Tacrolimus Ointment 0.1%
Clinical Overview
A topical calcineurin inhibitor (non-steroid) used for moderate-to-severe eczema and vitiligo.
Active Ingredients
Usage Guidelines
Apply a thin layer to affected skin twice daily. Wash hands after application.
General Guidance: Clean and dry the affected area completely before applying any topical cream, gel, or lotion. Unless specified, apply a thin layer and rub in gently. Always wash hands before and after application.
Possible Side Effects
Temporary burning, stinging, or warmth at the application site.
*Note: Side effects vary from person to person. Not everyone experiences them. If side effects persist, worsen, or if you develop an allergic reaction (swelling, hives, breathing difficulties), contact a healthcare professional immediately.
Precautions & Warnings
Avoid prolonged sun exposure. Do not use on infected skin. Use sunscreen.
Prescription Required Medicine
This product contains active ingredients classified under prescription schedules. Improper use or self-medication can lead to skin thinning, systemic side effects, or drug interactions. Use only under the guidance of a dermatologist.
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