Cabtreo for Acne User Reviews
- Soc...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- December 12, 2024
"Honestly, a great acne medication. Whenever anyone asks about getting on Accutane, I say try this. Doesn't mess with your androgenics and works extremely well. I had terrible cystic acne, and this cleared it up in a few months, and starts working/makes your skin look clearer immediately. However, be careful running out, as it can be extremely expensive without a coupon for the drug."
- ZZZ...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- August 1, 2024
"Fantastic product for acne. Very fast onset of action, with almost complete clearance on week 7. I am now reaching the 5-month mark with no acne other than one very small spot."
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"I had to work up to using it regularly, once after using it every day I had really bad red, dry peeling skin that was painful to touch. It’s important to slowly up your usage depending on how you react. Still now, even though I don’t put it around my eyes, the skin is very dry and red."