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Dermadew Caloe Ineffective On Skin Allergy. Dermadew Aloe Effective. What Is The Difference?

i have skin allergy and my doctor suggested me to apply dermadew caloe i applied it but not that much effective but i am continued it for 1 month and while we buy it for the next time the boy in the medical store has given me dermadew aloe and i have applied it for 2 days it was really working. shall i continue with this? what is the difference between Caloe and Aloe?
Wed, 29 May 2013
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Allergist and Immunologist 's  Response
YOU CAN CONTINUE ALOE AS IT CONTAINS UBSTANCES WHICH WORK IF SUITABLE FOR SKIN
MANY PATIENTS GET RELIEF BY APPLICATION OF ALOE VERA
THE OTHER CREAM IS USED FOR SUNSCREEN AND MAKEUP AND SUNSCREANS ARE NOT AKLE TO CONTROL ALLERGY IT PNLY BLOCK SUNRAYS TO TOUCH SKIN
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Dermadew Caloe Ineffective On Skin Allergy. Dermadew Aloe Effective. What Is The Difference?

YOU CAN CONTINUE ALOE AS IT CONTAINS UBSTANCES WHICH WORK IF SUITABLE FOR SKIN MANY PATIENTS GET RELIEF BY APPLICATION OF ALOE VERA THE OTHER CREAM IS USED FOR SUNSCREEN AND MAKEUP AND SUNSCREANS ARE NOT AKLE TO CONTROL ALLERGY IT PNLY BLOCK SUNRAYS TO TOUCH SKIN