Is there an over-the-counter equivelant to Retin-A Micro .04%?

Thank you for your post.I recommend the use of RR Retinoid Repair cream from Kare Skin. It is great for daily use. 

A prescription tube of .04% Retin-A Micro may be expensive, but it also works better and should last you about a year. Going to an OTC product with a 1% Retinol will be less effective AND you're going to have to buy it several times a year because the packaging is much smaller. Meaning you actually may spend more than you would on a single prescription..... "This
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