Ingredients
Each gram contains:
Active: benzoyl peroxide 25mg/g
Inactive: docusate sodium, disodium edetate, poloxamer 182, carbomer 940, propylene glycol, acrylates copolymer, glycerol (glycerine), silicon dioxide, sodium hydroxide, and purified water.

Directions & Precautions
While you are using BENZAC AC GEL

Things you must not do:

Do not apply to eyes, lips, mouth or sensitive areas of the neck. If accidental contact occurs rinse with water and pat dry. Contact may cause irritation.

Avoid excessive exposure to sunlight or other sources of ultra-violet light.

- Do not use harsh skin cleansers or scrubs.
- Do not use cosmetic products that contain alcohol.
- Do not use medicated soaps.

These things may have an extra drying or irritant effect.


Things to be careful of:

Keep cosmetic use to a minimum and avoid oil based cosmetics which can clog the pores. Be careful when using BENZAC gel because benzoyl peroxide can bleach or discolour clothing or towels.

Side effects

If excessive swelling, irritation, redness or peeling occurs discontinue use. If it persists consult your doctor

Make sure you read the enclosed leaflet first.


Step 1
Wash the affected area with a mild skin cleanser and water and pat skin dry.


Step 2
Apply a thin film of Benzac AC Gel to the affected areas once daily, leaving on the skin for 2 hours then washing it off with water then pat skin dry.


Step 3
Apply a light moisturizer which won’t clog pores. After three days, if no discomfort is felt, apply Benzac AC Gel in the evening and leave it on all night.

After 7 days, if there is no redness or peeling and your skin is still not improving, apply Benzac AC Gel twice a day, morning and night. How long you will need to use Benzac AC Gel will depend on how quickly your condition improves.

After a month, you should see your doctor or pharmacist again so they can asses the condition of your skin.