Acne-Ltd III has successfully been marketed internationally since June 1997. When applied topically, Acne-Ltd III improves the appearance of acne prone skin. Acne-Ltd III can be used on skin which has been inflamed by acne pimples, acne cysts, blackheads, whiteheads, rosacea and hormone- related acne such as teenage acne, pregnancy acne or peri-menopausal acne.
The ingredients of Acne-Ltd III are zinc oxide, sodium chloride, magnesium stearate, polyethylene glycol, iron oxide, copper oxide, and sulfur (sulfur is used externally only and should not be confused with sulfa which is taken internally only). These ingredients are compressed under 22,000 pounds of pressure per square inch into a very concentrated smooth form for easy application to the facial skin areas.
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Acne Treatment
Acne-Ltd III will improve the beauty of the skin without the negative side effects of Accutane, antibiotics, or retinoid acne medications which have been a mainstay in the treatment of acne for many years. The wide range of treatments available for acne illustrates this. Initial studies performed on test subjects with acne demonstrate and 98 percent of previous Acne-Ltd III users confirm that Acne-Ltd III will improve the beauty of facial redness (erythema) and acne pimples and pustules. The color of the disk is indicative of the ingredients in the disk with the "color being invisible" on the skin.
When it comes to an effective acne treatment, knowledge is power. Acne treatment can be achieved naturally without using harsh acid chemicals. Your main goal of acne treatment is to heal the skin and keep it healthy to prevent pimples or adult acne, etc. For the vast majority of people with acne, effective treatment can minimize expense and embarrassment while beautifying the skin. Alternative therapies continue to gain new respect in acne treatment.
When it comes to an effective acne treatment, knowledge is power. Acne treatment can be achieved naturally without using harsh acid chemicals. Your main goal of acne treatment is to heal the skin and keep it healthy to prevent pimples or adult acne, etc. For the vast majority of people with acne, effective treatment can minimize expense and embarrassment while beautifying the skin. Alternative therapies continue to gain new respect in acne treatment.
Friday, December 16, 2005
How To Purchase Acne-Ltd
By SECURE ONLINE ORDERING, just complete the form, including your credit card information, and click on the "Submit order" button. All information is digitally encoded to ensure the absolute highest level of security and confidentiality.
By email, just complete the form at the bottom of this section, including your credit card information, and click on the "Submit order" button. Checks and money orders are to be sent by regular postal services.
By fax, transmit a completed order form with your credit card number to toll free 1-866-942-2838.
By phone, call Bass & Boney, Inc. toll free at 1-877-942-2838 in the United States during business hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time in the United States. If we are on the phone with others, or if it is after business hours, you can leave your order on voice mail by speaking slowly and clearly for up to two minutes by reading the 'completed order form' of all shipping and skin information. If by a slight chance you need more time, simply call again to continue.
For all others, call 1-919-942-7735 - this is a direct International call to the United States. Our office is located at 100 Europa Drive, Suite 161, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27517 which is within the world's largest reseach area which is the Research Triangle Park of Duke University, North Carolina State University, and the University of North Carolina.
By mail, complete all of the information on the form below, then click on the PRINT button on your browser to print the completed order form. Send this completed order form with a check or money order payable to:
Bass & Boney Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
100 Europa Drive, Suite 161,
Suite 161
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27517 USA
Order forms received without a check or money order or valid credit card number cannot be processed and will delay the process of receiving your order. Please verify that all necessary information is included with your order.
By email, just complete the form at the bottom of this section, including your credit card information, and click on the "Submit order" button. Checks and money orders are to be sent by regular postal services.
By fax, transmit a completed order form with your credit card number to toll free 1-866-942-2838.
By phone, call Bass & Boney, Inc. toll free at 1-877-942-2838 in the United States during business hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time in the United States. If we are on the phone with others, or if it is after business hours, you can leave your order on voice mail by speaking slowly and clearly for up to two minutes by reading the 'completed order form' of all shipping and skin information. If by a slight chance you need more time, simply call again to continue.
For all others, call 1-919-942-7735 - this is a direct International call to the United States. Our office is located at 100 Europa Drive, Suite 161, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27517 which is within the world's largest reseach area which is the Research Triangle Park of Duke University, North Carolina State University, and the University of North Carolina.
By mail, complete all of the information on the form below, then click on the PRINT button on your browser to print the completed order form. Send this completed order form with a check or money order payable to:
Bass & Boney Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
100 Europa Drive, Suite 161,
Suite 161
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27517 USA
Order forms received without a check or money order or valid credit card number cannot be processed and will delay the process of receiving your order. Please verify that all necessary information is included with your order.
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
International Rosacea Foundation Endorses Acne-Ltd
According to the International Rosacea Foundation,among the many zinc based products on the market today, very few have been found that address the issue of acne without further aggravating the existing rosacea condition or as in the case of some products resulting in damage to the skin leading to rosacea. Among those treatments on the market today which address these issues without further damaging the skin is acne-ltd.
Thursday, December 08, 2005
Exploring The Possible Connection Between Acne, Iodine And Milk
Dermatologists seem to agree that something in milk and dairy products may be linked to teen-age acne.
But is it hormones and "bioactive molecules," as a study in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology suggested, or is there something else?
University at Buffalo dermatologist Harvey Arbesman, M.D., says there could be something else: Iodine.
Arbesman, a UB clinical assistant professor of dermatology and social and preventive medicine, details his reasoning in a letter published in the "Notes and Comments" section of the current (December) issue of the journal.
"It has been well-established since the 1960s that iodine intake can exacerbate acne," said Arbesman. "Nevertheless, various studies have shown there is still a significant level of iodine in milk in several countries, including the U.S., Britain, Denmark, Norway and Italy.
"Farmers give their cows iodine-fortified feed to prevent infection," he noted, "and they use sanitizing iodine solutions on their cows' udders and milking equipment. Consequently, there is lot of iodine in dairy products. For that reason, I've advised my acne patients for years to decrease their dairy intake."
Arbesman suggests the connection between acne and dairy products observed in the study could be secondary to the iodine content of the dairy products. "More importantly," he said, "the connection could be a combination of hormones and iodine."
It's important to bring the iodine connection to the fore to encourage the dairy industry to address the issue, Arbesman said. He suggested that future studies on the relationship of milk products and acne should consider the role iodine content may play.
But is it hormones and "bioactive molecules," as a study in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology suggested, or is there something else?
University at Buffalo dermatologist Harvey Arbesman, M.D., says there could be something else: Iodine.
Arbesman, a UB clinical assistant professor of dermatology and social and preventive medicine, details his reasoning in a letter published in the "Notes and Comments" section of the current (December) issue of the journal.
"It has been well-established since the 1960s that iodine intake can exacerbate acne," said Arbesman. "Nevertheless, various studies have shown there is still a significant level of iodine in milk in several countries, including the U.S., Britain, Denmark, Norway and Italy.
"Farmers give their cows iodine-fortified feed to prevent infection," he noted, "and they use sanitizing iodine solutions on their cows' udders and milking equipment. Consequently, there is lot of iodine in dairy products. For that reason, I've advised my acne patients for years to decrease their dairy intake."
Arbesman suggests the connection between acne and dairy products observed in the study could be secondary to the iodine content of the dairy products. "More importantly," he said, "the connection could be a combination of hormones and iodine."
It's important to bring the iodine connection to the fore to encourage the dairy industry to address the issue, Arbesman said. He suggested that future studies on the relationship of milk products and acne should consider the role iodine content may play.
Monday, December 05, 2005
Controlling Acne Flares
Acne-Ltd has done a great job at controlling my acne. I find my skin-tone is more even with much less overall redness. My pimple outbreaks have been reduced by approximately 85%. New outbreaks seem to be less intense and clear up more quickly. I have been very satisfied with the Acne-Ltd Treatment and will absolutely continue to use it.
~TJ
~TJ
Thursday, December 01, 2005
Defining Acne Rosacea
The earliest written reference to "acne rosacea" appeared in an English acne medical text by Dr. Thomas Bateman in 1812, who stated that: "The perfect cure of adult acne and for acne rosacea is, in fact, never accomplished." Other 19th century references commonly listed acne rosacea among the various forms of acne. Dermatologists now know that rosacea is a different skin condition from acne, and that treatment for acne can often make rosacea worse. Yes, sometimes acne and rosacea often are found in 82% of patients.
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