Results you can see

EUCRISA was studied in multiple trials, with more than 2,000 people with mild-to-moderate eczema.

In trials of people ages 2 and up, more people using EUCRISA twice daily (32%) achieved clear or almost clear skin vs. those using non-medicated ointment (22%) after 28 days. Some saw clear or almost clear skin in about a week (8 days).

In a trial of people 3 months and older who achieved clear or almost clear skin using EUCRISA twice daily for up to 2 months, some were able to maintain results through one year when applying once daily.

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CLINICAL TRIALS AND REAL-WORLD PATIENTS

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Photos of a patient treated with EUCRISA in a clinical trial.
Individual results may vary. Not everyone will respond to treatment with EUCRISA.

Real EUCRISA patient pictured here.
Individual results may vary. Not everyone will respond to treatment with EUCRISA.
Doctor's instructions were to use a liquid cleanser daily and apply an over-the-counter moisturizer after bathing.
EUCRISA was not studied with moisturizers on the affected skin, but use on the non-affected areas was allowed.

Real EUCRISA patient pictured here.
Individual results may vary. Not everyone will respond to treatment with EUCRISA.
Patient treated with EUCRISA and over-the-counter moisturizers.
EUCRISA was not studied with moisturizers on the affected skin, but use on the non-affected areas was allowed.

Real EUCRISA patient pictured here.
Photos captured within a 28-day period.
Individual results may vary. Not everyone will respond to treatment with EUCRISA.
Basic skin care included daily moisturizer and shower gel.
EUCRISA was not studied with moisturizers on the affected skin, but use on the non-affected areas was allowed.

STICK WITH YOUR TREATMENT PLAN

Use EUCRISA as prescribed by your doctor. It can be part of your long-term treatment plan.

Patients may experience burning or stinging where EUCRISA is applied. In clinical trials of people 2 years and older, this was seen in 4% of those using EUCRISA twice daily and 1% of those using a non-medicated ointment. 78% of the study population saw their pain resolve within 1 day.

Throughout a long-term study, side effects were similar for those using EUCRISA or a non-medicated ointment once daily.

WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION I SHOULD KNOW ABOUT EUCRISA?

EUCRISA may cause side effects including allergic reactions at or near the application site or at a distant site. These can be serious and may include trouble breathing, throat or chest tightness, feeling faint, swelling of the face, eyelids, lips, mouth, tongue or throat, hives, itching, and redness. If you have any of these symptoms, stop using EUCRISA and get medical help right away.

In clinical trials of patients 2 years and older, 4% of EUCRISA patients experienced application site pain, such as burning or stinging, vs 1% of those who used the non-medicated vehicle. A long-term safety trial (48 weeks) showed a 2% incidence of application site pain in those treated with EUCRISA.