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Physician-Dispensed DrH Stabilizer Lotion®
(0.5% Sulfur & 0.75% hydrocortisone in an optimized compounding lotion)

It can be the dermatologist’s most important dispensed product. It might be the dermatologist’s FIRST physician dispensed product.

Seborrheic dermatitis begins in infancy and dermatologists see it in
their 90 year-old patients. There is nothing safer, and nothing more cost effective for these patients than a light lotion containing precipitated sulfur and 0.75% hydrocortisone. When dermatologists order topical ketoconazole for seborrheic dermatitis, the clearing rate is 30%. Add DrH Stabilizer Lotion® and the clearing rate is over 90%, with or without the ketoconazole.

DrH Stabilizer Lotion® greatly enhances topical therapy for acne, rosacea, and perioral dermatitis with “compounding at the epidermis” technology. When DrH Stabilizer Lotion® (0.5% Sulfur & 0.75% hydrocortisone) is dispensed and applied simultaneously with prescription topicals, the results are superior with the sulfur and anti-inflammatory lotion.

DrH Stabilizer Lotion® is the number one dermatologist dispensed product for managing retinoid tolerability. Start sensitive patients with Stabilizer and most patients can tolerate powerful retinoids like tazarotene, and achieve results that the non-DrH offices wish they could get. Medicare and health insurance drug plans are no longer paying for pharmacy compounding, and your patients will appreciate fast results with greatly reduced irritation, and a good price.

DrH “unites acne therapy and anti-aging” in the dermatologist’s office. DrH brings patients with acne, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, and heliodermatitis, directly to the physician-dispense-patient care coordinating staff in the dermatology office, in a way that no other product can.

Note: In a review of 508 dermatology patients using this sulfur/ hydrocortisone formula for up to fifteen years, all patients were able to discontinue the product when no longer needed, and no patients reported steroid rebound effect or
steroid acne.



Top Ten Ways To Evaluate the Stabilizer Lotion® 0.5% Sulfur and 0.75% Hydrocortisone In a Busy Dermatology Practice

Seborrheic dermatitis eyebrows, ears, perinasal. Apply b.i.d. 2 weeks then prn. Have patients call back in 3 weeks and and report success to staff.

AK patients with scaly red blotchy skin. Apply b.i.d. for 4 weeks and return for more cryosurgery.

Add to Metrogel for new rosacea patients to treat inflammation and reduce the need for oral antibiotics. Apply b.i.d. 2 weeks then taper to three days a week or prn.

Add to existing rosacea topical therapy when the patient has sensitive skin and barrier problems. Apply b.i.d. 2 weeks then taper to three days a week or prn.

Add to existing rosacea topical programs for inflammation, when the patient wishes to discontinue oral antibiotics for inflammation. Apply b.i.d. 2 weeks then taper to three days a week.

Add to existing acne programs when patients have barrier and irritancy problems with topical medications.

Add to acne program when a strong retinoid like Tazorac® gel 0.05% or RetinA® Micro 0.1% is desired and the patient has average to sensitive skin.

Use for intertriginous psoriasis, or nursing home groin and perineal dermatitis, axillary dermatitis. Use with topical econazole cream if yeast colonization is a problem.

Use for shaving rashes man’s neck, women axillae and bikini areas. Apply b.i.d. 3 weeks then taper to three days a week or prn.

Pediatrics

Add to atopic dermatitis program for the extremities as the prescription strength topical steroid is tapered. Apply b.i.d. 2 weeks then taper to three days a week maintenance.

Replace the 0.1% triamcinolone used on the face by the primary care physician, and place the child on a 10-14 day course of oral antibiotics for severe perioral dermatitis. Apply b.i.d. 2 weeks then taper to three days a week or prn.

For mild perioral dermatitis, use Stabilizer Lotion to spare the patient using oral antibiotics. Apply b.i.d. 2 weeks then taper to three days a week, then replace with a retinol product with green tea polyphenols.