Ofloxacin, Ornidazole, Itraconazole & Clobetasol Propionate Ointment for Mixed Skin Infections

Bacterial, fungal, and inflamed skin rarely show up alone, they overlap. Riqitraa-4, an Ofloxacin + Ornidazole + Itraconazole + Clobetasol Cream, covers all three. Ofloxacin STOPS bacteria from multiplying. Ornidazole reaches organisms ofloxacin alone might miss. Itraconazole BREAKS down the fungal cell membrane. Clobetasol Propionate CALMS the redness, swelling, and itching. Doctors prescribe it for ringworm, jock itch, athlete’s foot, and mixed infections.

Manufacturing runs through Riqfame Critical Care’s own quality checks before this ointment heads out in bulk to distributors across the country. Partners get their own territory locked in, consistent stock, and a pricing structure that keeps margins healthy. Read our breakdown on documents required for a pharma franchise if you are getting your paperwork sorted, or reach out directly to add this ointment to your line.

Key Information: Riqitraa-4

• Patch Test – small area first
• Usage – thin layer, twice daily
• Not for – children under 12
• Prescription – required before use
• Storage – cool, dry place

Product FAQs

Question 1. Does this cream work okay on the face?

Answer. Skin on the face thins out compared to the rest of the body, and clobetasol carries real strength for a steroid. Prescribing it there only happens when the case truly needs that strength.

Question 2. Can this stop once the itching settles down?

Answer. The fungus can still be sitting there even after the itch fades. Cutting the course short gives it room to come back, sometimes worse. Stick with what the doctor prescribed until it runs out.

Question 3. What if the skin turns thin or gets stretch marks with regular use?

Answer. That happens with prolonged steroid use on one spot. Doctors set a time limit for exactly this reason and steer clear of open-ended use.