March 6th, 2009, by David Pascoe | clinical trials, finacea, oracea
The Clinical Trials register has listed a new trial for papulopustular rosacea. The trial, sponsored by Intendis, the manufacturer of Finacea, wants to compare the combination of Oracea and Finacea, with the combination of Oracea and Metrogel 1%.
It seems clear from this that Intendis would like to position Finacea as a viable …
January 29th, 2009, by David Pascoe | cleansers, fact sheets, finacea, metrogel
Distressed with the expense of exotic rosacea treatments ? The stress of rosacea is enough without also having to worry about how to afford treatments. Finding affordable rosacea treatments is a real challenge.
So here we go; my top 5 suggestions to help you …
February 26th, 2008, by David Pascoe | acne treatments, finacea
This poster session is seeking to expand the appeal of Finacea (which contains Azelaic acid 15%) beyond rosacea. The result is that the authors are suggesting that finacea is also possibly good for acne vulgaris and hyperpigmentation as well as rosacea. If you …
January 11th, 2007, by David Pascoe | clinical trials, finacea
Finacea is officially prescribed to be used twice per day. A new Clinical Trial is underway to compare the the application of Finacea twice a day and once per day. A Multicenter Trial to Assess the Efficacy and Safety of a Topical Medication for Papulopustular Rosacea Applied Twice Daily Versus Once Daily The trial is listed as using the drug azelaic acid, which …
August 28th, 2006, by David Pascoe | finacea
I have just found out that finacea is now available in Australia without a prescription. This is good news for those who might want to try finacea but don’t want to visit the doctor first.
Finacea is a “topical treatment for the inflammatory bumps and lesions of mild to moderate rosacea”.
Finacea is not suitable to those with a sensitivity to propylene glycol. About 20% of …
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