http://www.advancesinhealth.com/acne-products.html If you are a man, you undoubtedly have to pay for prescription acne medications as they continue to not be covered by most insurance plans. However, your payment may be lower for some drugs than for others or you may be able to only pay a co-pay. If price is a concern, do some research online as many reviews also carry drug cost information. Antibiotics can vary tremendously in price.
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im currently on an antibiotic for my acne for 5 weeks and i havent seen any improvement yet im also using a gentle skin cleanser for my face and body and im using a neutragena body scrub and im using oxy pads for sensitive skin(I started all those at the same time as the pills) and a acne treatment cream with sulphur and reicornal that i just started 5 days ago.
hmm i have a lot of acne to so i got prescription stuff
One for face and one for body. I used them everyday and saw very little improvement. Then i stopped using the stuff for my face
…my face cleared up A LOT.
Maybe talk to your dermatologist, because you may be allergic to something in the medication.
I wish u luck