Even though Acnezine is a good product it’s not perfect. Here are few drawbacks that you should be aware of before buying.

Not a miracle cure

Despite the fact that antioxidant seem like a miracle cure to all diseases, Acnezine is just a pill and cannot perform miracles. Antioxidants from food sources are usually more effective than pills.

It’s a disillusion of the greatest order to think that popping a pill or two a day allows you to eat what you want and abuse your body the way you want without consequences. Yes, the antioxidants in Acnezine do help in many ways, but it’s still a pill.

Yet, I’m guessing that you are not willing to live mostly on fruits and vegetables, drop all your bad habits and turn into a ‘health freak’. So taking Acnezine could reverse some of the damage and get rid of acne.

Acnezine may or may not work for your acne

It’s a fact that Acnezine helps your body to get rid of acne-causing toxins and bacteria and boosts the immune system. But nobody can tell in advance whether it’s enough to cure your acne or not.

Because our bodies are in different conditions (some are more ‘polluted’ than others) some people require stronger detoxification therapies to get rid of their acne. Acnezine is enough for many people, but it’s not possible to tell in advance whether it clears your skin or not.

Side-effects of Acnezine

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Despite the fact that Acnezine shouldn’t have any side-effects some users experience mild head-aches, tiredness, etc. Well, it turns out that these side-effects are a blessing in disguise.

As Acnezine takes off some of the load from the liver, your body has more time to deal with other problems. The body begins to do ‘house cleaning’ and throws away accumulated toxins.

As these toxins leave you may experience mild ‘detoxification symptoms’. You could compare this to a mild hangover or your acne may get worse initially. Not all people who take Acnezine experience these, but some do. These symptoms are a normal part of the detoxification process and will pass soon.

Company ethics

Finally the human element. Acnezine is sold by Ultra Herbals LCC and they are a for-profit organization out there to make money. There’s nothing wrong with that as long as they work ethically.

Though overall they work reasonably well, some people report difficulties in getting the refund (promised at the sales page). It seems that once Ultra Herbal has your money they are not willing to let go of it without a fight.

From what I’ve read it seems that refund requests go unanswered and their tactic is to remain silent and hope that people will just give up or forget the issue.

This is not a very nice or ethical behavior, but there are some things you can do to secure a refund. I covered them in my Acnezine review .

Bottom line

Overall Acnezine is a good product, and as long as you are aware of the above mentioned limitations it’s a good option to try.

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UPDATE: It seems like Acnezine has changed their policies. I’ve seen a lot of customer complaints coming in lately.

Instead of Acnezine, I recommend you check out Clear Skin Max. It’s a new and very promising acne treatment. They only use natural ingredients that have been scientifically proven. Click here to read my Clear Skin Max review.