Loma Lux Homeopathic Medicine, Acne Pill, 100 Tablets
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Product Reviews of Loma Lux Homeopathic Medicine, Acne Pill, 100 Tablets
Product Review: Does not work at all
Summary: 1 Stars
When you look at the ingrediants contained in this product you relize that it is nothing more than a Placebo. I took this product for over 2 months with no results it would actully make the acne worse. Do not waste your money on this garbage.Product Review: Excellant Product
Summary: 5 Stars
My son is 17 and had acne. These pills work great. If he stops taking them, the acne comes back.Product Review: Finally, something that works
Summary: 5 Stars
I am 22 years old and have struggled with acne since I was 16. I have tried just about every cream and 3-Step treatment available, but most just make me break out worse. I started taking AcnePill about a week and a half ago and I can already see the results, it really is amazing. I can't wait to see how my skin looks after a few more weeks. I weigh about 130 lbs, and I take 2 pills in the morning and 1 around dinner time as a booster even though the box recommends 2 pills every 24 hours for my weight group. It would be nice if it were a little bit cheaper, but I'm not complaining.Product Review: Helps with the fight
Summary: 4 Stars
This product is great in the effort to prevent acne but does not mean that you can stop whinging your face regularly and stop watching your diet but does stop the embarrassing pimple from formingProduct Review: Homeopathic means water/sugar pill
Summary: 1 Stars
This will not work for you, Homeopathic anything is crap. The idea is to take something that may work and dilute it so much that there may be 1 ppm. Obviously far less that what would be required for it to work. Google people downing bottles and Homeopathic sleeping pills and living(also not falling asleep). Dont be fooled by anything that is Homeopathic, it uses the placebo effect, and therefore has no real effect.