How to use the Parcman Detox Patch

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How to use the Parcman Detox Patch

1. Attach the adhesive back paper to the foot patch.

2. Stick the patch to the sole of the foot.

3. Leave on for at least 8-12 hours.

It is most effective when attached to the sole of the foot. It can be used during the day or night; however we recommend that you use it at night, because the lymphatic system is easier to circulate at night.

Attention: the foot patch cannot be attached to an open wound or eyes while it can be used on different parts of the body which are painful, uncomfortable, and swollen. When attaching the patch to wet, greasy and frequently moving parts it must be fixed by other aids such as rubberized fabric or a bandage.

How long must you use the detox patch?

The time to eliminate toxins from the body is different in everyone. The common time is 2 to 3 weeks for most individuals. The color of the used foot patch will show a change from dark to light, which means there is fewer and fewer toxins in the body. Its effectiveness is different in different individuals, for some it is fast and they can feel an outstanding change within a few days, while in others it is low and they can feel the change several weeks later, however, one is beyond doubt, that it eliminates toxins from your body.

Return Policy: Item Must be returned within: 7 Days. Refund will be given as: Money Back

Cancellation Policy: Please submit any cancellation via email to parcdis@yahoo.com or call toll free 1 (877) 779-PARC (7272).
Email cancellations must contain the following: First name, last name, order number and email address. This information must be identical to the information originally submitted on your order. Please provide contact information so that we may contact you if we have questions in regards to canceling your order.

DISCLAIMER: The information presented in this website is intended for educational purposes for health professionals and practitioners, and it is obtained from published research. It is not intended to be prescriptive nor to replace the care of a licensed health professional in the diagnosis and treatment of illness.