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1 of the issues with benzoyl peroxide topical acne treatment options is that they can be fairly irritating, specifically to sensitive skin. These fans of benzoyl peroxide will hence be pleased to find out that one skin care firm that supplies prescription acne and skin care items is releasing a remedy with a delivery method that reduces benzoyl peroxide's irritating impact.

Referred to as NeoBenz Micro, this acne therapy will be available only by prescription, which is one drawback. On the plus side, it ought to imply that the acne sufferer is given the appropriate strength to their distinct requirements. It is aimed at helping folks with mild to moderate acne, and comes in 3 strengths. These are 3.five% benzoyl peroxide, 5.five% benzoyl peroxide, and eight.five% benzoyl peroxide.

The difference in this remedy as compared to typical benzoyl peroxide solutions, is that it is a time release item. The approach developed by SkinMedica, NeoBenz Micro's developer, makes use of extremely modest 'sponges', referred to as microsponges. These hold the active ingredient, in this case benzoyl peroxide, to be slowly released all through the day. It means that although acne is kept in contact with benzoyl peroxide for the complete day, only tiny amounts of it are released onto the skin. These amounts are adequate to be successful but far much less irritating.

The side effects that this benzoyl peroxide acne treatment aims at decreasing are rashes, skin soreness, and irritation. Aside from the unpleasant feeling these effects create, they sadly also decrease the effectiveness of benzoyl peroxide in clearing acne.

NeoBenz Micro is one example of a new trend in the pharmaceutical market. It aims at taking existing items and developing new ways to package and deliver the active components, as a result properly modernizing a lot of treatments. The emphasis in the past had been a lot more investigation oriented - obtaining new and a lot more effective treatments rather than fine tuning current ones that were established to operate.

Other examples of this phenomena consist of converting treatments into sprays, with the effect of increasing absorption and comfort. MedPharm, a study contracting firm, is turning one eczema therapy and two acne treatments into sprays. These are nevertheless in the development stage, nonetheless.

References:

1. in-pharmatechnologist.com/news/ng.asp?n=65831&m=1IPE215&c=qgtqmovbyiaxdub

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