Proactiv Solution is completely different from Retin-A. While some people have shown success using Proactiv Solution with Retin-A, we strongly suggest that you consult your healthcare professional before using more than one topical acne medication. If using the system in combination with Retin-A, we suggest the following steps: Alternate the two products by using the Repairing Lotion during the day. Use Retin A at night after the Renewing Cleanser. See similar questions...

Yes. However, we strongly suggest that you consult your healthcare professional before using more than one topical acne medication. See similar questions...

No other treatment is needed while on Accutane, as it is one of the strongest prescription medications for acne. It is for severe acne, has side effects and is not a cure. The use of more than one medication at a time may increase skin dryness. See similar questions...

Yes. However, we strongly suggest that you consult your healthcare professional before using more than one topical acne medication. Positive results will vary per individual. However, we strongly suggest that you consult your healthcare professional before using more than one topical acne medication. See similar questions...

Please consult your healthcare professional. It may depend on what other medications they are taking. See similar questions...

We are generally against the physician-based practice of combining Retin-A with minoxidil. The reason some doctors do this is to get around the law that prevents a doctor, who sells medication in his office, from marking up the price of an individual medication more than 10%. The doctor, however, has the ability to charge anything that he/she wants if he makes his own formulation. See similar questions...

Proactiv is on the right track, but some major flaws seem to prevent it from delivering on its promises to many people. In my opinion, the cleanser they include is overly irritating. Furthermore, they tell you to wash for one to two minutes which adds to the irritation. The benzoyl peroxide they provide is 2.5% which is a good call. However, they recommend a "thin layer". See similar questions...

Yes. Proactiv Solution can be used with Kinerase, but you must wait for a period of time before using, since Proactiv Solution is medicated and might irritate the skin. We suggest: If you want to use both then you need to wait about 20-30 minutes after applying the Repairing Lotion and then proceed by applying the Kinerase lotion. See similar questions...

We strongly suggest that you consult your healthcare professional before using any topical acne medication. See similar questions...

Yes. Proactiv Solution will not lessen the effectiveness of these contraceptives, unlike some oral antibiotics, often used for treatment of moderate to severe acne. See similar questions...

Yes, both the Proactiv Renewing Cleanser and Repairing Lotion are registered with the TGA and have been through all relevant testing associated with this process. The revitalizing Toner and Oil Free Moisture are cosmetic products and do not require TGA approval; however, they do comply with all relevant Australian guidelines for cosmetic products. See similar questions...

Proactiv Solution is not for people who are allergic to Benzoyl Peroxide or Sulfur. However, many of our ingredients were selected due to their hypoallergenicity. See similar questions...

Individual results may vary, some people see results as early as 3 weeks, but on the average, visible results start within 6-8 weeks. Many of our customers find that a complete clearing of their complexion takes anywhere from 3-6 months. This is achieved through the recommended and consistent use (twice a day) of the system. There is no cure for acne, but it is controllable with continued daily use of products such as Proactiv Solution. See similar questions...

If a breakout occurs when first using Proactiv, you may be sensitive to Benzoyl peroxide. If this happens, stop using the system for two days. When your skin begins to improve, resume with the Renewing Cleanser and Revitalising Toner daily. The Repairing Lotion should be used twice a week at night to slowly build a tolerance for Benzoyl peroxide. Increase nightly usage of the Repairing Lotion, as tolerated. If persistent redness or breakouts occur, stop using the product and consult your doctor. See similar questions...

Although its exact mode of action is unknown, researchers believe that RETIN-A MICRO penetrates into the skin and attacks acne in two different ways. First, it loosens existing acne plugs beneath the skin so they are pushed out and shed onto your skin's surface. Second, and more importantly, RETIN-A MICRO helps prevent future outbreaks by keeping skin cells from sticking together, thereby preventing the formation of new plugs. See similar questions...

Metacam Solution for Injection does not need to be refrigerated. It is not thick and viscous, thus it easily pulls through small gauge needles and requires approximately one-half the volume to treat the same bodyweight of dog as other injectable NSAIDS. For example, 1 mL of Metacam Solution for Injection will treat 55 pounds of dog, compared to 2 mL of Rimadyl® which will treat 50 pounds of dog. See similar questions...

MegaSPEED is an affordable software-only solution designed to significantly enhance Web access over low-speed (less than 200 kbps/second) connections. By contrast, DSL and cable modems provide high-speed Internet connectivity using hardware solutions that work with special telephone or cable lines. The price for DSL or cable modem is significantly higher than MegaSPEED Accelerator. In addition to the higher price, many areas simply do not have DSL or cable Internet service available. See similar questions...

The Simple Solution Pads can be used indoors or outdoors. They can be used in places such as a confined area, pet carriers, and crates as well as cars, hotels, boats and more. See similar questions...

The sclerosants most commonly used are hypertonic saline or sodium tetradecylsulfate, both which are FDA approved for sclerotherapy. See similar questions...