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Is supatret 0.04%, the generic version of retin a (tretinoin) micro 0.04%? if so is there any difference in quality ?
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Yes generic version: Generally generic products are formulated to be of same quality as their brand name equivalents. The generics are usually cheaper. Try for yourself to see if you have a preference as sometimes the inert (non active) ingredients in a generic may give the product a different feel.
Answered 4/17/2015
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