Concurrent use requires a medical review of the patients goals, health history, medications, potential side effects, and monitoring needs
A legitimate compounded prescription should identify the patient, prescriber, dispensing pharmacy, medication, concentration, dosing instructions, route, storage requirements, and beyond-use date, with a clear contact for questions
Examples include retinol, retinal (retinaldehyde), tretinoin (Retin-A), adapalene (Differin), tazarotene, isotretinoin, retinyl retinoate, retinyl palmitate, hydroxypinacolone retinoate (Granactive Retinoid) Benzoyl peroxide : Found in anti-acne products including spot treatments, gels and cleansers Physical exfoliants : Scrubs, brushes, peeling gels (although these can also be irritating) Enzyme exfoliants : Enzyme masks, bromelain, papain, actinidin, pumpkin extract, papaya extract, kiwi extract In-clinic treatments like chemical peels, lasers, and microdermabrasion Most other products, like moisturisers and cleansers without these actives, wont be able to cause purging and its likely to be a breakout

Glutathione -containing foods There are a lot of foods that naturally contain decent amounts of glutathione: Avocados Asparagus Spinach Okra Cucumbers Just note that high temperatures can destroy glutathione so eating these raw or minimally cooked is ideal to preserve the most amount of glutathione