CLEARASIL® Ultra® Rapid Action Vanishing Treatment Cream (Canada)

Product

UPC	Size	Country of Sale
8-39977-00249-2	15 milliliters tube	Canada
0-39977-00152-5	30 milliliters tube	Canada

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Ingredient Information

Ingredient	Function
Water	DiluentAdjusts the concentration of ingredients in a product to deliver target benefits.
Propylene Glycol	SolventSolubilizes or dissolves at least one other substance to form a solution.
Sodium Gluconate	Chelating AgentBinds hard water and other minerals to allow the cleaning actives to perform more effectively.
Octyldodecanol	OrganicIngredient or substance that contains carbon atoms.
Steareth-2	AntifoamControls the formation of excessive bubbles and foam.
Salicylic Acid	Anti Acne ActiveThe active in a drug product used in the treatment of acne.
Steareth-21	AntifoamControls the formation of excessive bubbles and foam.
Cyclopentasiloxane	Polish IngredientImparts shine or gloss to a surface.
Cetyl Alcohol	ThickenerEnhances the structure of a product.
Polyacrylamide	ThickenerEnhances the structure of a product.
Behenyl Alcohol	SolventSolubilizes or dissolves at least one other substance to form a solution.
Dodecamethylcyclohexasiloxane	SiliconeDeposits onto a surface, skin or hair to impart shine or gloss.
C13-14 Isoparaffin	SolventSolubilizes or dissolves at least one other substance to form a solution.
Xanthan Gum	ThickenerEnhances the structure of a product.
Magnesium Aluminum Silicate	OpacifierChanges the appearance of a product to an opaque and sometimes pearlescent appearance.
Menthol	DrugA substance that has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body.
Laureth-7	Anionic SurfactantSurface-active agent helps remove dirt, stains, and bad smells. Anionic means it has a negative charge.
Titanium Dioxide	PigmentAn inert substance used to adjust the color of a tablet coating.

The list above contains the product ingredients listed in descending weight percent. The ingredient names use the INCI (or equivalent) nomenclature system. Click here for more information on the nomenclature system.