Change for the Better Medicated Acne Treatment contains a proprietary blend of ingredients that supposedly breaks the acne cycle without irritating or damaging your skin. Change for the Better says it can stop the acne cycle before it leads to visible blemishes and if you continue to use it, the product can supposedly control break-outs and prevent build-up that clogs pores. Change for the Better is sold as a three part kit and the company claims that 90 percent of all users have seen results within 14 days and 100 percent within four weeks. The company goes on to say that 100 percent of the users would recommend Change for the Better to a friend.

Three step process

Change for the Better is a three step system. Each kit comes with what is said to be a 60 day supply of:

CLEAN CHANGE GENTLE FACIAL CLEANSER: Foaming cleansing base that uses salicylic acid to clean and exfoliate skin.
CHANGE FOR A DAY OIL-ABSORBING HYDRATING EMULSION: An oil-free, rice-based emulsion that is said to absorb excess oil.
CHANGE FOR A NIGHT OIL-FREE EMULSION: Night treatment loaded with sulfur and salicylic acid that treats existing blemishes and keeps skin clean.

While these are the three products touted on the company’s website as the easy to use system, the company also names a whole host of other products you will receive with the kit. While there is instructions on where or when to use these other products, just the fact that you receive them along with a one, two, three approach is confusing. If you have to use all the products, why is it a three step process?

Free for 30 days

The company will let you have the products free for 30 days provided you pay the shipping and handling to get them. If you decide to keep the products you will be billed in two installments. Buyers beware here. While the company states that 100 percent of its users saw results, those results supposedly came after four weeks of use. Four weeks is cutting it extremely close to the “free-trial” period and the return policy is not very clear cut. Once you receive the free products you should also be aware that you are enrolled in an autoship program that will continue to bill you unless you cancel the program.

Conclusion

Don’t fall for the “free-trial.” Nothing in life is free except for love and love won’t clear up your acne either. Change for the Better says that 100 percent of its users saw results and would recommend the product to a friend. Really, 100 percent? There is no way that any product could be 100 percent satisfactory in today’s world. Even if your product is the next best thing to sliced bread, you are always going to have individuals that are not going to be happy no matter what. Such claims only lead to the belief that the company is doing everything in its power to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside in an attempt to rope you into a costly autoship program that is difficult to get out of.