Isotretinoin 20 mg 100 Tabs (Beligas Pharma) – Oral Retinoid for Severe Acne

Product Description:
Isotretinoin, commonly known by the brand name Accutane, is a potent oral retinoid used primarily for the treatment of severe, resistant acne. Manufactured by Beligas Pharmaceuticals, each pack contains 100 tablets of 20 mg each.

By shrinking sebaceous (oil) glands and reducing inflammation, Isotretinoin can provide long-term remission of acne, making it highly effective for both medical use and for bodybuilders managing steroid-induced acne.

Key Features

• Manufacturer: Beligas Pharmaceuticals

• Active Ingredient: Isotretinoin

• Strength: 20 mg per tablet

• Pack Size: 100 tablets

• Form: Oral retinoid

• Category: Dermatological / Acne treatment

How Isotretinoin Works

• Reduces sebum production by up to 90%, lowering oil buildup

• Shrinks sebaceous glands to prevent clogged pores

• Prevents cystic and inflammatory acne outbreaks

• Provides long-term remission by addressing acne at its root cause

Uses & Benefits

• Treats severe, resistant acne unresponsive to other therapies

• Eliminates steroid-induced acne (common with Testosterone, Trenbolone use)

• Reduces oily skin, improving complexion

• Prevents deep cystic breakouts caused by androgens

• Long-term effectiveness with proper dosing protocol

Dosage & Administration

• Standard Dose: 0.5–1 mg/kg bodyweight daily (e.g., 40–80 mg/day for 80 kg user)

• Cycle Length: 4–6 months (cumulative dose determines success)

• Administration Tip: Take with a fatty meal to improve absorption by ~60%

• Monitoring: Monthly blood tests recommended (liver function, triglycerides)

Possible Side Effects

Isotretinoin is highly effective but may cause notable side effects, including:

• Severe dryness (lips, eyes, nasal passages)

• Elevated liver enzymes (requires monitoring)

• Potential mood changes or depression (controversial but reported)

• Photosensitivity (increased sunburn risk)

• Joint pain (especially in athletes using heavy training loads)

Who Should Avoid Isotretinoin?

• Pregnant women (high risk of birth defects)

• Individuals with liver or kidney disease

• Patients with a history of severe depression

• Users taking tetracycline antibiotics

• Those supplementing with Vitamin A (risk of hypervitaminosis A)

Bodybuilding-Specific Notes

• Helps combat steroid-induced acne and oily skin

• May worsen joint pain (countered with omega-3 supplementation)

• Requires monthly bloodwork to monitor liver function and lipids

• Should not be combined with Vitamin A supplements