Kinerase, a new nonprescription cream for wrinkles

November 1999

People are asking about Kinerase, a new nonprescription cream for wrinkles. It's getting a lot of publicity in the U.S...and is now being marketed by ICN Canada.

Some dermatologists and plastic surgeons are selling it as an alternative to Renova or Retin-A.

They say Kinerase causes less skin irritation.

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Kinerase, a new nonprescription cream for wrinkles

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