Pulsaderm A.C.E. Blue Acne Clearing Eraser
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Pulsaderm A.C.E. Blue Acne Clearing Eraser
1 EA, 0.2 lbs. Item # 232606
FDA CLEARED
NIX YOUR ZITS
pulsaderm
ACNE DEVICE
90 Days Satisfaction Guarantee
2 Year Warranty
Battery operated
Includes 3 AAA batteries
Please Recycle
Manufactured by: pulsaderm Fort Myers, Florida 33913
pulsaderm.com | info@pulsaderm.com
www.pulsaderm.com
DESIGNED AND ASSEMBLED IN USA
| Color | White |
|---|---|
| Concern | Acne |
| Product type | Acne removal & treatment tools |
| Quantity | 1-60 ct |
How to Use
Press the power button and place the Pulsaderm A.C.E. onto the blemish.
Perform 2 minute treatments up to 3 times a day to clear acne.
Auto shut off after 2 minutes
Our advanced blue light therapy technology uses 9 LEDs for maxiumum effectiveness in clearing mild to moderate acne.
2 minutes X 3 times a day
Press the power button and place the Pulsaderm A.C.E. onto the blemish.
Perform 2 minute treatments up to 3 times a day to clear acne.
Auto shut off after 2 minutes
Our advanced blue light therapy technology uses 9 LEDs for maxiumum effectiveness in clearing mild to moderate acne.
2 minutes X 3 times a day
Indications for use
The Pulsaderm A.C.E. is FDA cleared to treat mild to moderate acne on the face.
MILD ACNE
One or more pimples and redness in small area
MODERATE ACNE
More pimples and more redness over a wider area
SEVERE ACNE
Widespread redness with many pimples and pustules. It may have hard bumps under the skin.
*DO NOT USE THE PULSADERM A.C.E. FOR SEVER ACNE
The Pulsaderm A.C.E. is FDA cleared to treat mild to moderate acne on the face.
MILD ACNE
One or more pimples and redness in small area
MODERATE ACNE
More pimples and more redness over a wider area
SEVERE ACNE
Widespread redness with many pimples and pustules. It may have hard bumps under the skin.
*DO NOT USE THE PULSADERM A.C.E. FOR SEVER ACNE
- Do not use the device if you are taking drugs know to cause photosensitive reactions, doing so may result in skin discoloration, discomfort or pain; common examples of drugs that may make you sensitive to light are: Antihistamines (used in cold and allergy medicines), non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID's: used to control pain and inflammation in arthritis) and antibiotics (including the tetracycline's and the sulfonamides, or "sulfa" drugs).
- Never use this device over any suspicious or cancerous lesion
From Pulsaderm
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