About Adaferin Gel 0.1%
Adaferin is a Galderma-brand adapalene gel. Each 15g tube contains adapalene at 0.1% strength in a gel base. The pack is marked “for external use only”, so it should only be applied to the skin and kept away from the eyes, lips and mucous membranes.
If you are comparing adapalene products, note that Adaferin is a different brand from the Deriva adapalene gels also available on our site. Check the strength and pack size on each product page before choosing.
How to use
Always follow the directions on the leaflet or carton supplied with your product, or the instructions from your doctor or pharmacist. As general guidance for adapalene 0.1% gels:
- Wash the face with a gentle cleanser and pat the skin completely dry.
- Apply a thin layer to the affected areas only.
- Avoid the eyes, lips, corners of the nose and mouth.
- Wash your hands after applying.
- Use a moisturiser if the skin feels dry.
Many people start with a lower frequency and build up as the skin adjusts, but follow the directions specific to your product or professional advice.
Product details
| Detail | Information |
| Product name | Adaferin Gel |
| Active ingredient | Adapalene 0.1% |
| Form | Gel |
| Pack size | 15g tube |
| Brand | Galderma |
| Route | Topical (external use only) |
Delivery Across All UAE Emirates
We deliver Adaferin Gel 0.1% (Adapalene, 15g) across all 7 UAE emirates:
Dubai · Abu Dhabi · Sharjah · Ajman · Ras Al Khaimah · Fujairah · Umm Al Quwain
Cash on delivery (COD) available across all emirates. No advance payment required. Order directly via WhatsApp for fast and easy checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Adaferin the same as Differin?
Both are Galderma adapalene gels. Strengths, pack sizes and regional labelling can differ, so check the pack you receive.
Can I use Adaferin Gel with sunscreen?
Daytime sunscreen is generally advised with retinoids because they can increase sun sensitivity. Apply the gel at the time stated in your directions and sunscreen in the morning.
Will it irritate my skin?
Dryness, redness or stinging can happen, particularly in the first weeks. If irritation is severe, stop and consult a doctor.
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