Klenzit MS Microsphere Gel

I am of the spotted-kind. I get them every few weeks or so; they never stay away. They don't care that they're not welcome -- they just have to visit me at the very least once a month without fail. You can pretty much change anything now these days except genetics and skin. Well, you can change skin I guess, but I'm not into devouring potions or wielding knives. So I pestered the dermatologist for a good pimple murderer.

She paused for a while before muttering "Klenzit," as she scribbled out her prescription. 

It comes in a plain white soft plastic tube with a screw cap cover.

I have to be careful squeezing out the product for the opening is really huge. The gel is translucent in color. This drug is very potent; a little goes a long way. Although it has a tendency to dry out the areas applied on, it is simply the best pimple medication I have ever used, and that is a real compliment, because I've tried my fair share of acne busters from Differin, metronidazole, benzoyl peroxide, tea tree oil, etc. All those took weeks to zap breakouts, but Klenzit? Klenzit took under 2 hours for tiny ones, I swear. I don't even want to risk it losing efficacy by disclosing the great news, but it's really that good (knock on wood three times). Spots are visibly smaller in size after a few hours. Give a huge pimple one or two nights of consecutive application and it will say good-bye with a bang. You can see that it's really gone. As is always the case with unwelcome visitors, good riddance!

Above is an introduction to the product, which is made by an Indian pharmaceutical company. It is stated that adapalene, the drug of choice for this medicine is "delivered to the skin in a controlled time-release pattern after it has been applied." Differin, which I've used before, also goes by the generic name of adapalene, but I did not experience as spectacular results with it as I did with Klenzit, and I suspect it has a lot to do with the different technology applied on these two medicines, despite using a similar main ingredient.

The microsponge delivery system (read still shot above for more in-depth explanation) allows skin to absorb small amount of the drug over a period of time, which reduces or eliminates skin irritations. I didn't experience any significant skin reactions from Klenzit, aside from minor itchiness right after application that goes away in a few minutes. Dry spots are felt over medicated areas, but this is a minor price to pay and nothing that a good moisturizer can't address.

Klenzit has done for me what other pimple medications have never accomplished -- eliminate spots and acne, fast. I definitely recommend this to one and all.