Consider an Acne Research Study!
If you experience facial acne most days of the week, put your pimples to work in a research study of an investigational product for acne!
Click to see if you may be suitable to participate in this research study!

 

Acne Vulgaris, the common form of acne seen most often in teenagers or young adults, is the result of overactive oil glands that become plugged, red, and inflamed. The resulting lesions are commonly referred to as pimples, blemishes, whiteheads, blackheads, or even zits. Acne, particularly facial acne, can cause low self-esteem, embarrassment, and social withdrawal. Many acne-fighting treatments are available, but researchers continue to attempt to develop improved anti-acne products. The purpose of this research study is to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a topical acne product compared to an active placebo over a 12-week period.


 Qualifying participants will receive study-related products
to use at home and compensation for time and travel.

 
To determine if you may be suitable to participate, answer these questions:
 
1) Do you experience facial acne most days of the week?
Y
N		 4) Are you currently taking oral medications to treat your acne condition?
Y
N
2) Are you 12* to 45 years old?
    *Parent/Legal Guardian permission required if under 18.
Y
N		 5) Do you take medication to treat asthma?
Y
N
3) Could you attend 7 visits over a 12-week period to a facility near you?
Y
N		 6) Are you currently participating in any other clinical research studies?
Y
N