Isotrexin : Erythromycin (2%) and Tretinoin (.05%) Gel

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Active ingredients:
Erythromycin (2%) and Isotretinoin (0.05%).

Inactive Ingredients:
Hydroxypropylcellulose, butylated hydroxytoluene and ethanol.

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April 14, 2009

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Ok so this is my first review im going to write another after a week and then another after 2 weeks and then 1 after a month this is my 4th day im on my period and am having initial break out so my skin actually looks a lot worse than recently as differin and oral antibiotic was working quite well for me. however i haven't experience flaking on nearly the same level as differin - certainly nothing that can't be exfoliated of and my skin is slightly flushed but not the scaley mess differin made it at first. I have been using more moisteriser but if differin irritates your face then i think this might less. Also the breakout i've had looks like an initial break out not regular break because its all located in the same place and these are places i don't usually get acne. I can't really explain why it looks like an initial breakout but I think that if you have had acne for a long time you understand how i would be able to tell the difference. This feels like
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December 23, 2007

Pros:

Works pretty well in reducing number of spots and also size of spots. Ive been using it for 5 weeks now and for the majority of that time ive been more confident with my skin than when i was using BP the last couple of months.

Cons:

Dry skin; have to use mouisturiser every morning and sometimes even take some mouisturiser out with me for the day.

I definitely think having less spots and being more confident is worth the hassle of dry skin. Sure, ive had a couple bad weeks on this (after about 3 weeks use) with a breakout, but right now my skins pretty decent. An alternative to BP if that is working too well with you any more.
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