
Package | Dosage | Price | Price per Dose | |
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Dosage: 20% | ||||
6 tube | 20% | AUD357.36 | AUD59.56 | |
4 tube | 20% | AUD281.98 | AUD70.50 | |
2 tube | 20% | AUD192.63 | AUD96.30 |
Azelex Description
What is Azelex?
Azelex is a cream used in Australia for acne and rosacea. It contains azelaic acid, a medicine that sits on the skin and helps calm inflammation. The effect is gradual. Many people notice fewer bumps and less redness after several weeks. You usually buy it through a licensed online pharmacy after showing a valid prescription. It is not an antibiotic, and it is not a harsh peeling agent. For many, it fits well with a gentle skincare routine. Some clinics may monitor your progress and adjust strength if needed.
How to use Azelex
Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin. Start with once a day and move to twice daily if your skin tolerates it. Avoid the eyes, lips and irritated areas. If you feel a sting or tingling, ease back on how much you apply or the frequency. Let it absorb before moisturising. Use sunscreen every morning as azelaic acid can increase sun sensitivity. Do not mix with strong exfoliants or peels unless a clinician says it is okay.
Australian user review
Australian customers report mixed experiences. Many notice clearer skin after 6 to 8 weeks, with less redness and fewer pimples. Some people experience dryness, flaking or a mild tingling at first. A few say the price is high, but they value prescription quality and the convenience of home delivery. The online pharmacist support is helpful for questions about timing, what to pair it with, or how to handle sensitive skin. In regional areas delivery can take a little longer, but the option remains convenient for busy schedules.
Pros and cons
Pros include prescription-strength formulation, potential improvement for acne and rosacea, and the convenience of online ordering with pharmacist support. Cons can be drying or stinging at first, the full effect takes weeks, sun protection is essential every day, and cost can be a consideration for some budgets. Some users prefer not to mix with other topical medicines unless advised, to avoid irritation.
Buying online in Australia
Buying online in Australia requires a valid prescription and a local delivery address. You upload or email the script, then confirm the order. Reputable sites show pharmacy registration and offer access to a pharmacist for questions. Delivery is usually quick to cities and slower in remote areas. Check whether your private health fund provides any rebate and compare total out-of-pocket costs. Always choose a verified, licensed site and follow the pharmacist’s advice if you are using other skin treatments.