Non prescription acne pill?

Are there any pills that get rid of acne that I could just buy at Fred Myer without having to go to the pharmacy?Non prescription acne pill?
There are not any that have been clincally studied as being actually effective, no. Herbal/dietary supplements aren't regulated by the FDA, and such supplements can sometimes be very dangerous (Herbalife supplements have been found to have very dangerous amounts of lead in them.)





So, for safety concerns and (and also practical concerns about actual effectiveness), I would not waste time on herbal/natural cures that supposedly help acne -- most of them (just like those diet pills you see advertised all of the time) end up being completely ineffective.





The best options you have are cleansers and leave-on treatments that have salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, or sometimes sulfur. If your acne does not respond to these, see a dermatologist for more aggressive therapies.Non prescription acne pill?
i honestly dont think those thiings work. your best bet is to use cetaphil soap and just wash your face well 2x's a day.








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Nature's Cure. It comes with a lotion, too. It's all natural and it really helped me with my acne. It's about $10 for a one month supply. Keep in mind that everyone's skin is different and what works for one person might not work for another.
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I wouldn't waste my money on that. You can try supplements that are meant to improve the appearance of your skin, hair, nails and joints. Try a MSM supplement, or a Zinc supplement or ''DermaVite'' dietary supplement.