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People come to Murad when they`re ready to transform the life of their skin. Murad guarantees that transformation because only Murad combines advanced scientific research and practical clinical experience to create high performance skincare products, dietary supplements and lifestyle programs that help people look and feel their absolute best. As America`s first authentic doctor-developed brand, Murad remains true to the scientific principles of its founder, world-renowned dermatologist Howard Murad, M.D. Shaped by his Inclusive Health philosophy and inspired by the real problems of the more than 50,000 patients and clients who have visited his Los Angeles dermatology practice and Inclusive Health ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.murad.com
  • 2141 Rosecrans Ave #6100
    El Segundo, CA USA 90245
  • Phone: 310.335.1700

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