Reviewer: 55-64 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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Does not work. Cortizone 10 Eczema works better. This was an overpriced waste of money. Not only that, they have at the ready a list of nine reasons for not giving you the promised refund of any cost over $30. I got reason #6 which makes no sense, something about I filled the prescription within 25 days. Well...yes, of course I did! What is your point?! In other words, you will not get a refund ... Show Full Comment

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Does not work. Cortizone 10 Eczema works better. This was an overpriced waste of money. Not only that, they have at the ready a list of nine reasons for not giving you the promised refund of any cost over $30. I got reason #6 which makes no sense, something about I filled the prescription within 25 days. Well...yes, of course I did! What is your point?! In other words, you will not get a refund of any overage. Don't pay #30 - $50 for this useless scam, first try the Cortizone 10 Eczema for $8 over the counter.
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Reviewer: Greenleaf, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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My dermatologist prescribed EpiCeram after I complained of severe dry itchy skin that felt like it was burning after using Metronidazole topical on my face. She thought I had rosacea and atopic dermatitis. I don't even know if that's exactly what I have, but the EpiCeram worked the first time I used it. The dryness and itchiness of my burning skin felt smooth and calm just a few minutes ... Show Full Comment

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My dermatologist prescribed EpiCeram after I complained of severe dry itchy skin that felt like it was burning after using Metronidazole topical on my face. She thought I had rosacea and atopic dermatitis. I don't even know if that's exactly what I have, but the EpiCeram worked the first time I used it. The dryness and itchiness of my burning skin felt smooth and calm just a few minutes after using it. However, I have to reapply it twice a day. When it wears off, my face itches and burns all over again. I'm going back to the dermatologist so we can finally get to the bottom of what is happening to the skin on my face. In the meantime, I the EpiCeram is making it more bearable. She had mentioned Elidel, but after reading about all the bad possible side effects, I decided against it. EpiCeram is by far more friendly with being non-toxic, so the label says on the bottle. I do recommend if you need instant relief! However, it is expensive!
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Reviewer: Jamie, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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I've been using epiceram for radiation burns. I didn't think it was working very well: my skin is bright red, deep red in some places and oozing. But then I saw the burns on some of my radiation buddies, and their burns are much worse than mine: more black than red. So, I guess it does do some good. Definitely use the coupon.

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I've been using epiceram for radiation burns. I didn't think it was working very well: my skin is bright red, deep red in some places and oozing. But then I saw the burns on some of my radiation buddies, and their burns are much worse than mine: more black than red. So, I guess it does do some good. Definitely use the coupon.
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Reviewer: 25-34 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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I've had eczema since I was a child, and in the past year or so it's flared up badly on my face. I tried all different strength prescription and over the counter creams, and nothing was able to keep it down for more than a couple days. I had pretty much given up on finding a solution for my eczema, especially one that wasn't a topical steroids My dermatologist finally recommended th ... Show Full Comment

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I've had eczema since I was a child, and in the past year or so it's flared up badly on my face. I tried all different strength prescription and over the counter creams, and nothing was able to keep it down for more than a couple days. I had pretty much given up on finding a solution for my eczema, especially one that wasn't a topical steroids My dermatologist finally recommended that I try Epiceram, as she had previous patients with similar skin conditions and complaints as I did. It has worked so well! Now, I only need to use it once a week, and the flare up subsides within a day or so of using it.
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Reviewer: EpiCeram worked!, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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My partner has suffered from severe facial eczema for the past few years, far worse than she had ever experienced before. We tried everything, from dietary interventions to Elidel to various steroids. Some did nothing but cost us time and money, while others (Elidel) actually exacerbated the situation by adding staph infections. We were truly growing quite desperate, as the eczema was so sev ... Show Full Comment

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My partner has suffered from severe facial eczema for the past few years, far worse than she had ever experienced before. We tried everything, from dietary interventions to Elidel to various steroids. Some did nothing but cost us time and money, while others (Elidel) actually exacerbated the situation by adding staph infections. We were truly growing quite desperate, as the eczema was so severe it was limiting my partner's ability to go out, work, or even smile and laugh. Her immune system seemed to be working in overdrive, as other areas of her body were also hyper-reactive to any kind of allergen. So as usual we researched and researched. I finally came upon the study regarding the efficacy of EpiCeram as compared to other conventional treatments. I was delighted to find out that it was available in Canada, and did not come with any potential ominous side-effects. It has now been a week of EpiCeram usage and her skin is the best I have seen it in three years. The quality and texture is dramatically, shockingly improved over the broken, inflamed texture it previously had. My partner is her old self again, and we couldn't be happier! I STRONGLY recommend eczema sufferers go to EpiCeram first, prior to trying immunomodulators such as Elidel or Protopic, which have worrying side effects.
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