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[Pord]

Hey,

I have been searching the forms quite a bit and I still can't seem to find an up to date percentages (strengths) on the different type of topical retinoids.

Can someone please direct me to where I can find the percentages? You could just post them here too if you'd like.

This is the only thing that I have found (but I know that it is not exactly correct):


Retin A
Indicated for Acne
Generic Name: Tretinoin Strengths:0.01% Gel; 0.025% Gel; 0.025% Cream; 0.05% Liquid; 0.05% Cream; 0.1% Cream; 0.1% Micro Gel
Avita
Indicated for Acne. As it's generic is tretinoin, similar skin rejuvenation use considered appropriate
Generic Name:
Strengths:
Differin
Indicated for Acne
Generic Name: Adapalene
Strengths: 0.1% Gel; 0.1% Solution
Tazorac
Indicated for Psoriasis and Acne. Good for those with chronically oily skin or severe blackhead form of acne. Pending indication for skin rejuvenation.
Generic Name:Tazarotene
Strengths: 0.1% Cream; 0.1% Gel; 0.05% Cream; 0.05% Gel
Renova
Generic Name: Tretinoin
Strengths: 0.05% Cream; 0.025% Cream

Thanks so much for the help!

[Pord]

Anyone?

[californiaEstie]

I only know Differin - the ones I've tried have been Differin cream .1, Differin gel .3, and Differin lotion .1

[Pord]

Thanks for the input.

[californiaEstie]

No problem

I like Differin .3 gel the best, just FYI. Lotion blows, and cream is nice and gentle.

[Pord]

Do you like the Differin .3 to help with acne, or to help with anti-aging and shallow scars?

Gel is good. Lotion blows.

[californiaEstie]

For me the gel helps with all 3! This is why I loooove it.

[Pord]

Good to know.

[acnebattlegirl]

Does anyone know anything about Retisol-A?