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Fucibet is indicated for the treatment of Psoriasis.
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Fucibet doses and pack sizes
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Fucibet doses and pack sizes
*Your clinician will recommend the right strength and quantity for you during the consultation.
Treatment$21.58
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Total if approved$41.58
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| Brand/Generic | Form | Dosage | Quantity | Price | Delivery Cost | Consultation Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FucibetBrand | Cream | 30 grams | $21.58 | $0.00*(with Core+ Plan) | $0.00 |
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Answers to Popular Questions About Fucibet
What is Fucibet cream?
Fucibet is a prescription-only topical cream containing two active ingredients: fusidic acid 2% (an antibiotic) and betamethasone valerate 0.1% (a potent corticosteroid). It is used to treat eczema and dermatitis that have become infected with bacteria, particularly when a potent steroid is needed for the underlying skin inflammation. Fucibet is stronger than Fucidin H (which contains mild hydrocortisone) and is appropriate for more severely inflamed and infected skin conditions.
What is the difference between Fucibet and Fucidin H?
Both contain fusidic acid 2% as the antibiotic component, but they differ in steroid potency. Fucidin H contains hydrocortisone 1% (a mild corticosteroid), suitable for mild infected eczema and sensitive areas like the face. Fucibet contains betamethasone valerate 0.1% (a potent corticosteroid), suitable for more severe infected eczema on the body where stronger anti-inflammatory action is needed. Fucibet should not be used on the face, groin, or armpits. Both should be limited to 2 weeks of use.
When should Fucibet be used?
Fucibet is indicated for eczema or dermatitis with clinical signs of bacterial infection (weeping, crusting, yellow exudate, increased redness) that is severe enough to warrant a potent steroid. It is suitable for use on the body, limbs, and scalp. It should NOT be used on the face, genitals, or skin folds — Fucidin H (with mild hydrocortisone) is more appropriate for these areas. Treatment should be limited to a maximum of 2 weeks to avoid antibiotic resistance and steroid side effects.
How do I apply Fucibet cream?
Apply a thin layer of Fucibet cream to the affected area two to three times daily. Gently rub it in. Use the minimum amount needed to cover the affected area. Wash your hands before and after application. Do not apply to the face, groin, or armpits. Apply emollients at a different time, leaving at least 30 minutes between applications. Treatment should not exceed 2 weeks.
How long should I use Fucibet for?
Fucibet should be used for a maximum of 2 weeks. This limit applies because prolonged use of topical fusidic acid promotes bacterial resistance, and prolonged use of potent steroids can cause skin thinning. If the infection and eczema have improved before 2 weeks, step down to a plain potent steroid (such as Betnovate) or an emollient. If the infection persists after 2 weeks, see your prescriber for reassessment and possible alternative antibiotics.
What are the side effects of Fucibet?
Common side effects include mild skin irritation, burning, or stinging at the application site. With prolonged use, the potent steroid component can cause skin thinning, stretch marks, and telangiectasia. Contact dermatitis (allergic reaction) to fusidic acid or other ingredients is uncommon but possible. Folliculitis may occur. If applied to the face or skin folds (which is not recommended), steroid side effects develop more quickly. If irritation worsens, stop using Fucibet and consult your doctor.
Can I use Fucibet on my face?
No, Fucibet should not be used on the face as it contains a potent corticosteroid (betamethasone valerate) that can quickly cause skin thinning, perioral dermatitis, and steroid rosacea on the thin facial skin. For infected eczema on the face, Fucidin H (which contains mild hydrocortisone) is the appropriate choice. Always check with your prescriber which formulation is suitable for the area you need to treat.
How can I get Fucibet?
You can request Fucibet through NowPatient by completing a short online consultation with one of our prescribing clinicians. Your clinician will assess your skin condition, including the area affected and how long you have had symptoms, to decide whether Fucibet is appropriate for you. If treatment is suitable, a prescription is issued and your medication is dispensed by our registered pharmacy and delivered to your door.
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