I buy mine from a Canadian online source (www.feelbest.com). They have the
best price, even after the shipping. And they are fast. I'm giving
Diroseal a 6 month trial before I pass judgement, so I have about 6 weeks to
go. I ate a lot of no-no foods over the holidays, so my face went a bit
nutty. However, I think that maybe I'm seeing some improvement, but I don't
want to make any claims yet.

BTW, if you call Avene's office in the US, they act like they've never heard
of Diroseal. However, on their site (aveneusa.com), there's a
"professionals" link for doctors, where I think it is mentioned (I may be
getting it mixed up w/ Ystheal, an anti-wrinkle product that has the same
actives as Diroseal).

I wouldn't mess w/ overseas online stores, either due to outrageous shipping
or questionable reputations. Oh, it is not an Rx product; its just not
distributed in the US. I've also not seen it in Canadian drugstores,
although I've not looked that hard while there. It may be common, but maybe
its shelved behind the pharmacy counter (like that Rosacure is - I had to
ask for it at a Shoppers Drug Mart, & the cosmetics lady wasn't even aware
they carried it. Oh, before you ask, it didn't do squat for me).

hth!
- Erika


>
> Can you get Diroseal OTC at a local store such as Target or Walmart
> instead or buying online? I am thinking of at least trying it for my
> redness.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Flapjax
>