3% or 10% creams
Is there a difference between percentages of creams? I assume higher percentages are available by other companies to avoid using so much cream at once. But is 100mg of a 3% cream, such as Natpro, the same as 100mg of a 10% cream. It is after all 100mg of progesterone from either.
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