I work with this medication for a living, and encounter it on a literal day to day basis. These claims are outliers at best, and have never been experienced in our practice. Furthermore, I saw nearly 3,100 patients last fiscal year. Nearly 800 were prescribed an antibiotic. About 500 of those were prescribed Isotretinoin. I had only one situation in which the patient had to come off the medication, and that was because she became pregnant.
I'm not here to argue with you, JackSteel, but I feel that I have a bit of authority on this one isolated topic in these forum threads. As a dermatology nurse, a practice would not be functioning and an FDA regulated drug would not be demonized at the magnitude you do it. I would literally be out of a job if this were the case. I've seen this medication and others that aren't nearly as extreme change lives.
There is no disrespect or malice in this post, but I do this day in and out.