18+ · Prescription-only — consult your prescriber. We hold no product. Disclaimer.
For rosacea, acne and post-inflammatory pigmentation. Sold in the US as Finacea. Unusually, it is considered safe in pregnancy — which is why it is often chosen over retinoids.
What it actually costs
The smallest gap in this vertical — about 1.3×
| Route | Price | Per gram |
|---|---|---|
| US retail50g tube | $109.86 | $2.197 |
| US, free GoodRx couponno account, no membership | $42.15 | $0.843 |
| US, GoodRx Companionpaid, $9.99–$14.99/mo | $26.13–$46.13 | $0.52–$0.92 |
| Overseas, GMP-verifiedMicro Labs · 15g · 6-tube tier | $9.50 | $0.633 |
Checked 15 Aug 2026 · ZIP 37996 · varies by pharmacy — check yours
On price alone, this one is close to a coin flip — and we are not going to inflate it. We could print 2.65× by quoting the cheaper Picspot gel at $0.318/g, but its manufacturer is unidentified, so it carries a Partial rating and is not what we recommend. Against a named GMP maker the honest figure is 1.33×.
Where it does win: the 20% strength costs the same as the 10%. Per gram of active ingredient that is roughly 2.7× — which is the real argument here, if your prescriber agrees to it.
And the spread between pharmacies is bigger than the spread between countries. Same ZIP, same tube: $26.13 at one chain, $46.13 at another. Checking two or three pharmacies may save you more than importing does.
Verified sources
- 🔒 ████████ — ✅ Micro Labs · 10% and 20% · both pharmacies
- 🔒 ████████ — ⚠️ Partial · half the price per gram, manufacturer unidentified