D-Lab — Soothed Skin Complex

D-Lab's Soothed Skin Complex is pharmacologically one of the most interesting formulas in the catalog for individuals with reactive skin, as it combines three active ingredients with European claims directly applicable to the skin (vitamin C, zinc, copper), ingredients with documented reputations (Roman chamomile, Centella asiatica, hemp oil), and a patented enzymatic active ingredient (melon SOD). An important nuance regarding SOD: superoxide dismutase is an endogenous enzyme normally degraded in the gastrointestinal tract, which poses a classic problem of oral bioavailability. D-Lab indicates a "gastro-resistant capsule" in its marketing promises to circumvent this degradation; the INCI readable on the product sheet (HPMC, gellan gum) corresponds to a standard vegetable capsule without an explicitly listed enteric coating agent—additional information on the exact formulation could be requested from the manufacturer. Clinical studies on oral SOD mainly originate from manufacturers. Another mandatory reformulation: the D-Lab FAQ cites psoriasis, eczema, and rosacea as target pathologies—these mentions have been removed from the Paradermia product sheet, as they constitute therapeutic claims incompatible with the legal status of a food supplement. The "cellular memory" mentioned in the D-Lab FAQ has been reformulated into functional language (Paradermia Rule 9). Pregnancy classification: the manufacturer's product sheet indicates an explicit contraindication for pregnancy and breastfeeding—treated as an absolute contraindication, not a conditional one.