Name: Betnovate C For Bacterial and Fungal Skin Infections
Availability: InStock

Active Ingredient:

Betamethasone, Clioquinol

Indication:

Allergy symptoms

Manufacturer:

GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Ltd

Packaging:

30g in Tube

Strength:

30gm

Delivery Time:

6 To 15 days

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3 Tube/s

$13.75

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$25.00

$4.17 /Tube

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$47.50

$3.96 /Tube

What is Betnovate C (Betamethasone/Clioquinol)

Betnovate C (Betamethasone/Clioquinol) is a combination topical medicine that combines two actions in one product: a corticosteroid to reduce inflammation and an antimicrobial agent to help manage certain skin germs.

People usually look for it when a rash is not just itchy and irritated, but also seems “mixed in” with signs of infection, such as crusting, weeping, or worsening redness.

It is not meant for every rash, so it matters that a clinician has evaluated what is going on.

What Betnovate C Is Used For

This product is commonly prescribed for inflammatory skin conditions where infection is suspected or already present.

You may see it used for problems often described as:

Infected eczema
Infected dermatitis (including contact dermatitis)
Inflamed rashes with a bacterial or fungal component (as assessed by a prescriber)

Search terms people often use include Betnovate C cream, betamethasone clioquinol cream, steroid and antimicrobial cream, cream for infected eczema, and itchy rash with infection.

Because it contains a potent steroid, it is generally used as a short-course treatment. If the underlying condition is mainly fungal, some rashes may temporarily look better with a steroid while the fungus continues to spread. That is one reason diagnosis and follow-up matter.

How It Works

Betamethasone is a corticosteroid that reduces the immune-driven part of a rash. That can lower redness, swelling, heat, and itching.
Clioquinol has antimicrobial activity and is used to help control certain bacteria and fungi on the skin.

The combination can be helpful when inflammation and germs are both part of the picture, especially when scratching and broken skin have made a flare harder to settle.

How It Is Typically Applied

Always follow the directions you were given, since treatment plans vary by condition and by body area.

In general, topical products like this are used in a small amount:

Apply to clean, dry skin.
Use a thin film over the affected area only.
Wash hands after applying (unless treating the hands).

Using more than instructed or applying too widely does not usually make it work faster, but it can raise the chance of steroid side effects.

Where to Be Careful

Topical steroids can be absorbed more in certain areas and under certain conditions.

People are often advised to be cautious with:

Skin folds (where medicine can sit and absorb more)
Sensitive areas like the face (unless specifically directed)
Large surface areas, especially for longer periods
Broken skin

Avoid getting it into the eyes, nose, or mouth. Do not cover treated skin with airtight dressings unless your prescriber specifically told you to, since occlusion can increase absorption and side effects.

Side Effects of Betnovate C

Many people tolerate short courses without major problems, but side effects can happen.

More common or local effects may include:

Burning, stinging, or irritation after applying
Dryness or peeling
Worsening redness if the skin reacts to an ingredient

With stronger steroids or longer use, risks can include:

Thinning of the skin
Stretch marks
Visible small blood vessels
Changes in skin color
Acne-like bumps in the treated area

If you notice the rash spreading, increased pain, pus, fever, or no improvement over the timeframe your clinician expected, it is safer to get reassessed rather than keep applying.

Available Strengths

Availability can vary by manufacturer and market, and labeling may look slightly different.

The most common strength sold for this combination is:

Cream: Betamethasone valerate 0.1% w/w + Clioquinol 3% w/w
Ointment: Betamethasone valerate 0.1% w/w + Clioquinol 3% w/w
Betnovate N
Clostaf Cream 15 gm(Clobetasol Propionate)
Tenovate Cream (Clobetasol Propionate)
Topinate Cream (Clobetasol Propionate)
Flutivate Cream (Fluticasone)

If you see a different betamethasone salt or a different percentage on the label, follow that product’s specific directions and confirm with a pharmacist or prescriber if you are unsure.

FAQs About Betnovate C

1. Can I use Betnovate C (Betamethasone/Clioquinol) during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?

Ask your prescriber first. Topical steroids and antimicrobials may be used in some cases, but the body area treated, amount used, and duration matter.

2. Is Betnovate C (Betamethasone/Clioquinol) safe for children?

Children can absorb topical steroids more easily. A clinician should decide whether it is appropriate and, if so, how much and for how long.

3. What should I do if I forget an application?

Apply it when you remember, unless it is close to the next scheduled application. Do not double up to “catch up” unless a clinician advises that approach.

4. How should I store Betnovate C (Betamethasone/Clioquinol)?

Store at room temperature, away from heat and moisture, and keep the cap tightly closed. Do not use after the expiration date on the tube.

5. Can I use Betnovate C (Betamethasone/Clioquinol) with other skin products?

It depends on what else you are using. Some actives can increase irritation or change absorption. A pharmacist can help you space products safely if you share your routine.

Betnovate C (Betamethasone/Clioquinol)