111MedCo 10% Benzoyl Peroxide Acne 4oz. Soap Bar

Manufactured in an FDA Registered plant that is GMP Certified. 10% Benzoyl Peroxide Acne Treatment Bar – Biodegradable formula – Triclocarban free – No fragrance – No dyes – No parabens – No lanolin – No formaldehyde.

MAY UPDATE: May is traditionally a time of change. We have spent a considerable amount time to keep something very important to all of our customers the same – PRICE. Like many businesses out there we were hit with a significant increase in the cost of all the materials we use to make our bar. Most companies are passing the cost onto their customers, we felt that was the wrong thing to do. So that said, we want to say thanks. We appreciate all of you. 111MedCo
WHAT’S IMPORTANT TO YOU: Our 10% benzoyl peroxide bar is manufactured in an FDA Registered facility that is GMP compliant.
ABOUT THE PRODUCT: The 111MedCo 10% Benzoyl Peroxide Acne Cleansing Bar utilizes the proven reliability of benzoyl peroxide to help treat acne by deeply cleaning pores to remove dirt and oil. The product has no added fragrances, dyes, parabens, lanolin, or formaldehyde. It is a biodegradable formula and triclocarban free. Benzoyl peroxide has been studied and tested for 62 years and has been a mainstay in acne therapy around the world and is the most widely used topical treatment of acne.
HOW TO USE: Using warm water, wash the affected area for 1 to 2 minutes. Rinse well and pat dry with a clean towel. Benzoyl peroxide can be drying so start with one wash daily. Gradually increase or decrease as needed or directed by your healthcare provider. If bothersome dryness occurs, reduce application to once a day or every other day. If irritation develops stop the use of the product and consult your healthcare provider.
WHY WE LOVE BAR SOAP: 1) It is simple to use. 2) We throw out more than 552 million shampoo bottles every year; switching to bar soaps helps prevent that. When you use up a bar of soap it’s just gone. There is no need to rinse out any container for recycling. Being a dry bar of soap, all it needs for packaging is paper. Liquid soap requires a bottle. Bar soaps are lighter and last longer; it takes nine times more energy to transport liquid soap than bar soap.