Encapsulation May Increase Acne Drug Tolerance

PRAGUE — Silica-encapsulated benzoyl peroxide treats acne more effectively and with less skin irritation than nonencapuslated therapy, according to a presentation at the International Congress of Dermatology. (Source: Skin and Allergy News)

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Encapsulation May Increase Acne Drug Tolerance

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