Adjunctive: In medicine an adjunctive is used to describe a treatment or preparation that supports the main therapy (a treatment or preparation that acts in a subordinate or secondary capacity).
No. It's an adjunctive thing.
There are some supplements out there that say they have the ingredients -- namely resveratrol -- that make red wine so healthy. Do they work?
Topical antibiotics free of polyethylene glycol should be considered adjunctive therapy in addition to systemic antibiotics for the treatment of ecthyma since they can be used safely and there are no contraindications in renally impaired patients.
 See also: Cosmetics, Renal, Lotion, Inflammation, Dermis
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