Posts by Sean Taylor10

Just heard today that the herbal salve from Dimitrovgrad people were talking about earlier is actually just some plant-based grease mixed with steroids. They're peddling it to suckers, so watch your back!

Hey Chris Morgan67, could you let me know which Daivonex I should actually order?
Found some Daivonex cream (50mcg/g, 30g) and the Daivonex ointment (50mcg/g, 30g).
What's the actual difference here? Thanks in advance.

Is Daivonex and DOVONEX actually the same thing, or am I tripping?

Then this idiot tells me, "I just don't get doctors prescribing corticosteroids to patients. Would you even prescribe them to your own kids?!"

Thanks a ton for the advice!

Thanks a ton! I was an idiot for listening to them claim Cherry isn't a steroid when Vipsogal actually is.
I'm stopping this treatment immediately. I really overdid it—I've been slathering this on my kid for five straight months under a doctor's supervision. Every single time, he gives me the same line about how "real" doctors don't just hand out corticosteroids like candy because they know exactly how much they thin out the skin and cause damage.

Aquaphor Ointment

Breakdown:
Aquaphor Ointment comes in a 100g tube with this mix: - Betamethasone dipropionate 17.5mg - Fluocinonide 17.5mg - Gentamicin Sulphate 35.000I.U. - Salicylic acid 5.- Panthenol 0.5g.

Look, I'm no doctor, so I did some digging online to see if there was any actual link to corticoids. I couldn't find a thing. I'd love to see someone actually prove your claim that this stuff contains steroids!

My kid’s been seeing Dr. Cherry in New York City for a few months now. Honestly, I was pretty stoked at first because using Aquaphor cleared up about 70% of the irritation. But lately, progress has hit a wall. Maybe I’m just losing my patience, but the results aren't what they used to be. Just so you know, this isn't a steroid cream, so you can grab it over the counter here in the USA.