how much are you paying for tretinoin?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GoodRx for about $60 at CVS, but have also stocked up in Costa Rica, Mexico, and India for pennies

GoodRx is showing $263 with coupon at CVS-- what am I missing?

Are you selecting generic tretinoin? With Goodrx generic 45g 0.025% should be about $40 and 0.05% should be around $65 at CVS.

[Anonymous]

$11 for a 45 day supply on Amazon. Think it was $40ish before insurance.

[Anonymous]

I've ordered tret from All Day Chemist- under $10/tube

[Anonymous]

My insurance covers it (adult acne) and it is $10/tube.

[Anonymous]

I use Altreno which is an RX formula with some things added in to help with dryness bc o have super dry skin and I think it is $60 copay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was paying $40 a tube. Then I had a flare-up with adult acne/rosacea a year ago which I tied to stress and spicy foods. My derm was able to write a script that insurance would cover, so now I pay $6. I feel like I won the lottery.

You can also look at retinaldehyde over the counter. Paula’s Choice has a nice version. It’s the closest to Tret without a prescription.

If rosacea, it's probably SIBO causing it.

[Anonymous]

Wow. They really rip off us Americans!

[Anonymous]

$20 on Amazon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've ordered tret from All Day Chemist- under $10/tube

Same! I love them!

But last time I ordered there was some issue with payment and they wanted me to upload my drivers license? I wasn’t willing to do it so I couldn’t get my order.

[Anonymous]

So there's plenty of Indian Tretinoin available as "retinol cream" on Amazon. It's legit since it's literally too cheap to counterfeit.

Yes, Americans are being price gouged on this stuff.

https://www.amazon.com/Retinol-Vitamin-Wrinkles-Treatment-Anti-Aging/dp/B0BTYSF7HQ/ref=sr_1_6?crid=35CD2BXWBWWA7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ZZuM4LbMK6BCdTOY6GXTh0tgbB5Y_qNMZlAQfqi19qdB3wbxEzt_NNbG8_X_E1gJmlmNDffeBsM40kvv0OP2-oQCedtCu7-2pQnPQMk2cL1Qf-M2mQNWyXu_7GXGuppDLFiZmqYTtmHRTZNcPCu040Dr3Zx1RaXy0JhGO3mhSz7HqnnpTLwrj-snKeAGfLPWdMKJMLA4g7nTzZbnRHR0i50Vayw7A6TVUIB0DpfgfV4AcPw8DWw1JLPgRojKeSxSZ8wbJudxzbJHB25uPhnZaUwrqZrVIb_Ihc_Xg2mC0Ks.2D1G2VybVjCtM83deqPeynZqmMHu4HKhrAVdd6yeqaY&dib_tag=se&keywords=retinol+cream+0.5&qid=1778367589&sprefix=retinol+cream+0.5%2Caps%2C195&sr=8-6

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GoodRx for about $60 at CVS, but have also stocked up in Costa Rica, Mexico, and India for pennies

GoodRx is showing $263 with coupon at CVS-- what am I missing?

Keep looking. I usually get for $40 via Goodrx

Maybe I don't understand how goodrx works. By keep looking, do you mean wait a while, big discounts will come around, or do you mean that I should somehow be searching their website for some hidden deal?

[Anonymous]

$10

[Anonymous]

$25 for .1

[Anonymous]

$30 from nurx. It can go cheaper but a tube lasts me a long time so I haven’t bothered

[Anonymous]

$15 for 90 day supply - 3 tubes