Prescription meds

I've mentioned this before, but I'll mention it again. Teens often see ads for lots of prescription medications they can take for their problems, including acne or otherwise. Just make sure to read all the fine print before you go begging for it (see title link). Example is Epiduo, an acne medicine from Galderma Laboratories.

Side Effects

Many people sing the praises of prescription acne medications. Take Epiduo, for example. Looks like a great solution for those with severe acne, right? Well, it's doctor-prescribed for a reason, indicating some serious possibilities of adverse reactions. With Epiduo Gel, that includes erythema, scaling, dryness, stinging, and burning, along with dry skin, contact dermatitis, application site burning, application site irritation, and skin irritation. Do you even know what some of those terms are (see title link)? Find out from Galderma Laboratories before you buy.

Epiduo

Epiduo Gel is a dermatologist-prescribed medication for the treatment of acne. But how safe are these products? With all the fine print in these magazines, most people continue to disregard them, not realizing the impact it can have on pregnant or nursing mothers, and even younger teens. Make sure to get all the facts straight before you go for the solution (see title link).