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Acnederm Medicated LotionЖs dual-action formula clears the skin by fighting bacteria and unblocking oil ducts. This effective anti-inflammatory lotion acts to reduce redness and dry up pimples.

WHAT TO DO?

т Before touching your face wash and rinse your hands thoroughly. If you canЖt wash your hands with water use Aqium Antibacterial Hand Gel to sanitise your hands.

т Wash the acne-affected area with Acnederm Foaming Wash.

т Apply a small amount of Acnederm Medicated Lotion directly onto pimples and blackheads and massage well.

т Use in the morning and at night to help your pimple problem disappear.

A WORD OF CAUTION

т Avoid contact with your eyes.

т Always read the label and use only as directed.

т Although initial mild irritation may occur discontinue use if severe irritation occurs.

т Consult your doctor or pharmacist if the condition has not improved within 8 weeks.

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