Evoclin : Clindamycin (1%) Foam

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Active ingredient:
Clindamycin phosphate (1%).

Inactive ingredients:
Cetyl alcohol, ethanol (58%), polysorbate 60, potassium hydroxide, propylene glycol, purified water, and stearyl alcohol. The can is pressurized with a hydrocarbon (propane/butane) propellant.

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August 11, 2009

Pros:

It works fast, it feels good and its the only thing that has ever worked for me

Cons:

It super expensive! But worth the price

I had acne all throughout high school. This stuff works well and fast, but is pretty pricey! Worth the try if you have already tried many others
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March 31, 2008

Pros:

I feels great on my skin. I have mild acne and this seems to work VERY WELL for me.

Cons:

It did burn the first few times I used it, but got better. Now it doesn't burn at all... more like tingles. It does have a tendency to make your skin feel dry. I just use a moisterizer the morning after I apply it after cleansing. Works for me!

It clears up brekouts and keeps my skin free of acne and blemishes while I am using it. I was lucky and my Dr. gave me a sample of it to use. Which is a pretty good sized can... 50grams. Can't beat free! Now I am in for trouble the next time I get it, as I do not have insurance. So that will stink.
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October 3, 2011

Pros:

It's very light, absorbs quickly, and clears my acne.

Cons:

difficult to apply to scalp.

I was prescribed it for my scalp which has terrible breakouts that are really painful and it does help considerably but it is difficult to apply through my hair. I started using it on my face too and it's amazing for that. It does dry my skin out so I just alternate it with a light lotion and it's all better.
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May 26, 2009

Pros:

It works within hours! I apply it to my pimples and within a few hours i'm already seeing drastic results! It works for acne ANYWHERE on your body and also works for razor bumps! I absolutely love this product.

Cons:

It's a bit greasy feeling at first but absorbs quickly.

It's a great product and i highly reccomend it!
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August 3, 2009

Pros:

Easy to use, little to no scent, no residue, doesn't stain or stick to clothing. Very effective on chest and bacne. As part of combination therapy, significantly reduced redness and bumps within one week.

Cons:

A bit pricey but worth it.

Great as part of combination therapy for mild to moderate body acne (Septra, BP 8% wash, and Evoclin). Guys with hairy chests: this works very well. I trim as part of regular grooming, but still keep some hair growth. Evoclin works just fine. Might work better on smooth skin, but for those not interested in waxing or shaving regularly Evoclin worked well for me.
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February 20, 2007

Pros:

Can be used to maintain a clearup.

Cons:

This is not heavy artillery. Overpriced. 45 w/m insurance, 150-175 without for 100g.

I have a foliculitus-like chronic infection in the scalp. Its simple - raised white headed legions that form on my scalp - not really a big deal but the spread and make for a bumpy surface and are irritating, this condition is exacerated by getting my haircut. I needed systemic antibiotics to reliably clean up the infection, but it would recur easily, despite extreme hygeine, using hibiclens, AB soap, etc. This stuff can keep this chronic condition at bay after a systemic course of something like Keflex. The price needs to be cut.
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January 3, 2009

Pros:

I am pregnant and needed something that was safe during pregnancy but effective...pregnancy acne is hormonal and I was VERY skeptical if a topical could improve my skin. I just started the product last night, and already the pimples are reduced!!

Cons:

Cost. It was 60 bucks AFTER what the insurance covered.

worth a try...if you have acne then you know, if there's a chance it can give you your confidence back, 60 bucks is a small price to pay!
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May 9, 2011

Pros:

Worked great for a couple of months.

Cons:

Bacteria became resistant.

It was perfect for a couple of months, but good things come to an end unfortunately...
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December 11, 2009

Pros:

This is the only product that has worked for me, i stopped using it and my face broke out again, i'm 28 and have never had ance and the past 2years it was exspensive she just gave me a rebate card only $25 this is new ask your derm.

Cons:

Went off it and broke out again

i'm back on it and it clear my skin up within a week, it was expensive but with this new rebate card $25.00 i'm also trying out doryx 150mg any been on this? i don't get way we break out in are late 20's its crazy any other idea's that have helped maybe i need to drink lots and lots of water.
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December 12, 2007

Pros:

Totally cleared up very bad acne on my back.

Cons:

Very, very expensive.

Like everyone else said, it's great if you have insurance.
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