Clindamycin 1% w/w + Nicotinamide 4% w/w, 15g Gel$51.00
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Clindamycin 1% w/w + Nicotinamide 4% w/w, 15g Gel
SKU GME1186Skin Care
Product Introduction
Clindamycin 1% w/w + Nicotinamide 4% w/w gel treats inflamed acne spots. It combines an antibiotic directed at acne-associated bacteria with nicotinamide to help reduce inflammatory redness.
How to use
Spread a thin layer over clean, dry acne-affected skin. Keep away from the eyes, lips and inside the nose. Avoid abrasive scrubs and alcohol-heavy products that worsen irritation.
How it works
Clindamycin binds bacterial 50S ribosomes and reduces protein production in susceptible Cutibacterium acnes. Nicotinamide has anti-inflammatory effects that can improve tolerance and inflammatory lesions.
Side effects
Dryness, burning, redness, itching or peeling may occur. Severe or persistent diarrhoea is uncommon but important because clindamycin can occasionally cause antibiotic-associated colitis.
Important information
A history of antibiotic-associated colitis or inflammatory bowel disease is relevant. Antibiotic-containing acne gels should be reviewed after a defined course rather than continued indefinitely.
Uses
- Inflammatory acne vulgaris with papules and pustules.
Benefits
Reduces inflammatory acne lesions and the redness associated with bacterial-driven follicular inflammation.
Is nicotinamide the same as niacinamide?
Yes. These names refer to the same vitamin B3 derivative.
Does this gel unblock blackheads like a retinoid?
It mainly targets inflammatory acne. Comedonal acne may need a medicine that directly improves follicular turnover.
How quickly should acne improve?
Improvement generally develops over several weeks, rather than after one or two applications.
Can I keep using the antibiotic gel permanently?
Indefinite antibiotic use promotes resistance. Acne maintenance often uses a different approach after the initial course.
What bowel symptoms should not be ignored?
Persistent severe diarrhoea, abdominal cramps or blood in the stool can indicate antibiotic-associated colitis.
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