Oral and Topical Rambazole by Barrier Therapeutics holds great potential for acne sufferers and rosacea sufferers with papules, pustules and inflammation.

Its comparable to a low dose safe form of accutane.

They are nearing the finish line and should make announcements during the next two quarters. This would be a great product to have.

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Dr. Geoffrey Nase
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Post-Doctoral Fellowship I: Neuro-Vascular Pathology
Post-Doctoral Fellowship II: Inflammatory Skin Processes
Clinical Research Focus: Rosacea Treatment

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Dr. Nase have you ever heard of LTD III??? Its a natural product that I tried a couple weeks ago, although a slow process seems to be working a little. What do you think about it?? Also, my biggest problem with Rosacea is the papules, they will just pop up out of no where after I eat something or drink something my body doesn't like but its so hard to pin point. The hardest part is waking up, why is that?

I think I would benefit greatly from accutane. Should I hold off and wait for Rambazole?

Aaron

Aaron,

Not sure. Now that 5 and 10 mgs of accutane are now available, you might want to discuss starting accutane first. The topical rambazole will probably reach the market first anyway.

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Best regards,

Geoffrey

Dr. Geoffrey Nase
Ph.D: Micro-Vascular Physiologist
Post-Doctoral Fellowship I: Neuro-Vascular Pathology
Post-Doctoral Fellowship II: Inflammatory Skin Processes
Clinical Research Focus: Rosacea Treatment

Email: drnase1000@hotmail.com
Bibliography: http://drnase.com
Rosacea Treatment: http://rosadyn.com
Rosacea Research: http://drnase.org

All posts are for informational purposes only. Please visit our Home Page to view our Medical Disclaimer.