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Zindaclin 1% Gel
From £24.95Zindaclin Gel is a topical medication used to treat acne vulgaris.
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Medication features:
- An anti-bacterial that is designed to stop acne
- Contains the active ingredient clindamycin phosphate
- Soothes the redness of acne spots
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Zindaclin Gel Prices
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Zindaclin Gel | 1 Tube | 2 Tubes | 3 Tubes |
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30 g | £24.95 | £34.95 | £44.95 |
Delivery charges
Royal Mail 1st Class | £3.95
- Delivered within 1-3 working days.
- Excludes bank holidays.
Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed before 1pm | £6.95
- Delivered within 1 working day before 1pm.
- Excludes Sundays and bank holidays.
- A tracked service with signature required on delivery.
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Treatment Information
Overview
Buy Zindaclin Gel Online
You can order Zindaclin Gel online in the UK from our registered pharmacy. Complete the online medical assessment to be reviewed by one of our prescribers. If approved, your medication will be dispensed by our pharmacy team for next day delivery to your address.
About Zindaclin Gel
Zindaclin Gel is an anti-bacterial that is designed to stop acne. It contains the active ingredient clindamycin phosphate, which reduces the number of bacteria on your skin and unclogs pores to prevent the recurrence of acne. The gel also soothes the redness of acne spots.
Zindaclin Gel Summary Information
Type of medicine |
Topical acne treatment |
Use |
Treats acne vulgaris |
How it works |
Kills acne-causing bacteria, reduces inflammation |
Active Ingredient |
Clindamycin |
Directions of use |
Topical gel, applied once or twice daily to affected areas |
Available form |
Gel |
Available strengths |
30 g |
Side effects |
Common side effects include Skin dryness, peeling, redness, itchy skin |
Generic |
Yes |
The information provided in the summary table is for reference only. It is important to consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any acne treatment, including Zindaclin Gel.
How effective is Zindaclin Gel?
Zindaclin Gel is an effective way of managing and controlling acne, although it might take a few weeks before you can notice results. It is a prescription medication; therefore, you should follow the instructions provided by your doctor to use it correctly.
For best results, do not stop application even after your acne improves. Continue applying the gel on the affected areas (unless your doctor tells you otherwise).
How does Zindaclin Gel work?
Zindaclin Gel works by reducing the amount of bacteria on your skin while unclogging pores to prevent new acne from forming. The medication contains an active ingredient known as clindamycin phosphate, which works by stopping the growth of bacteria, thus decreasing the number of acne lesion. It also reduces the amount of whiteheads and blackheads on your skin since it unclogs pores removing the dirt and gunk that causes such symptoms.
It is a prescription medication recommended for people with cystic or inflammatory acne.
Directions
How should I use Zindaclin Gel?
Prior to applying Zindaclin Gel you should wash your face with a mild cleanser and pat it dry. You should then use clean fingertips to gently apply and massage a generous amount of Zindaclin Gel around infected areas.
For how long do I need to use Zindaclin Gel before I notice a difference?
The usual dose involves applying a small amount of the medication on the affected area. You should adhere to the instructions given by your doctor or pharmacist as this is a prescription treatment. After several application, you should be able to notice an improvement. Do not stop the medication unless your doctor tells you to. You should use Zindaclin Gel for a maximum period of 12 weeks. Therefore, if you do not see any improvement after this period, consult your doctor.
What dose should I choose?
Zindaclin Gel is a prescription drug; therefore, you should follow the doctor's instructions. Always check the label and read the patient leaflet enclosed before use. Application is usually once a day and onto the affected area or parts only. You can use the gel on your face, chest or back.
Cautions
What are the side effects of Zindaclin Gel?
The main side effect of using this medication can be itchy skin, redness, irritation around the eyes, skin burning or the acceleration of acne.
Uncommon side effects include scaly rash, painful skin. If you experience any of these side effects, please immediately seek medical attention from your GP or hospital. An oil-free moisturizer can act as a remedy if applied on the affected area.
Side effects may vary from one person to another. For instance, when Clindamycin is administered through the mouth or by injection, it causes inflammation of the bowel leading to diarrhoea with blood and mucus. This is opposed to when the dose is applied directly on the affected skin. Therefore speak to your doctor or consult our specialists at Click Pharmacy should you require any further advice. If you get diarrhoea with blood and mucus, stop the treatment and seek immediate medical attention.
Zindaclin Warnings
Before you use Zindaclin Gel, it is vital to ensure that you are aware of all the warnings and precautions mentioned in the provided Patient Information Leaflet.
Before using Zindaclin, inform your GP if:
you suffer from inflammatory bowel disease
you have previously had diarrhoea after taking antibiotics
you are currently taking or have recently stopped taking prescribed or non-prescribed medication
you are allergic to the active ingredient of Zindaclin
Keep in mind that Zindaclin Gel contains about around 20 percent ethanol, which is equivalent to 0.2 grams of alcohol.
Always read the patient information leaflet before starting your treatment. The patient information can be found here.
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