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[radikal]

I'm no expert, but I did look this up. And it does look to be bogus. But the indgredients also include (hypromellose, microcrystalline cellulose, vegatable stearic acid, silicon dioxide, vegtable magnesium stearate and pharmaceutical glaze, along with the 500mg of Niacin. Just another overpriced pill.

The niacin part is apparently nicotinic acid, not niacinamide. Turns out it's rather hard to find as an active, at least in my country. I will get that lipid panel done when I'll find the time. The science, for what it's worth, makes sense to me. I do have problems with liver function, and there is a strong correlation in my immediate family between acne and liver function issues.

[guy1]

Under niacin research it says it stops the oxidation of adipose tissue, doesn't that mean it stops body fat burninig porcess?

[nothingisworking]

The niacin part is apparently nicotinic acid, not niacinamide. Turns out it's rather hard to find as an active, at least in my country

Where did you get this information?

I don't know what country you are in, but puritan.com carries multiple forms of niacin, including nicotinic acid, and it's very inexpensive.

[mikito]

I would like to know if you have ever tried this product (nicotinic acid, derma advanced) and if it really works, because for me that is the important thing not if its expensive or not.

Do you know about adverse effects? couperosis? rosacea?