ACNOL 10

INDICATIONS:

Acne Treatment
Benzoyl peroxide aid for the treatment of mild-moderate acne, severe nodulocystic acne , blackhead pimples by absorbing excess oils and releasing glycerol which reduces the risk of irritation.

CONTRAINDICATIONS:

• People allergic to benzoyl peroxide.
• Hypersensitive to any ingredient of the drug.

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS AND DOSE:

• Gently wash and dry the face with warm water then cover the entire affected spots with a thin layer UP TO three times daily or as directed by the doctor
• Recommend to apply before bedtime for the drug to have the best performance.
• If irritation or sesitivity develops, stop use of this medication and ask a doctor.

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS:

• Benzoyl peroxide can oxidize and discolor clothes and fabrics.
• White people are more susceptible to irritation.
• Should be used during pregnancy only when clearly needed.
• Caution when giving to mother during lactation.

ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS:

• Common: Skin irritation, contact dermatitis, dry skin.
• Rare: Severe itching, redness, burning, swelling.
• Inform your doctor about unwanted effects when taking the drug

WARNINGS FOR THE USE OF DRUGS DURING PREGNANCY AND BREASTFEEDING:

Should only be used during pregnancy when absolutely necessary

DRUG INTERACTIONS AND INCOMPATIBILITIES:

• Do not use benzoyl peroxide when exposed to sunlight or ultraviolet rays.
• Concurrent use with sunscreen containing paraaminobenzoic acid will cause discoloration of the skin for a while.
• Benzoyl peroxide can bleach hair and color fabrics

OVERDOSE AND TREATMENT:

• If rapid desquamation, erythema, or edema occurs, the drug should be discontinued.
• For quick relief of harmful effects, cold compresses can be applied. After the above symptoms and manifestations have subsided, a lower dose may be cautiously tried if it is thought that the reaction that occurred was due to an overdose and not to an allergy.