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  • In a new microencapsulated formulation (E-BPO Cream, 5%), the drug is entrapped in silica microcapsules

  • The efficacy, safety, and tolerability of E-BPO Cream, 5% were evaluated in two identical randomized, double-blind phase 3 trials which demonstrated significant superiority of E-BPO versus vehicle for percentage of patients achieving success on the Investigators Global Assessment (IGA) and reducing the number of lesions.[2]

  • E-BPO Cream, 5% was well tolerated with adverse events (AEs) and cutaneous safety and tolerability comparable to that for vehicle.[2]

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INTRODUCTION

In a new microencapsulated formulation (E-BPO Cream, 5%), the drug is entrapped in silica microcapsules. This extends drug delivery time to improve efficacy and reduce the potential for skin irritation.[1]. The efficacy, safety, and tolerability of E-BPO Cream, 5% were evaluated in two identical randomized, double-blind phase 3 trials which demonstrated significant superiority of E-BPO versus vehicle for percentage of patients achieving success (clear or almost clear) on the Investigators Global Assessment (IGA) and reducing the number of lesions.2 E-BPO Cream, 5% was well tolerated with adverse events (AEs) and cutaneous safety and tolerability comparable to that for vehicle.[2]. This report summarizes results from an analysis of younger (

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