A. Product Introduction

In Lab Medical Neutralizing Solution is a professional-grade safety agent. In the world of advanced aesthetic dermatology, the ability to control the depth and duration of a chemical peel is paramount. This solution is positioned as a critical safety buffer, designed to terminate the activity of professional-strength acids once the desired level of exfoliation has been reached.

The formulation concept centers on immediate pH correction. Without a dedicated neutralizing agent, many high-concentration acids continue to penetrate the dermal layers, potentially leading to unwanted side effects such as chemical burns or prolonged erythema. As a core component of the In Lab Medical professional suite, this solution ensures that the clinician remains in total control of the resurfacing process. It is intended strictly for professional use in clinics, med-spas, and aesthetic centers where clinical-grade chemical peels are performed.

B. Active Ingredients

The efficacy of the Neutralizing Solution is rooted in its ability to perform a precise chemical reaction on the skin's surface:

• The Mechanism of Neutralization: The primary active, Sodium Bicarbonate, acts as a base. When it comes into contact with the acids used in professional peels (such as Glycolic, Lactic, Salicylic, or TCA), it triggers a neutralization reaction. This process effectively raises the skin's pH from an acidic state back toward a neutral level, instantly rendering the peel agents inactive.
• Epidermal Recovery and Soothing: Chemical exfoliation, by design, disrupts the skin barrier. To counteract this, the formula incorporates Glycerin. While the Sodium Bicarbonate stops the "burn," the Glycerin begins the "repair." It acts as a soothing reservoir, drawing water into the newly exposed skin cells to prevent dehydration and support the recovery of the hydro-lipid film.
• Synergistic Safety: The inclusion of Ethylhexylglycerin works in tandem with the preservative system to ensure the product remains sterile and safe for use on skin that has been professionally sensitized by exfoliation. This ensures that the neutralization phase does not introduce irritants into the compromised epidermal barrier.

C. Indications

In Lab Medical Neutralizing Solution is indicated for use in a wide range of professional facial and body treatments:

• Post-Peel Termination: The primary use is the immediate cessation of acid activity following the application of AHAs, BHAs, or blended chemical peels.
• Prevention of Over-Exfoliation: It is indicated for "spot-neutralization" in areas where the skin shows signs of excessive sensitivity or premature frosting during a treatment.
• pH Balancing: Used to restore the physiological pH of the skin after any aggressive aesthetic procedure that utilizes low-pH formulations.
• Professional Application Context: This product is designed for topical professional application. It is typically applied by spraying the solution onto a cotton pad or directly onto the treated area to ensure total coverage and immediate termination of the exfoliation process.
• Regulatory Compliance: The solution is fully notified under CPNP Reference: 4937702, ensuring it meets the rigorous European safety standards required for clinical-grade cosmetic products.

D. Technical Specifications

• Formulation Type: Aqueous liquid spray solution.
• Texture & Aspect: Clear, transparent liquid with a light, non-greasy consistency.
• Packaging: 110 ml (3.7 fl.oz) transparent spray bottle designed for easy, one-handed operation in a clinical setting.
• Storage Conditions: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight to maintain the stability of the Sodium Bicarbonate and Glycerin.
• Shelf Life: 12 months after opening (12M PAO).