
Package | Dosage | Price | Price per Dose | |
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Dosage: 100ml | ||||
5 bottle | 100ml | AUD155.97 | AUD31.20 | |
4 bottle | 100ml | AUD132.47 | AUD33.12 | |
3 bottle | 100ml | AUD108.96 | AUD36.33 | |
2 bottle | 100ml | AUD85.45 | AUD42.74 | |
1 bottle | 100ml | AUD64.09 | AUD64.09 |
Nizoral Shampoo Description
What is Nizoral Shampoo?
Nizoral Shampoo is a medicated cleanser that contains ketoconazole 2%. In Australia it is commonly used to treat dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis and certain fungal scalp conditions. It helps reduce the yeast that causes itching, flaking and redness on the scalp. Online pharmacies in Australia often stock it as an over‑the‑counter option for adults and older children who can tolerate silicone‑free or scented products.
What it treats and how it helps
The shampoo targets fungal and yeast-related scalp problems. It is not a regular daily shampoo but a medicated treatment administered a few times a week. With consistent use, many people notice a noticeable reduction in flaking, itch and oiliness within a couple of weeks. It is suitable for dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis and can be helpful for some cases of tinea versicolor on the scalp, as advised by a pharmacist or doctor in Australia.
How to use Nizoral Shampoo in Australia
Wet the hair, apply a sufficient amount of shampoo and lather well. Leave it on the scalp for 2 to 3 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Use it 2 to 3 times per week for 4 weeks, then reassess. Do not use more often than recommended unless advised by a pharmacist. Avoid contact with the eyes, and if irritation occurs, rinse well and discontinue use. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have liver concerns, consult your health professional before use.
My experience with Nizoral Shampoo
As a shopper who has tried various dandruff products, I found Nizoral to be competent for persistent flakes. The formula feels gentle on my scalp, and it does not leave an overly heavy residue like some medicated shampoos. The scent is mild enough for daily wear, and the effect became noticeable after the second week of regular use. It’s helpful that it’s available without a prescription in many Australian stores, making it convenient to try first before seeking a doctor’s advice for longer courses.
Australian context and practical tips
In Australia, 2% ketoconazole shampoo is widely available over the counter at local pharmacies and online retailers. If your symptoms are severe, long‑lasting, or involve hair loss, a GP may suggest a longer treatment or alternative therapies. It’s wise to use separate products for everyday cleansing and to avoid mixing with other medicated shampoos without guidance. Store it as directed on the label, keep out of reach of children, and check the expiry date when you receive online orders. If symptoms persist after about four weeks of regular use, seek medical advice rather than extending the course yourself.
Safety, side effects and what to watch for
The most common side effects are mild scalp irritation, dryness or a temporary oiliness adjustment. Some people may experience a stinging sensation if the product touches irritated skin or eyes. If you notice swelling, severe itching, rash or an allergic reaction, discontinue use and seek medical help promptly. Ketoconazole can interact with certain medicines, so tell your pharmacist about any other treatments you are using. Children under two years old should not use this product unless instructed by a clinician.