Dermatica
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Pros
- I have had good luck with Dermatica. They have both 15% and 20% without a rx needed.
- If you’re in the UK then dermatica, skin + me all do prescription tretinoin by post. I use dermatica personally. They have dermatologists that do the clinical reviews by photographs and sign the prescriptions. It’s all perfectly legal an...
- I switched to Dermatica (.05% tretinoin and 4% niacinamide). That helped for a little while.
- I have also ordered a dermatica prescription for tretinoin & plan to start that to help treat the fine lines n acne
- I have been very pleased with the Dermatica formula they gave me, although it is different than yours. I put in what doesn’t work for me (which includes adapalene and niacinamide lol) and have been very pleased with the results on my ros...
Cons
- I was actually wondering why some 20% are for sale OTC on places like Amazon and Dermatica when that concentration is prescription only. It is confusing and they don't really explain why those are OTC.
Sentiment
9 positive (90%) · 1 mixed (10%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +88% · raw score 90%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
I have had good luck with Dermatica. They have both 15% and 20% without a rx needed.
If you’re in the UK then dermatica, skin + me all do prescription tretinoin by post. I use dermatica personally. They have dermatologists that do the clinical reviews by photographs and sign the prescriptions. It’s all perfectly legal and easy to access.
I was actually wondering why some 20% are for sale OTC on places like Amazon and Dermatica when that concentration is prescription only. It is confusing and they don't really explain why those are OTC.
I switched to Dermatica (.05% tretinoin and 4% niacinamide). That helped for a little while.
I have also ordered a dermatica prescription for tretinoin & plan to start that to help treat the fine lines n acne
I have been very pleased with the Dermatica formula they gave me, although it is different than yours. I put in what doesn’t work for me (which includes adapalene and niacinamide lol) and have been very pleased with the results on my rosacea.
A friend recommended Dertmatica, so I’m giving it a go.
I use a 3 in 1 combo of Benzoyl peroxide (kills the bacteria that causes acne), clyndamycin (anti biotic) and adapalene (retinol). Cleared my skin right up. Not one spot. I'm in the UK and buy online from a company called Dermatica.
Recently started on a mix of benzoyl peroxide, Adapalene and clindamycin (via a site/company called Dermatica) has completely sorted me out. I’ve used them a few times for things like Melasma, which also got sorted out (with a diff formula).
When you have plenty of products at a much lower price that do the same or a better job, it just doesn't seem worth it. This includes vitamin C serums and creams (see Timeless, Dermatica)
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