Acnifex

Other names: Zoderm, Vanoxide, Triaz, Persa Gel, Neobenz Micro, Lavoclen -8, Lavoclen-4, Fostex, Desquam, Brevoxyl, Benzagel, Benzac W, Benzac AC, Menoxyl

Commonly Prescribed for: Mild to moderate acne

Manufacturer: Generic Drug

How to use it: Acnifex should be applied to the affected areas avoiding eyes, mouth, nose or any area that is cut or broken. Be careful about the clothes, hair or the furniture as it has a bleaching effect. The medicine can be in the form of gel, cream or lotion. Acnifex should be used once or twice in a day. Always ensure that affected area is washed and dried before the medication is applied.

How does it work: When Acnifex is applied, benzoyl peroxide which is the main ingredient of the medicine starts working and reduces the bacteria which are responsible for acne to a great extent, thereby making the skin quite dry.

Side Effects: Acnifex may cause skin reaction which majorly include reddened skin, irritation, itching and peeling of skin.

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