Pation by Dong-A Pharmaceutical Donates 2,000 Trouble Serums at Army Headquarters Event

Supporting Skin Care for Soldiers Prone to Skin Troubles

Pation, Dong-A Pharmaceutical's specialized trouble care brand, announced on October 27 that it had delivered 2,000 units of the "Northcanaine Trouble Serum" at an event hosted by the Army Headquarters in celebration of Armed Forces Month.

Pation Northcanaine Trouble Serum. Dong-A Pharmaceutical

Pation began the first delivery at the basic physical fitness competition held on October 14, and plans to distribute the products in three phases, with the final delivery scheduled by November 1.

The donated product, "Pation Northcanaine Trouble Serum," is the result of Dong-A Pharmaceutical's expertise and technology in skin research. It contains the heparin "RX Complex," which combines ingredients effective for soothing the skin in an ideal ratio, helping to calm sensitive skin caused by skin troubles and sebum imbalance.

Environments that military personnel are exposed to-such as training camps, outdoor operations, and winter training-create conditions that make skin troubles more likely. This product donation is expected to play a positive role in maintaining soldiers' skin health and improving the quality of their military life.

A Pation representative stated, "We decided to make this donation so that soldiers can maintain healthy skin even in harsh environments. We would like to express our gratitude to the soldiers who dedicate themselves to the nation, and we will continue to engage in activities that fulfill our social responsibilities."

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