EPICLIN A GEL

EPICLIN A GEL is used for localized bacterial skin concerns. A clinician should select it when the formula matches the diagnosed condition and the patient’s health profile.

EPICLIN A GEL contains Clindamycin and adapalene gel.

Apply a thin, even layer of EPICLIN A GEL to clean, dry skin or the intended area. Massage gently and wash your hands after use unless the hands are being treated.

Use once or twice daily according to your routine and how comfortably your skin or scalp responds.

Do not use EPICLIN A GEL if you are allergic to any ingredient. People with significant liver, kidney, heart or other long-term conditions should discuss the product with a clinician before starting it.

Mild dryness, stinging or redness can occur where EPICLIN A GEL is applied. Stop if irritation becomes severe or the skin swells or blisters.

Keep the routine simple around EPICLIN A GEL. Add one new active at a time and reduce frequency if the combination causes dryness or stinging.

Use EPICLIN A GEL during pregnancy or breastfeeding only after a clinician has reviewed the expected benefit, dose, treatment area and safer alternatives.

EPICLIN A GEL is best used with professional guidance. Prescription status can depend on the active ingredient, strength and local regulations, so purchase and use it through an appropriate pharmacy or clinician.

If you miss a dose, take or apply it when remembered unless the next dose is close. Do not double the amount. For accidental overuse or a severe reaction, stop and contact a clinician or emergency service.

Keep EPICLIN A GEL in its original pack, tightly closed, dry and away from direct heat or sunlight. Store it out of reach of children and do not use it after the expiry date.