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1 month after your first purchase of Vilantae, you will be emailed a survey form to fill out and submit via the Internet. Within 24 hours of receiving your form, we will email you back a gift certificate code. It is worth $10 credit towards anything on the website.

To view an example of our survey form click here

•The second and final survey will be sent out 3 months after your first purchase of Vilantae. You will also receive a $10 gift certificate code for filling it out.

Reporting your results is very important to us, and we urge you to report back regardless of whether you continue using Vilantae. We encourage everyone to report their results regardless of whether they're showing improvement. Our mission is to collect results from as many people as we can and eventually display the statistics on our website. It will allow us to collect valuable data about Vilantae and will help us in our effort to get Vilantae accepted by mainstream medical establishments.

•All surveys must be returned within 30 days from the time received in order to receive gift certificate credit.

•If you change your email address you must log into your customer account and make the change. Or, simply email us directly by clicking here. If you did not create an account with us, we will still email you the survey form, but you must notify us of any changes in your email address.

•If you've only had modest results after the first month do not be alarmed. It generally takes 3 months to feel the full results of Vilantae. The 1 month survey is in part, to compare how fast different people are responding to Vilantae.

•Please note that we never give away any personal information from the surveys such as email address and contact information. We do plan however, to show the non-personal statistical data from the surveys including sex, ethnicity, how good the results were, how bad the acne was to begin with, and any other comments so long as it is not identifiable to any specific individual.

•We respect everyone's privacy. We do not give away any personal information or email addresses to third parties. We do not participate in any programs where by companies sell their mailing lists to third parties allowing users to be spammed with junk mail advertisements.

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Roaccutane is based on Vitamin A. Vilantae is an alternative to Roaccutane Roaccutane has side effects. The side effects of Roaccutane make people think before taking it. Vilantae's side effects are not as powerful as Roaccutane's. That is why Vilantae is used instead of Roaccutane. People usuially try vilantae before they try Roaccutane. They find vilantae can be just as effective as Roaccutane. It is like a natural version of Roaccutane. Roaccutane is like called controlled poisioning of Vitamin A. That is why people on Roaccutane need to be monitored so closely.

Roaccutane is based on Vitamin A. Vilantae is an alternative to Roaccutane Roaccutane has side effects. The side effects of Roaccutane make people think before taking it. Vilantae's side effects are not aspowerful as Roaccutane's. That is why Vilantae is used instead of Roaccutane. People usuially try vilantae before they try Roaccutane. They find vilantae can be just as effective as Roaccutane. It is like a natural version of Roaccutane. Roaccutane is like called controlled poisioning of Vitamin A. That is why people on Roaccutane need to be monitored so closely.

Acutane is based on Vitamin A. Vilantae is an alternative to Acutane Acutane has side effects. The side effects of acutane make people think before taking it. Vilantae's side effects are not as powerful as acutane's. That is why Vilantae is used instead of acctane. People usuially try vilantae before they try Roaccutane. They find vilantae can be just as effective as Roaccutane. It is like a natural version of Roaccutane. Accuane is like called controlled poisioning of Vitamin A. That is why people on acutane need to be monitored so closely.

Acutane is based on Vitamin A. Vilantae is an alternative to Acctane Roaccutane has side effects. The side effects of Roaccutane make people think before taking it. Vilantae's side effects are not aspowerful as Roaccutane's. That is why Vilantae is used instead of acutane. People usuially try vilantae before they try acutane. They find vilantae can be just as effective as acutane. It is like a natural version of acutane. Acutane is like called controlled poisioning of Vitamin A. That is why people on Roaccutane need to be monitored so closely.

Oily Skin Causes Acne. Prevent Oily Skin. Can acne really be treated through an all natural supplement when other treatments have failed? The answer is yes and the truth is that the popular acne drug Roaccutane is based on a natural source. The popular acne drug Roaccutane is actually from vitamin A, but don't rush to the drug store! Vitamin A is only safe in small doses, and small doses of vitamin A are not effective enough to treat acne. Taking Vitamin A in doses large enough to fight acne could be deadly. That is why it was redeveloped into Roaccutane. Even though Roaccutane is safer than vitamin A, it is still has many negative side effects. Fat Soluble Vitamin A Vitamin A belongs to a class known as "fat soluble." This means the vitamin can only be broken down and stored by being stored in fat cells. The body will store fat soluble vitamins in fat until it uses them. If the body gets to much of a fat soluble vitamin such that it cannot use, it stores it in fat cells, such as in the liver. The only way the body can dispose of this vitamin is by using it. If the body no longer has room to store the vitamins it can't use, the vitamins will remain in the system until it can. Where there is to much of a substance in the body, that substance then becomes toxic. That is why drugs like Roaccutane have so many side effects. Doctors often use Roaccutane as a last resort. Fat soluble vitamins are generally stored in the liver. This is why blood tests to check the liver are occasionally preformed on those who are on Roaccutane. To ensure the safety of their patients, Roaccutane is given sparingly and monitored closely. The fat soluble vitamins are A, D, E and K(think of an addict, or ADEK). All other vitamins are known as "water soluble". They can be taken in large amounts because the body cannot store them in fat. In the body, water is disposed of quite often, along with the water soluble vitamins that are not used by the body. d-Calcium Pantothenate A class of vitamins known as d-Calcium pantothenate taken with a B complex is proving to be a safe natural alternative to Roaccutane. It works in much the same way as Roaccutane, but is water soluble, which makes it much safer to take in higher dosages. The two work by decreasing the production of oil. Roaccutane can completely dry out the oil on a persons skin while d-Calcium pantothenate doesn't dry oil so drastically. The advantages to this method in treating acne is that it will address acne over the entire body including back, neck and face. Side Effects There are some side effects to consider with d-Calcium pantothenate, such as stomach irritation, softening of the stool and in some cases head aches. These side effects can be considered mild compared to it's prescription alternative. Often the stomach irritation can be avoided by taking it with meals. Another draw back is that d-Calcium pantothenate is required in large dosages at first to have any impact on acne. However, over time these dosages can be decreased to a lower amount, allowing a person to remain acne free. Where to get it Vilantae.com sells Vilantae, a supplement of d-Calcium pantothenate mixed with a B complex and provides support and directions on how to take d-Calcium pantothenate for treating acne. If you are interested, you can read more about the way d-Calcium pantothenate works on acne from Vilantae.com.