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Photoban-50 Aquagel
Photoban-50 Aquagel
Photoban-50 Aquagel
Photoban-50 Aquagel
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Photoban-50 Aquagel

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Composition
Each gram of Aquagel contains Octinoxate 25% w/w, Avobenzone 15% w/w, Oxybenzone 10% w/w, and Tioveil AQ-G 1%.
Features / Experimentation
Photoban-50 Aquagel is a high-protection broad-spectrum sunscreen formulated to shield the skin against the harmful effects of UVA and UVB radiation. Its advanced combination of UV filters helps prevent sunburn, protects against UV-induced skin damage, and supports the prevention of photoaging. The lightweight aquagel formulation spreads easily, provides comfortable wear, and is suitable for regular daily sun protection.
Indications
Photoban-50 Aquagel is indicated as a broad-spectrum sunscreen for the prevention of sunburn and protection against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. It helps reduce UV-induced skin damage and supports healthy skin during daily sun exposure.
Pharmacodynamics
Photoban-50 Aquagel provides comprehensive photoprotection through a combination of organic UV filters. Octinoxate predominantly absorbs UVB radiation, protecting the skin from sunburn and reducing ultraviolet-induced cellular damage. It also helps minimize DNA damage by reducing p53 protein expression following UV exposure, thereby increasing the skin's tolerance to ultraviolet rays. Avobenzone provides effective UVA protection, helping prevent photoaging and deeper skin damage, while Oxybenzone absorbs both UVA and UVB radiation for enhanced broad-spectrum protection. Tioveil AQ-G further enhances UV protection and contributes to improved photostability of the sunscreen formulation.
Dosage and administration
Apply Photoban-50 Aquagel twice daily, or as directed by the physician. Reapply after swimming, excessive sweating, or prolonged sun exposure for continuous protection.
Contraindications
Photoban-50 Aquagel is contraindicated in individuals with known hypersensitivity to Avobenzone or any other component of the formulation. It should also be avoided in patients with a history of allergic reactions to sunscreen products or in individuals with asthma, eczema, psoriasis, or similar skin disorders, unless advised by a healthcare professional.