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Last Lotion
Last Lotion was developed by a pharmacist for his own "dry, itchy cracking and flaking skin" (according to an email, he has eczema). It's only a moisturizer, but the Web site has a testimonial from a psoriasis sufferer who claims "nothing I have used has helped me as much as LAST LOTION." Moisturizers may help keep scaling and induration to a minimum, but they will not, in general, treat the disease.
No ingredients are listed on the Web site, so I emailed Greg Roberts (the pharmacist) to find out. He replied that Last Lotion consists of purified water, petrolatum, and mineral oil, as well as "a 3 part antimicrobial system which protects the product from microbes." Clearly, none of these are antipsoriatic substances. While this stuff may be a fantastic moisturizer, it should not be considered a treatment for psoriasis (but moisturizers may be important as part of a treatment regimen).
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