The Stryke Club Knockout Adapalene Gel Prevents Pimples and More
Michael Hemsworth — February 15, 2022 — Marketing
References: strykeclub & drugstorenews
Consumers who struggle with acne have a new option to try out in the form of the Stryke Club Knockout Adapalene Gel that aims to provide consumers with a way to combat stubborn skin issues using the power of the namesake retinoid.
The product features an FDA-approved, prescription-strength dose of adapalene in the mix that will combat against pimples, blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores. The gel features a dermatologist-approved formula that is available without a prescription, and is free of both oils and fragrances. Best used once a day, the product is suited for adults and children aged 12 years old and up.
The Stryke Club Knockout Adapalene Gel is available now for purchase from the brand via its website as well as from Target.
The product features an FDA-approved, prescription-strength dose of adapalene in the mix that will combat against pimples, blackheads, whiteheads and clogged pores. The gel features a dermatologist-approved formula that is available without a prescription, and is free of both oils and fragrances. Best used once a day, the product is suited for adults and children aged 12 years old and up.
The Stryke Club Knockout Adapalene Gel is available now for purchase from the brand via its website as well as from Target.
Trend Themes
1. Retinoid-packed Acne Gels - Acne gels containing retinoids are a disruptive innovation for the skincare industry.
2. Adapalene-based Acne Formulations - Formulations based on adapalene offer an opportunity for businesses to create effective and accessible acne products.
3. Non-prescription Acne Treatments - The trend towards non-prescription acne treatments presents an opportunity for brands to create dermatologist-approved products for wider accessibility.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare Industry - The skincare industry can capitalize on the retinoid-packed acne gel trend by developing innovative products that cater to individual skin types and concerns.
2. Pharmaceutical Industry - The pharmaceutical industry can develop alternative treatments and delivery methods for adapalene-based formulations for acne and other skin conditions.
3. Retail Industry - The retail industry can leverage the trend towards non-prescription acne treatments by carrying dermatologist-approved products and marketing them to a wider demographic.
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