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Prevage MD Anti-Aging Treatment 30ml 1 Fluid Ounce Review

Prevage MD Anti-Aging Treatment 30ml 1 Fluid Ounce
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This was my second bottle of Prevage. The first I had purchased from an M.D. and was very impressed with the way my skin began improving almost immediately. However, the bottle I purchased through Amazon lacked the same feel, nor did it produce the same results. It felt as though it had been diluted. At any rate, the real product is good. Perhaps this was just a fluke and the company produced an batch that was inferior. In the future, I'll just purchase from my doctor again. I would recommend Prevage MD but be sure you know what you're getting.

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Freederm HC - Eczema - Dermatitis - Skin Rash cream Review

Freederm HC - Eczema - Dermatitis - Skin Rash cream
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This cream worked wonders for me after I started using it in January 2007. I am a chronic eczema sufferer - have had it since I was a baby - and have never been able to live without super strength cortisone. Freederm's combination of the mild (1%) cortisone and anti-microbial (benzalkonium chloride) entirely cleared up all my milder eczema problem areas (face, arms, torso) and significantly improved my severe hand eczema. I was ecstatic. But when reordered, the product that came was completely different - no cortisone, no antimicrobial, totally different base. I admire Freederm's effort to make a nonmedicated cream. However, this new formulation not only doesn't work for me, it actually irritates my skin. I am baffled by Freederm's apparent decision not to offer both versions. And I also feel that it is not truthful for them to post all the glowing testimonials when the testimonials are for an entirely different product.
For fans of the discontinued medicated product, I found a great dermatologist at Stanford who recommends mixing cortisone (the lowest strength that works for you) with antibacterial cream (Bactroban - you need a prescription). Same theory and works as well as the old Freederm medicated cream.

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