Monodox for Rosacea User Reviews
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"I developed rosacea when I was pregnant with my first child (at age 39). I never had skin issues before, even as a teenager. I finally went to the doctor and was diagnosed with papulopustular rosacea (acne plus redness). My doctor prescribed Monodox, and it has worked wonders! Within a week, almost all the pimples/bumps were gone. Gone! I only hope that once I finish up the medication (60 days), it won't all come back. The downside is the cost. Thankfully, my doctor gave me a discount card from the manufacturer that allows me to buy it for $10 per month. Otherwise, it was $225 for a 60-day supply."