Nicotinamide and Clindamycin are two widely used topical medications for acne vulgaris. The patient with moderate inflammatory facial acne vulgaris is recommended to apply either 4% Nicotinamide or 1% Clindamycin. Both of the gels are significantly more efficacious in oily and non-oily skin types. Skin type is a very major factor while choosing the topical clindamycin and nicotinamide and thus consult with your doctor first.

Clindamycin is used to treat the various infections in the skin, lungs and organs. It is most commonly used for skin infections. On the other Nicotinamide is also known as Niacinamide which is the form of vitamin 3 found in the food. As a cream, it is used to treat acne. Side effects from both this medication are minimal. 

Use the 15 GM CLINCOT-N only on the skin. Firstly clean and dry the affected area and then gently apply on it. Follow all the directions given on the product. Apply it regularly and you will see the full benefit after 12 weeks.