DIFFERIN GEL

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Generic Name for DIFFERIN GEL

Adapalene 0.1%, 0.3%; alcohol-free.

Legal Classification:

Rx

Pharmacological Class for DIFFERIN GEL

Retinoid.

Manufacturer of DIFFERIN GEL

Galderma Laboratories, Inc.

Indications for DIFFERIN GEL

Acne vulgaris.

Adult dose for DIFFERIN GEL

Apply to affected areas once daily at bedtime after washing. Reduce frequency or discontinue if prolonged or severe irritation occurs.

Children's dosing for DIFFERIN GEL

Not recommended.

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Warnings/Precautions for DIFFERIN GEL

Do not use on cuts, abrasions, broken, eczematous, or sunburned skin. Avoid eyes, lips, angles of the nose, mucous membranes, sun, UV light. Increased irritation in extreme weather. Pregnancy (Cat.C). Nursing mothers.

Interactions for DIFFERIN GEL

Avoid use until the effects of sulfur, resorcinol, or salicylic acid have subsided. Avoid waxing treated areas. Caution with other photosensitizers or irritants.

Adverse Reactions for DIFFERIN GEL

Erythema, scaling, dryness, pruritus, burning, stinging.

How is DIFFERIN GEL supplied?

Gel, crm—45g
Lotion—2oz, 4oz

Related Disease:

Acne

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