Medpeel Glycolic Acid 50% Chemical Peel, Medium Strength Professional & Medical Grade Chemical Face Peel, Address Fine Line - (pH 1.3) 1oz/30ml

More neutralisation is needed for the amount of acid that you have

Great quality. Same as the what the dermatologist uses. I'm 67 years old, my daughter is 40 we both use this product regularly. Fantastic results.

First time using and I didn't burn myself horribly, it took the fine lines off, congested pores and there were more than 4 servings in this set, probably like 8-10. If you run out of neutralizer, its basically just baking soda and water FYI you cannot use this without neutralizer or it will keep burning deeper layers of skin.

It's okay for the price. I was a little concerned based on reviews that it would be too harsh. It's not at all. I didn't see too much difference apart from some temporary skin lightening and a mild tingling sensation. It's possible I just didn't do it enough. I ended up throwing it away after a year. I'm looking for something stronger. If you don't have as severe needs as I do, it could work for you.

I’ve had chemical peels before with no issues, but this one caused a pretty intense and unexpected reaction. Within a few hours, my face became extremely red, tight, and painful. The next day, I had swelling, irritation, and what looked like a burn across multiple areas of my face. The skin felt raw and overly sensitive — even gentle products stung. I followed all prep and aftercare instructions exactly. Nothing else in my routine changed, and I’ve never had a reaction like this to any other peel or skincare product. Days later, I’m still dealing with inflammation and worried about potential long-term sensitivity or pigmentation. This may work for some, but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone without warning them about the risk. If you do try it, I strongly suggest doing a patch test first and having recovery products on hand — and be prepared for the possibility that your skin might not tolerate it at all even if you test it and follow all directions. Posting this in hopes it helps someone else avoid the reaction I had.

Son muy buenos, deben usarse con mucha precaución