tells the skin to “wake up” and start rebuilding. That’s why it works well for wounds that haven’t healed in weeks.

Improves blood flow

It helps new blood vessels grow where the skin’s been damaged. That means more oxygen, better nutrition, and faster recovery.

Builds stronger tissue

The extract encourages collagen production, which helps make the new skin tougher and smoother. That’s why people use it not just for wounds, but also for better skin texture.

Used on broken skin

Unlike most creams, placenta extract gel 20g is made to be used on open wounds. It doesn't sting much and doesn’t slow healing like some antibiotic creams might.

Onset of action

It doesn’t work in hours, but if you use placentrex 20g twice a day, most people see some change in 2 to 5 days. The skin may look less red or dry, and raw areas might start closing.

For deeper ulcers or cuts, it takes longer—but still, it works better than plain creams. With regular use, you usually see solid progress by week 2.

In skincare, if you’re using placenta extract for skin to reduce rough patches or improve glow, it may take 2 to 3 weeks to start seeing changes.

How to Use Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g

How to apply

Clean the skin first. Gently dry it. Then squeeze a small amount of placentrex gel or placenta extract cream on the wound or affected spot. Don’t rub hard—just apply a thin layer.

If needed, cover with gauze. But if the wound’s already drying, you can leave it uncovered too.

How often to use

Most use it once or twice daily, depending on how bad the wound is. Don’t skip days. Healing works best when it’s consistent.

If you’re using it on your face or old scars, once a day before bed is enough. Always test on a small patch first.

Ask Sanford Pharmacy if you need help deciding whether gel or cream form is better for your skin.

Strength

Available Forms

You’ll find placenta extract in a few options:

⮞  Placenta extract gel 20g – light, good for moist wounds or face
⮞  Placenta extract cream – thicker, stays longer on dry or cracked skin
⮞  Placentrex ointment – oil-based, best for very dry skin or ulcers
⮞  Placentrex 20g – general label, usually refers to the gel

Sanford Pharmacy carries the trusted versions, not knockoffs. They’ll send the right one, fresh and clean.

How This Product Differs From Others

Regular creams protect the skin. Placentrex gel uses are different. It helps skin regrow. It’s not about covering up—it’s about rebuilding.

Also, it doesn’t contain steroids, so there’s no thinning of the skin or long-term damage. You can use it for weeks without worrying much.

Compared to placentrex ointment, the gel version dries quicker and is less greasy. Great for skin folds or parts of the body where ointment feels too heavy.

In skincare, people trust placenta extract cream for giving a smoother texture, especially after acne or damage.

Dosage Information

Missed dose instructions

➽  If you forget to apply it, just do it as soon as you can.

➽  Don’t double the dose—won’t speed things up.

➽  Just stick to your normal schedule from the next day.

Overdose risks and symptoms

Using too much might cause:

➽  Slight redness
➽  Tingling
➽  Rash (in rare cases)
➽  Warmth on the skin

Nothing serious for most, but if your skin starts reacting, take a break for a day or two.

Storage Information

➥  Store placentrex 20g somewhere cool and dry.

➥  The room temperature is fine. Don’t freeze.

➥  Don’t leave it in your bathroom where heat and moisture can mess it up.

➥  Always check the expiry before using.

➥  Does placenta extract expire? Yes, and using old stuff can cause irritation or just won’t work.

➥  Sanford Pharmacy always ships new stock, never close to expiry, and packed right.

Warnings and Precautions

🚨  Don’t use on infected wounds unless your doctor says it’s okay. Also, don’t apply near your eyes or lips.

🚨  If you’ve had allergic reactions to protein-based or human-derived ingredients before, patch test first.

🚨  Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless a doctor gives you the green light.

🚨  If skin gets worse, turns redder, or doesn’t improve in a week or two, stop and check in with a doc.

Drug-to-Drug Interactions

Because placentrex cream is used on the skin, interactions are rare. But don’t mix with:

➜  Strong steroids (like mometasone or clobetasol)
➜  Chemical exfoliants (like glycolic or salicylic acid)
➜  Other biologic agents (unless approved by doc)

Always leave time between products if you need to apply something else.

Drug-to-Food Interactions

➜  No direct food link, but eat well.

➜  Protein and vitamins help skin heal faster from inside.

➜  Drink plenty of water.

➜  Don’t rely on cream alone—support your body too.

If diabetic, manage sugar. High sugar slows wound healing even with the best creams.

Side Effects

➣  Redness
➣  Mild itching
➣  Sticky feel for a few minutes
➣  Slight burning (rare)
➣  Allergic rash (very rare)
➣  Temporary flare-up on sensitive skin
➣  Peeling or dryness in some cases

Usually mild and go away after a few days of regular use.

Conclusion

Placenta Extract (Placentrex) 20g is one of those underrated creams that does more than people expect. It doesn't just sit on your skin—it helps fix it.

Whether it’s wounds, burns, ulcers, or old skin that needs a second chance, placenta extract gel 20g helps your body do what it already knows how to do: heal. Slowly, quietly, but steadily.

For skincare, it gives smoother texture, less roughness, and more even tone. Not fast. But real.

You can get your tube now from Sanford Pharmacy, where it’s always shipped in sealed packs, no mess, no scams. Just honest care in a cream.

FAQs

1. What is placenta extract used for?

2. Is placentrex cream safe for daily use?

3. How is placenta extract for skin care helpful?

4. What’s better—Placentrex ointment or gel?

5. Can I use placenta extract cream with other products?