If you got a great compound rx for retinol cream, can you share?
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Anonymous
| What is in your prescription? How much % of retinol? Anything else besides retinol (e.g. green tea?) ? |
Anonymous
| by "compound" you mean a mix that the pharmacist makes? By Rx? Or which brand of Retin-A by manufacturer? Or non Rx? |
Anonymous
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Yes, the one the pharmacist mix for you from a "unique" recipe prescribed by your doctor.
If not, with rx brand do you use and how did it work for you? |
Anonymous
| Adapalene for son's keritosis pilaris and occasional comedone on forehead from dirty bangs and not washing his hair more frequently I think mine is Tretinon at .10% but I'll check. |
Anonymous
| Why would you need a compounding pharmacy for this? Wouldn't you just use the prescription and fill it at a pharmacy? |
Anonymous
| I checked - yes, my mine is Tretinon at .10%. Son's is adapalene. I've never heard of "compound retin-A" and I've been using Retin-A my entire life except when pregnant and nursing. Am I missing something? |