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How long does it take for benzoyl peroxide to get rid of spots?
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Benzoyl Peroxide: It generally takes about four to six weeks to see improvements in acne after beginning to use benzoyl peroxide. Use the prescription medication carefully and follow the instructions for use. If you do not see any improvement after four to six weeks, talk to your doctor. There may be other medications that may be more effective for you.
Answered 9/9/2013
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