Adaferin Gel 1%
| SKU | 15 |
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| Generic For | Differin |
| Strength | 1% (15gm) |
| Manufacturer | Galderma Labs |
| Active Ingredient | Adapalene |
| Pack Size | Qty | Price Per Pill or Unit | Price | Cart | |
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| 1 Tube/s | US$ 7.22 | US$ 7.22 | |||
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| 3 Tube/s | US$ 7.22 | US$ 21.66 | |||
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| 6 Tube/s | US$ 7.22 | US$ 43.32 | |||
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Adaferin gel 1% is a topical beauty cream that has naphthoic acid derivative with retinoid-like pharmacological properties. Adaferin gel is effective in the treatment of mild acne because of its modulatory and anti-inflammatory effects. Its active ingredient Adapalene has high tolerability and you can use it in combination with other antimicrobial agents in the treatment of acne.
What does Adaferin gel 1 contain?
Adaferin gel contains the active ingredient Adapalene and. Each 15 gm tube contains 0.1 % of Adapalene.
What medications interact with Adaferin gel?
- Avoid the use of any other skin products that contain alpha hydroxy or glycolic acid along with Adaferin gel 1%. Also, don’t use such beauty products including harsh soap, skin cleansers, shampoo, hair remover, waxes, or astringents that can cause skin irritation.
- Avoid the application of other medicated skin products unless while using this gel.
When should Adaferin gel not be used?
Adaferin gel should not be used in patients with known hypersensitivity to Adapalene or to any of the ingredients of the formulation.
How should Adaferin gel be used?
- Use Adaferin gel under your doctor’s prescription. Usually, it’s applied once a day. Clean your skin properly (without soap) before applying the gel for better results. Apply Adaferin gel in a thin layer to the entire face or other affected skin areas. You should avoid getting Adaferin gel (Adapalene) in the eyes, in the area of your nose, or on lips.
- Do not use this gel on sunburned, windburned, dry, chapped, irritated, broken skin, and in wounds or on areas of eczema. So you have to wait until these conditions are healed completely.
- Avoid exposure to sunlight or UV rays that can cause sunlamps or tanning beds as Adaferin gel 1% (15gm) can make your skin more sensitive to UV rays
How long should Adaferin gel be used?
It may take weeks or months to make your skin acne-free so don’t stop its application till then. Continue using it for as long as your physician recommends you to.
Missed dose of Adaferin gel
Too much application of Adaferin gel is not desired as it may arouse some symptoms like skin redness, irritation, or scaling. If you miss its dose then apply this gel as soon as you remember. If it is almost time for the next dose then skip the missed dose. Do not apply extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
How should Adaferin gel be stored?
It’s advised to store Adaferin gel at room temperature. Keep this cream away from moisture and direct heat to maintain its good quality for long.
What are the side effects of Adaferin gel?
Though there are no major or severe side effects of Adaferin gel 0.1%, but some people’s skin respond differently. Some people may experience dry, red, or scaly skin during the first 4 weeks of using this cream. One may also experience burning or stinging skin. Some less serious or mild side effects include stinging, redness, skin irritation, warmth feeling, mild burning, and tingling. You should stop using this gel if your skin is allergic to Adapalene and shows reactions like swelling of the face, lips, throat, or tongue during initial days of application.
What is Adaferin gel used for?
Adaferin gel 0.1% is used to treat pimples. Adapalene, an active ingredient of Adaferin, is a third-generation topical retinoid. It’s primarily used to treat mild-moderate can, keratosis pilaris as well as other skin conditions. Beauty experts often recommend Adaferin gel to prevent acne conditions.
How does Adaferin gel work?
Adapalene, the active substance of the gel belongs to synthetic retinoid like compounds that have the ability to stop pimples from forming and lower the gland size in the skin. This cream works by decreasing acne formation. You can also use Adaferin gel 0.1% for other purposes listed in this medication guide. It helps the skin to renew itself. Adaferin gel is used to treat severe acne in people from teenage and adults.
How does Adaferin 0.1% gel help acne-prone skin?
Adaferin gel 0.1%, a Differin alternative, contains the active ingredient Adapalene, which increases the turnover of skin cells and supports natural exfoliation of the skin surface, thereby unblocking skin pores and sebaceous glands. This allows the natural oils to escape and prevents the formation of pimples and spots.
How should Adaferin (Adapalene) 0.1% gel be applied?
The acne treatment gel, Adaferin, is applied to a clean face once daily in the morning or at bedtime. Before applying the product, wash the face with a gentle cleanser and allow the face to dry thoroughly. Squeeze out a pea-sized amount and apply as a thin layer to the entire face.
What is the difference between Adaferine 0.1% and Differin gel?
Adaferine and Differin gel are both prescription acne gels that help to clear acne, prevent acne, and restore skin texture and tone. Both formulations contain the same active ingredient, and their effectiveness is also the same when used as prescribed.
Can I apply moisturiser after Adaferin gel?
Yes, it is advisable to apply an oil-free moisturiser over Adaferin gel to help reduce the risk of irritation. The adjunctive usage of an effective moisturiser improves local tolerance of Adaferin gel and may contribute to better adherence.
How does Adaferin gel work?
Adapalene, the active ingredient of Adaferin gel, works by preventing the accumulation of the skin’s natural oil, also called sebum. This opens the blocked skin pores and allows exfoliation of the outer layer of the skin.
What should you avoid when using Adaferin gel?
Avoid exposure to sunlight and tanning beds while using Adaferin gel, as it may make the skin more sensitive to sun rays and may lead to sunburn. Wear protective clothing and use sunscreen whenever you step out in the sun. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, please let your doctor know before using a topical retinoid for acne.
Can I combine other acne products with Adaferin gel?
Yes, you can use other acne products alongside Adaferin gel; however, they should be used in the morning and your Adapalene 0.1% gel at night. You can use Adapalene gel for acne with products such as clindamycin, erythromycin and benzoyl peroxide.
Is it normal to feel a burning sensation after applying Adaferin gel?
Yes, you may experience a burning sensation with the use of Adaferin gel. A mild transitory sensation of warmth or slight stinging may be quite common shortly after the application of this acne vulgaris treatment.
Is Adaferin 0.1% gel safe to use in pregnant women?
Adaferin gel should be used during pregnancy only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the fetus. Therefore, it is important to consult a dermatologist before undergoing this acne vulgaris treatment.
What side effects can Adaferin gel cause?
Common side effects that may be associated with the use of Adapalene Adaferin gel are dry skin, redness of skin, burning, sensation, and skin irritation. These side effects tend to improve after two to four weeks as your skin gets used to this Adapalene gel for acne.
How long does it take to see improvement with Adaferin gel?
Some people begin to notice improvement after a couple of weeks, while most people will need to use it for at least a couple of months before their acne-prone skin improves. It is advisable to use Adaferin gel regularly as prescribed by your dermatologist.
How do you know if Adaferin gel is not for you?
Adaferin gel is not for you if you experience a severe hypersensitivity reaction. You should speak to your healthcare provider before using Adaferin gel or retinol.
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