TARO Adapalene 0.1% USP Gel, Paraben Free, Retinoid Acne-Prone Facial Treatment for Sensitive Skin, Prescription Strenght (0.5)

This product is great. If you need a retinoid that helps with acne she’s the one. Be consistent for best results of skin turnover and acne control.

I love this product!! It has the same active ingredient as the name brand gel, but half the price. I’m so glad that I found it. It works just the same as the name brand stuff if not better. It goes on smooth and doesn’t leave streaks or oil on your skin.

This works just as good as the name brand Differen gel! Will buy again?

Works and isnt too irritating. Overpriced and tube is small but this is a spot treatment. Don't put it where you don't have zits

This gel has made a big difference in my teenager’s acne. It’s prescription-strength but gentle enough for sensitive skin and doesn’t cause irritation like other retinoids. The gel is easy to apply and absorbs quickly without feeling greasy. It’s paraben-free, which is a bonus for sensitive skin. After consistent use, acne has noticeably reduced, and skin texture improved. Highly recommend for tough acne cases.

Good price compared to other more expensive brands. Use with benzoyl peroxide to help with acne. Get this same brand every time I run out.

I've always used a benzoyl peroxide acne spot treatment; however, I've also bleached / ruined many sets of pillowcases and sheets over the years. Therefore I finally I decided to try adapalene gel, which was competitively priced compared to other retailers. My experience with benzoyl peroxide gels and creams is that with several applications they almost always shrink pimples; I've used the adapalene for consecutive days on several different occasions without noticing much change in the acne. I recognize that there might be other factors involved, but my experience suggest that, at least for me, this adapalene gel doesn't work as well on my skin blemishes as other OTC benzoyl products have in the past. I wouldn't buy this again (or maybe I'd get a stronger formulation?).

This really works! I normally use Differ in & his is the generic which works exactly the same. Skin is definitely better. Will repurchase.