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Is retinol cope?

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I'm seeing that tretinoin is the main choice for retinoids, but I don't actually know how to get it without a prescription. Should I get some retinol? Or should I find a way to source tretinoin?

My problem with finding a way to source tretinoin is that I don't know where to even start
 
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I'm seeing that tretinoin is the main choice for retinoids, but I don't actually know how to get it without a prescription. Should I get some retinol? Or should I find a way to source tretinoin?

My problem with finding a way to source tretinoin is that I don't know where to even start
glp1 forums have sources just dont be stupid enough to fall for scams. I have web sources ill give via pm but they might not be all that.
 
I'm seeing that tretinoin is the main choice for retinoids, but I don't actually know how to get it without a prescription. Should I get some retinol? Or should I find a way to source tretinoin?

My problem with finding a way to source tretinoin is that I don't know where to even start
Nope, retinols aren’t cope though if your goal is for anti aging then tretinoin would be your choice.

Other than that, using tazarotene would be better for different issues such as scaring, acne in general, and other stuff. Sourcing it wise, you can use indiamart
 
Tazarotene, estriol cream(some what), low-dosing accutane, Azelaic acid can all help with that.

If your scars are deep, then look into laser treatments.
Is accutane used at the same time with taz? Or do I choose one or the other?
 
Use indiamart if you want your number to be spammed
Js ask your primary care doctor or dermatologist, it's not like you're asking for isotret
 

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