Know When to Recommend New OTC Differin 0.1% Gel for Acne

January 2017

Differin 0.1% (adapalene) GEL will be the first Rx topical retinoid for acne to go OTC.

Adapalene 0.3% gel and 0.1% cream and lotion will stay Rx-only.

But expect many payers not to cover the Rx 0.1% gel once it's OTC.

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Table of Contents

Cardiology Limit Dose and Duration of NSAIDs in High-CV-Risk Patients
End-of-Life Care Fine-Tune Medications to Minimize Symptoms at the End of Life
Opioids Consider Treating Your Opioid-Dependent Patients With Buprenorphine/Naloxone
Calcium Help Patients Use Calcium Supplements Safely
Diabetes Adlyxin and Soliqua Join a Crowded Market of Injectable Diabetes Meds
Vaccines Give Pregnant Women the Tdap Vaccine With Every Pregnancy
Acne Know When to Recommend New OTC Differin 0.1% Gel for Acne
Inhalers Prevent Common Inhaler Errors
Pediatrics Use Systemic Quinolones as a Last Resort in Kids...But Not Due to Joint Concerns
Dehydration Consider Diluted Apple Juice an Option for Mild Dehydration in Kids
Obesity & Weight Loss See How Lomaira and Belviq XR Stack Up Against Other Weight Loss Meds
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