AcneMD is an all-natural product that is said to rid you of 92 percent of your acne within the first 30 days of use. The product is a two-part system that attacks acne from the inside and the outside. From the inside a pill is taken and from the outside a pad is used on the face and other effected areas of the body. According to the company’s website 100 percent of the users see an improvement when using the AcneMD system. The company even offers for you to use the product risk free for seven days. But how can you be sure it is going to work after just seven days when it is clearly stated that results take up to 30 days?
 

Who is it for?

According to the company, AcneMD is suitable for both men and woman of any age or race and is effective with adults as well as teens. The product is said to be all-natural and 100 percent effective.

What you get

The AcneMD system kit comes with two products that are each said to combat acne in different ways. One product is designed to work from the inside out and the other to work from the outside in. The two products are:

* AcneMD Pills:  Said to be prescription strength, the self-proclaimed revolutionary all natural pills are designed to fight acne from inside where it starts. Formulated to stop acne causing bacteria deep inside the skin, the pill also treats the pain, redness and inflammation associated with problem acne according to the company.

* AcneMD Pads: Said to be non-drying and gentle on the skin enabling more frequent irritation-free use. The pads contain a combination of glycolic and salicylic acids to deeply cleanse the surface of the skin.

Ah the truth comes out. Like many other so-called all-natural products that are available today, AcneMD has some unnatural acids in the ingredient list. Hard to be all-natural when your product contains chemicals.

What’s in it?

The website for AcneMD is not much different from many other all-natural miracle cures in that there are plenty of testimonials and little else. After looking for quite some time, a list of ingredients could not be found. If you have sensitive skin or are allergic to certain things, this can easily cause you concern.

Conclusion

Although the company does say you can try the product for seven days for free, it does not say what to do with the product if you don’t like it. More than likely this is the company’s ploy to sign you up for an auto-enroll program that will bill your credit card on a monthly basis and be near impossible to get out of. More alarming though is the fact that there is no list of ingredients to be found. Usually when you buy something you feel a bit better when you know what you are getting. AcneMD seems that it may be just another fly-by-night company that seems to come and go in the world of acne fighting products.