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The effect of benzoyl peroxide on acne.

W J Cunliffe, K T Holland
Acta Dermato-venereologica 1981
A double-blind study of two commonly used (5%) benzoyl peroxide-containing preparations showed that they were equally effective in the treatment of acne. With these treatments there was a reduction in P. acnes, Micrococcaceae and surface-free fatty acids. These data support the continued use of benzoyl peroxide preparations in the treatment of acne.

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