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Acuzine Natural Acne Treatment

Acuzine is promoted as a natural skin antioxidant and acne treatment formula. It is recommended to adults and teenagers with facial and body acne, even to those with severe conditions. The product is said to be scientifically formulated to treat acne, blackheads, whiteheads and other skin conditions from the inside-out.

The manufacturer of Acuzine has touted the product as a fast and effective cure for acne and a formula that has no side effects. It was designed, as claimed by the maker of the product, to help control free radicals that usually cause skin problems including infections and inflammation.

Comments from users

"Hello, I tried Acuzine for two months, but no good results was shown."
From a consumer review on rateitall.com

"Doesn't even work. I took it for almost three months and I haven't seen a difference."
Excerpt from a consumer comment on acne.org

"Simply said, it doesn't work and it's ridiculously expensive for cheap vitamins and their so called "proprietary blend." I tried it and it's not worth it at all."
Excerpt from a consumer comment on acne.org

"...it was not perfect until I started taking two a day a few months later...taking this pill four times a day keeps my skin clear, but I do not know if my wallet can afford this."
Excerpt from a consumer comment on acne.org

Our Opinion

Most of the user comments we've gathered were negative ones. Complaints range from lack of results to price, which most users deemed to be too much for a product that allegedly does not work. Some did report that Acuzine worked for them, but they are fewer than those who reported the opposite. Others claim that the product works, but only after increasing the dosage from the recommended one capsule per day, thereby increasing the amount that a user had to shell out to gain the benefits.

This product seemed to have been repackaged and reformulated since most online links will take researchers looking for "acuzine" to the site of Acnezine.

Our Verdict

The negative feedback from users had convinced us that the product is not something that we should recommend. There is also the confusing issue of inquiries being redirected to another product site, although as reported above, Acuzine seemed to have been repackaged and replaced by a relatively improved formula under a different product name.

Our Rating

(one star)

Company Information

Manufactured by the United States-based company Ultra Herbal which sells herbal supplements, liquid formulas and capsule products.

Product Ingredients and Specifications

• Ingredients: Vitamin E acetate, Vitamin C ester, DMAE, Collagen hydrolyzed, Alpha lipoic acid (as thioctic acid), Hyaluronic acid, Ubidecarenone co-enzyme Q10
• Proprietary blend: Aloe vera (leaf), Bioperine extract
• Other ingredients: Gelatin capsules
• Specifications: One bottle contains 30 capsules
• Suggested use: 1 capsule daily

Directions for use

As a dietary supplement. 1 capsule daily, preferably with plenty of water or as directed by a physician.

Price

Unsure. The product seemed to have been repackaged or replaced by Acnezine.

Return Policy

100% money back guarantee, with buyers allowed a six-month period to return the product for a full refund, minus shipping and handling.

Alternative products

• Acnezine - Marketed as an all-natural acne treatment, much like the way Acuzine has been promoted. This seems to have been a repackaged and reformulated version of Acuzine. A better product and one that has received numerous positive feedbacks from users. ($39.95)
• Derma Cleanse Capsules - An herbal supplement formulated to regulate the body's inner imbalances. It has received a lot of positive comments from users, although most of them had recommended that this be used with the whole Derma Cleanse acne kit. ($29.99)
• ClearPores Herbal Supplement - It works the same way as Acnezine and Derma Cleanse, by fighting acne bacteria from the inside. Acts as a dietary supplement, with herbal ingredients that include Aloe vera and Tea tree oil. ($47.95)