Acnecide Gel contains the active ingredient of benzoyl peroxide, which eliminates the bacteria that cause acne. It unclogs the pores and removes dead skin cells, resulting in softer and more hydrated skin. While Acnecide can treat mild to moderate acne, it's less effective for severe cases.

It depends on how your skin responds to the treatment. Some people notice improvements within four weeks, but it usually takes up to four months to witness the full effects.

However, if your acne is severe, the treatment might not provide noticeable results. In such cases, your doctor or pharmacist will prescribe a stronger acne treatment.

You can purchase Acnecide over the counter at most pharmacies, including Pharmacy Online. However, we always recommend a consultation with a pharmacist, as it determines whether the treatment suits your skin and gives you peace of mind.

You can use Acnecide with some acne treatments, but it depends on the type of medicine. For example, using multiple topical acne treatments isn't a good idea because they can dry out the skin and interact with one another.

While you may be able to use retinoids and salicylic acid, please ask a professional before doing so, as they can dry the skin.

If your doctor prescribes antibiotics like lymecycline or doxycycline, please inform them before using Acnecide.

Yes, benzoyl peroxide is known to bleach fabrics, so please avoid contact with bedding, towels and clothing.

While Acnecide is usually safe for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, it's best to tell your doctor or pharmacist beforehand.

Acnecide is a suitable treatment for acne, and it can prevent new scars from forming. If you have existing acne scars, plenty of dermatologist treatments are available, including laser treatment and facials, which can prevent scars.

Acnecide can be beneficial for treating the symptoms of hormonal acne, but it won't address underlying causes. If you suffer from hormonal acne, your doctor might recommend the contraceptive pill or other treatments.

It's also important to remember that acne is common during the teenage years and usually clears up with age.

Yes, topical treatment can be beneficial for blackheads, as it unclogs pores and exfoliates the skin. However, if you suffer from frequent blackheads, other treatments might offer better results.

While you can technically use Acnecide Gel for scalp acne, there are products formulated for scalp use that offer better results. If you decide to use it, remember to avoid eye contact and only apply a small amount to prevent dryness.

While you can technically use Acnecide Gel for scalp acne, there are products formulated for scalp use that offer better results. If you decide to use it, remember to avoid eye contact and only apply a small amount to prevent dryness.

You should wait a while after shaving before applying the gel, as it can irritate the skin.

It's best to apply the gel to clean skin. Sweat can limit the gel's ability to work correctly, so you'll need to apply more. If you want to apply it after working out, please shower and pat the skin dry first.

Cystic acne is a severe skin condition that can cause long-term pain and inflammation. While gentle topical treatments can support mild acne, you'll usually need a strong prescription treatment and dermatologist support for cystic acne conditions.

No, your diet won't impact how Acnecide works as it's a topical treatment. However, many people notice that their diet can cause flare-ups or worsen their acne. In some cases, reducing your high glycemic foods and dairy intake can reduce your symptoms.

If you get Acnecide in your eye, please wash it with water and seek medical attention if you suffer from ongoing irritation.

Excessively humid or dry conditions compromise your skin's natural hydration, which might determine how it interacts with Acnecide. In these cases, it might be best to adjust the application frequency and moisturiser.