Detoxification

A shared name does not mean a shared mode of action. This group contains hygiene products, testing solutions, and functional preparations, so the key is to identify each product's role and use it according to its intended purpose.

The first part of the category comprises cosmetics and hygiene products intended for specific areas of the body. An example is Kleaner Spray, an oral and skin hygiene liquid with a dispenser, available in a 30 ml size. The spray format allows the liquid to be applied directly to the area specified for its intended use.

For these products, form, volume, dispensing method, and the stated application area matter. A hygiene function should not be equated with that of a tester or supplement: each subtype serves a different purpose.

• cosmetic or hygiene product format
• oral or skin use according to the intended purpose
• convenient dispenser on Kleaner Spray 30 ml

The second group consists of substance testers, represented in the selection by Coca-Test C. Their role is measurement or identification, not hygiene or supplementation. The testing method, sample type, and interpretation of results depend on the specific product and should follow its instructions.

A tester is a tool with a defined procedure. Following the sequence of steps, conditions of use, and reading time matters in practice, as it allows testing to be performed exactly as intended for that kit.

The third subtype includes supplements and functional products. These preparations are intended to be used according to the rules appropriate to the specific product form. They do not serve as testers and should not be described in the same way as cosmetics, even though all fall under the same category name.

When using this part of the selection, the stated purpose, dosage form, and directions for use are important. The category name alone does not establish an individual preparation's effects; its function is determined by the information assigned to that specific product.

• a function distinct from hygiene and testing
• use appropriate to the specific preparation's form
• intended purpose based on the nature of the product

• Three actual subtypes: hygiene products, testers, and functional preparations
• Different methods of use and distinct roles for individual products
• Examples in the selection: Kleaner Spray 30 ml and Coca-Test C