Spotlight on Muddy Marvel

Nettex presents the three-step Muddy Marvellous Solution to mud control:

Step 1: DE-SCAB

Muddy Marvel De-Scab

Nettex Muddy Marvel De-Scab 

  • Unique formula to soften scabs for easy removal
  • Cleanses the skin and does not harm healthy tissue
  • Removes the need to soak scabs then pick off which can cause bleeding and skin soreness

Muddy Marvel Disinfect

Step 2: DISINFECT

Nettex Muddy Marvel Disinfect 

  • Powerful antibacterial formula
  • Instantly sanitises the skin and dries rapidly
  • Specifically designed to sanitise exposed areas caused by wet and muddy conditions

Step 3: PROTECT

Muddy Marvel Barrier Cream

Nettex Muddy Marvel Barrier Cream 

  • Breathable waterproof barrier cream to protect the legs from mud
  • Antibacterial agents to help against wet and muddy conditions
  • Advanced formula moisturises and keeps skin elastic to prevent drying and cracking
  • One application lasts 7 days

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