Epiduo

Epiduo

Staya2019-11-01T17:52:35.000Z
Totally. I went straight to my dd's ped. Didn't even bother with a derm. Got an RX for epiduo +
which has been a godsend. My H and I had trash skin and hers is so clear.
Staya2019-10-30T16:49:35.000Z
My 15 yr old has had great success using a BP acne wash - Panoxyl 4% is good and available at CVS +
She also uses an Rx - epiduo, which is differin plus 2.5% BP. Hers is a higher Rx strength differin, but you can get regular differin and BP at the dr
Staya2019-09-04T21:22:04.000Z
Epiduo forte is so good - better than just Epiduo. Ours is $25 but free is even better.
hanochka2019-09-04T20:45:16.000Z
Our pharmacy found manufacturer's coupons for Epiduo Forte so we got it completely free +
Also our derm uses a specialty mail order pharmacy called PruGen that supplies generics that are free (I guess 100% covered by insurance). It's a litt
Staya2019-09-04T15:19:36.000Z
Epiduo is great. There are different strengths. The Neora+
Is so expensive for what it is. Essentially salicylic acid pads which you ca dupe with Stridex for $5
agam052019-09-04T14:28:26.000Z
I did bring my son to the derm and he put him on the Epiduo cream which was very expensive. ROP
It is a combo of Adapalene/benzoyl peroxide. Some products do contain the Adapalene in them such as Rodan & Fields the newer version. Honestly thou
hanochka2019-09-03T23:20:36.000Z
I took my 13 yo to the dermatologist. His acne was bad enough+
And it seemed to be cheaper overall because many products are covered 100% by insurance when we order them from a specialty pharmacy. He has a pretty
Staya2019-09-03T19:20:55.000Z
Mine (almost 15, 12) use Panoxyl 4% wash from CVS. It's great. They also have a 10% which is harsh +
my dd uses that once a week. My H and I had bad acne as teens, so when my dd was around 11/12, I talked to the ped who put her on Epiduo (differin 0.
Staya2019-08-26T01:25:01.000Z
Neither. My 12 yr old uses a 5% bp acne wash +
You can get Panoxl at CVS. He also uses epiduo. But you can dupe a lesser strength with drugstore differin + 2.5% bp. I would personally ditch the
junomacguff2019-07-28T15:32:37.000Z
Neutrogena has a 2.5%, you could just layer them at night. >
But Epiduo may have a coupon on their website that you can take to your pharmacy to go towards your co-pay. That could make it cheaper than buying OTC