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is retin-a micro used for warts

07/10/08

Debbie McLaughlin

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Monday, July 28, 2008

Casey McNulty

Hi Debbie,

Thank you for your question! Retin-A Micro is not FDA approved for the treatment of warts. The FDA has approved Retin-A for the treatment of acne, skin-damaged skin, darkened skin, and removal of fine lines and roughness. I hope this helps!

Best of luck,

Casey

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