ADVANCE RESCUE 30 S.

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Verify the exact product name/label on what you have. Maybe there’s a typo or misunderstanding.

If it indeed refers to “capsules,” then it isn’t a topical skincare product — it’s a supplement, and its usage, effects, safety, and regulatory status will be quite different.

I can try to search deeper (e.g. global databases, alternative spellings) to see if there is a skincare product with a similar name — but as of now, nothing credible shows up.

There is a product line called Avalife that offers “Advance Rescue 30s” capsules, described as a probiotic/synbiotic supplement helping digestive health, gut flora, immune support and relief from lactose intolerance.
On those sites, the “30s” refers to 30 capsules, not a skincare bottle — and it is not a topical cream or serum, but an ingestible supplement intended for gut/immune health.
I found no reliable source linking “Advance Rescue 30 S” to a skincare cream, serum, oil, sunscreen, or other cosmetic product.

Because all sources that reference “Advance Rescue 30s / 30 S” describe it as capsules (oral supplement), not a topical skincare item, using it in a skincare context may be incorrect or risky — if you purchase expecting a lotion or cream, you may get something entirely different.