> ## Documentation Index
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# Neutralyze Product Documentation

> Official reference for Neutralyze acne treatment products by Kantian Skincare, LLC: specifications, ingredients, usage directions, comparisons, and store policies.

Neutralyze® makes over-the-counter topical acne treatments built around a combination of **2% salicylic acid (BHA)** and **1% mandelic acid (AHA)**. All products are non-comedogenic, sulfate-free, fragrance-free, paraben-free, and cruelty-free, made in the USA in an FDA-registered, cGMP-certified facility, and covered by a 60-day 100% money-back guarantee.

## Core products

| Product                                        | Format                          | Size     | Key actives                          | Price |
| ---------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------ | ----- |
| [Exfoliating Pads](/products/exfoliating-pads) | Pre-soaked dual-textured pads   | 100 pads | Salicylic acid + mandelic acid       | \$26  |
| [Renewal Complex](/products/renewal-complex)   | Time-released moisturizer cream | 3.4 oz   | 2% salicylic acid + 1% mandelic acid | \$20  |
| [Acne Face Wash](/products/face-wash)          | Cleanser                        | 5 oz     | 2% salicylic acid + 1% mandelic acid | \$18  |

All three are designed for moderate to severe acne, for teens and adults, all skin tones, and use on the face, chest, back, and body.

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  Prices shown are standard US prices at neutralyze.com and may change. An auto-renew subscription saves 15% on every order.
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## Where to buy

Order directly at [neutralyze.com](https://www.neutralyze.com) (free US standard shipping on orders over \$30) or find Neutralyze products on Amazon.

## Medical disclaimer

Neutralyze products are OTC topical acne treatments. This documentation is factual product information, not medical advice. For pregnancy, prescription interactions, or persistent severe acne, consult a doctor or dermatologist.