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Araroba
Andira araroba Aguan
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A powder derived from a tree, also known as Goa powder. It is a powerful irritant and parasiticide used topically for chronic skin diseases like psoriasis, ringworm, and eczema. Not for internal use.
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Important Safety Information
For external use only. A severe skin and respiratory irritant. Can be absorbed dermally and is potentially nephrotoxic. Can cause diarrhea, nephritis, and vomiting.
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