Retin-a substitute (product, smell, older)

[leftygold]

Now that Retin-A has been discontinued, does anyone know the name of the cream that will replace it?

GetCanadianDrugs.com is advertising Stieva A Forte, as the new Retin-A. I am not sold on it, because it turns watery after a while, which Retin-A by Johnson and Johnson never did, even when it was old.

[DR2012]

Oh wow I had no idea! I still have quite a lot of mine left, so I didn't know. Wow, shocked.
I'm on a prescription - is the prescription version discontinued, too?

[leftygold]

Originally Posted by DR2012

Oh wow I had no idea! I still have quite a lot of mine left, so I didn't know. Wow, shocked.
I'm on a prescription - is the prescription version discontinued, too?

You can get some from Canada via Turkey, and India, but who knows what it is on them? Johnson and Johnson is the holder of that patent, and their cream was the best.....

[TheImportersWife]

Tretinoin can still be purchased in the states.

[Sweet*Tea]

Originally Posted by leftygold

Now that Retin-A has been discontinued, does anyone know the name of the cream that will replace it?

GetCanadianDrugs.com is advertising Stieva A Forte, as the new Retin-A. I am not sold on it, because it turns watery after a while, which Retin-A by Johnson and Johnson never did, even when it was old.

When was it discontinued? I have not heard this.

[DontH8Me]

Isn't Renova a similar branded product? My dermo gave me a sample a few years ago and I really liked the way it smelled.

[leftygold]

Originally Posted by TheImportersWife

Tretinoin can still be purchased in the states.

Yes, at a very high prices per gram.....The Canadian pharmacies are under siege by the USA Government to stop selling to us. The USA Government has stop Google, MSN, and Bing from advertising Canadian Drugs, they only allow advertisement for the very expensive ones.....that compete with the USA industries.