Canixa Tyrodin Tranexamic Acid 10% & Kojic Acid Cream (20g)

Tyrodin Cream – Tranexamic Acid 10% & Kojic Acid Melasma Cream in Bangladesh

Looking for the original Tyrodin Cream at a fair price in Bangladesh? At Skinmart BD, the Canixa Tyrodin Tranexamic Acid & Kojic Acid Cream (20g) is available for just ৳800 (regular price ৳1,050), with Cash on Delivery to all 64 districts. Made in India by Canixa Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd., Tyrodin Cream combines 10% tranexamic acid with kojic acid, arbutin, vitamin C (magnesium ascorbyl phosphate), vitamin E and mulberry extract. Dermatologists commonly prescribe it for melasma, dark spots and uneven skin tone, and it should be used under a dermatologist’s guidance.

What Is Tyrodin Cream?

Tyrodin Cream is a topical depigmenting cream used mainly for melasma (brown or grey-brown patches, often called “mechta”), along with dark spots and uneven tone. Tranexamic acid helps block some of the signals that trigger pigment cells after sun and hormonal triggers, while kojic acid and arbutin reduce the activity of tyrosinase, the enzyme that makes melanin. Vitamin C, vitamin E and mulberry extract add brightening and antioxidant support. In India it is listed as a prescription product, so follow your dermatologist’s advice on how and how long to use it.

Key Product Details

• Tranexamic acid 10% w/w – helps reduce melasma and stubborn pigmentation
• Kojic acid 2% w/w – helps reduce melanin production to fade dark spots
• Arbutin 1.5% w/w – gentle brightening support for an even tone
• Magnesium ascorbyl phosphate 1% – a stable vitamin C derivative with antioxidant and brightening action
• Vitamin E 1% & mulberry extract 1% – antioxidant and brightening support
• No hydroquinone, steroid or tretinoin in the listed composition
• Usually applied twice daily, or as your doctor directs
• 20g tube for targeted facial use

Why It’s Trusted

Clinical Backing & Dermatologist Use

Topical tranexamic acid has become one of the most discussed ingredients for melasma in dermatology research over recent years, and several studies have found it helpful, with fewer side effects than hydroquinone for many patients. Kojic acid and arbutin are long-established brightening agents. Combining them gives a multi-pathway approach to pigmentation. Tyrodin is a brand dermatologists in India and Bangladesh commonly recommend for melasma-type pigmentation.

Sourcing & Quality

This Tyrodin Cream is manufactured by Canixa Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd. in India (Haridwar, Uttarakhand). Skinmart BD sources it from reliable suppliers. Every tube comes in a sealed carton with the batch number and expiry date printed on the pack, so you can check it on delivery.

Tyrodin Cream Price Breakdown

Prices are correct at the time of writing. The price shown above the Add to Cart button is always the current price.

Cash on Delivery all over Bangladesh. Pay only when the parcel is in your hands. Delivery charge: ৳50 inside Dhaka, ৳80 for Dhaka sub areas and ৳100 outside Dhaka, usually within 48 hours. Don’t like the product? Return it to the rider on the spot and pay nothing.

How to Use Tyrodin Cream

Step-by-Step Application Guide

1. Clean the affected area with a gentle cleanser and pat it dry.
2. Apply a thin layer of cream only to the pigmented patches, as directed by your doctor.
3. Avoid the eyes, nostrils and mouth, and do not apply on irritated, broken or sore skin.
4. Wash your hands after applying (unless your hands are the treated area).
5. Do not cover the area with an airtight dressing unless your doctor tells you to.
6. In the daytime, apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen (the label says minimum SPF 15; SPF 30+ is better for melasma) and wear a hat or sunglasses outdoors.

How Much Tyrodin Cream to Use

A pea-sized amount is usually enough to cover the patches on the face. Do not exceed the recommended dose – using more does not work faster and may cause dryness or redness.

How Often to Use (Morning vs Night)

Tyrodin is usually applied twice daily, morning and evening, at the dose and duration your doctor advises. Morning use must always be followed by sunscreen. If your skin becomes dry or red, your dermatologist may reduce it to once a day.

Before & After Expectations

Before Using

• Brown patches on the cheeks, forehead, nose or upper lip (melasma)
• Dark spots from sun exposure
• Uneven, patchy skin tone
• Pigmentation that keeps coming back in summer

After Using (with regular use and strict sun protection)

• Melasma patches look lighter and less noticeable
• Dark spots fade gradually
• More even, brighter-looking complexion
• Better control of pigmentation when combined with daily sunscreen

Results vary from person to person. Tyrodin Cream helps reduce the look of pigmentation; melasma is a long-term condition and can return without sun protection and medical follow-up.

Who Should Use It

Ideal Profiles for Tyrodin Cream

• Adults diagnosed with melasma by a dermatologist
• Stubborn sun spots and dark patches
• Uneven skin tone and post-inflammatory pigmentation
• People who want a non-hydroquinone, non-steroid pigmentation option
• Normal, combination and oily skin

For Men and Women

Melasma is more common in women, but men get it too. Tyrodin Cream works the same for both. Men should avoid applying it on freshly shaved, irritated skin.

Who Should NOT Use It

1. Anyone allergic to tranexamic acid, kojic acid, arbutin or any other ingredient

2. On broken, cut, sunburned, irritated or sore skin

3. Children, unless prescribed by a doctor

4. Pregnant or breastfeeding women, without a doctor’s advice (safety information is not available)

5. Anyone self-treating undiagnosed patches – get a dermatologist’s diagnosis first

6. People using other pigment creams or peels at the same time, unless a doctor combines them

7. Near the eyes, nostrils, mouth or other mucous membranes

Deep Dive: Managing Melasma

Does Tyrodin Cream Work?

For many melasma patients, a tranexamic acid and kojic acid cream used regularly with strict sun protection can lighten patches over a few months. Melasma is driven by sunlight, visible light, heat and hormones, so it rarely disappears completely and tends to come back if sun protection stops. That is why dermatologists treat it as a long-term condition and adjust treatment over time. If you see no change after 8–12 weeks, go back to your dermatologist.

Results Timeline

Weeks 1–4

Skin adjusts to the cream. Mild dryness or redness can happen. Little visible change yet – this is normal.

Weeks 4–8

Patches start to look lighter and spots begin to fade.

Weeks 8–12 and beyond

Many regular users see a clearer reduction in melasma. Your dermatologist will advise whether to continue, taper or maintain.

Authenticity Verification Checklist

• Sealed carton with Tyrodin and Canixa Life Sciences branding
• Composition printed: tranexamic acid 10%, kojic acid 2%, arbutin 1.5%
• Batch number, manufacturing date and expiry date on the carton and tube
• Manufacturer address in India printed on the pack
• Tube seal intact; smooth cream with no separation or unusual smell

How Tyrodin Cream Compares to Competitors

Tyrodin Cream vs Demelan Cream

Tyrodin Cream vs NG Glow Cream

Do not use two pigmentation creams together unless your dermatologist recommends it.

Potential Side Effects & Precautions

• Dry skin
• Skin redness (erythema)
• Skin rash or itching
• Mild stinging, especially on sensitive skin
• Increased sensitivity to the sun

Most of these settle as skin adjusts. Stop using it and consult a dermatologist if redness, itching or irritation continues or gets worse.

Safety tips: Patch test first on a small area for 2–3 days. Use broad-spectrum sunscreen every day, wear a hat and sunglasses outdoors, never exceed the dose your doctor advises, and tell your doctor about allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding before using Tyrodin Cream.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tyrodin Cream

What is the price of Tyrodin Cream in Bangladesh?

A: At Skinmart BD, the Canixa Tyrodin Cream 20g costs ৳800 (regular price ৳1,050). Prices can change, so check the price above the Add to Cart button.

What are the ingredients of Tyrodin Cream?

A: Tranexamic acid 10%, kojic acid 2%, arbutin 1.5%, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate (vitamin C) 1%, vitamin E 1% and mulberry extract 1% w/w.

What is Tyrodin Cream used for?

A: It is mainly used for melasma, and dermatologists may also prescribe it for dark spots and uneven skin tone.

Do I need a prescription for Tyrodin Cream?

A: It is listed as a prescription product in India. We strongly recommend using it under a dermatologist’s guidance.

Does Tyrodin Cream contain steroids or hydroquinone?

A: No. Its listed composition does not include steroids, hydroquinone or tretinoin.

How long does Tyrodin Cream take to work?

A: Most people need 4–8 weeks to see lighter patches, and 8–12 weeks or more for clearer results, with daily sunscreen.

Can I use Tyrodin Cream in the morning?

A: Yes. It is usually used morning and evening. Always apply sunscreen over it in the morning.

Will melasma come back after stopping Tyrodin?

A: It can, especially without sun protection. Melasma needs long-term care; ask your dermatologist about maintenance.

Is Tyrodin Cream a fairness cream?

A: No. It helps lighten dark patches and even out tone. It does not permanently change your natural skin colour.

Can I use Tyrodin with niacinamide or vitamin C serum?

A: Gentle serums can often be used, but ask your dermatologist before adding other actives.

Can I use Tyrodin with Demelan or hydroquinone creams?

A: Do not combine pigmentation creams on your own. Your dermatologist will decide if a combination is right.

Is Tyrodin Cream safe during pregnancy?

A: Information on use during pregnancy and breastfeeding is not available. Consult your doctor first.

Can men use Tyrodin Cream?

A: Yes. It works the same for men. Avoid applying it on freshly shaved or irritated skin.

What if my skin becomes red or itchy?

A: Mild dryness can happen at first. If redness, itching or irritation continues, stop and see a dermatologist.

How should I store Tyrodin Cream?

A: Store below 25°C, away from sunlight, and out of reach of children.

Is the Tyrodin Cream from Skinmart BD original?

A: We source it from reliable suppliers. Check the sealed carton, Canixa branding, batch number and expiry date when your parcel arrives.

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Further reading: How to fade dark spots – expert guidance from the American Academy of Dermatology.

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