AVAILABLE INFORMATION FOR
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SALT INFORMATION
Adapalene Topical 0.1% w/w + Clindamycin Topical 1% w/w

ADAPALENE TOPICAL 0.1% w/w
Use
Adapalene Topical is used in the treatment of Acne and to reduce wrinkles.
Common Side Effect
Burning and stinging, Itching of skin, Redness of skin, Contact dermatitis, Dry skin.
Precaution
Avoid contact of Cream/Gel with the eyes, lips, mouth or angles of the nose, and other sensitive areas of the body.
Class of Drug - 3rd-Generation Topical Retinoid
Route of Administration - Topical (Cream, Gel)
Bioavailability - Very Low
Excretion - Biliary

CLINDAMYCIN 1% w/w
Use
Clindamycin is used to treat a number of infections caused by the bacteria in the lungs, skin such as Acne/ Pimples, Middle ear infections, Bone or joint infections and heart and soft tissues.
Common Side Effect
Nausea, Diarrhea, Rash and pain at the site of injection.
Precaution
It is used with caution in the patients with Gastrointestinal disease due to the risk of severe diarrhea.
It is not recommended for use in pregnant & Breastfeeding women.
Class of Drug - Antibiotic (Lincosamide Class)
Route of Administration - by Mouth, Topical, IV, Intravaginal
Bioavailability - 90% (by Mouth), 4–5% (Topical)
Elimination Half Life - 2-3 Hours
Excretion - Biliary & Renal (around 20%)