Date:   11/5/2009 2:55:29 PM ( 15 y ago)
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Yes, you need a presription. I think it might be better to ask a primary care doctor instead of a dermatologist. The dermatologist will want to examine your dry skin unlike a primary care doctor. A dermatologist might just give you a small sample size instead of a prescription and make you come back to examine your dry skin for prescription in a couple weeks.

I got my sample for free from a dermatologist, but you need a prescription. They pronounce it Epi-cream although it is spelled differently.
 

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