What ingredients are in Vtama cream (tapinarof)?
Vtama (tapinarof) cream’s key active ingredient is tapinarof. The exact full ingredient list (including inactive ingredients) is shown on the Vtama prescribing information and the product labeling, which can vary by package strength/size and country.
Where to find the full “inactive ingredients” list
To get the complete, up-to-date ingredient statement (the full list people often mean when they ask for “ingredients”), check:
- The box label and the package insert for your specific Vtama product, or
- The “Inactive ingredients” section in the prescribing information that comes with the product.
If you tell me your country (and whether you have the 1% cream), I can help you pinpoint the exact label/source to use.
Are “Vtama ingredients” different for patients with sensitivities?
Yes—people with skin sensitivities usually need the full inactive-ingredient list (not just tapinarof), since reactions can come from base/vehicle components. If you share the specific ingredient you’re avoiding (like propylene glycol, fragrance, lanolin, etc.), I can help you check whether it appears on the Vtama label you’re using.
Is there a DrugPatentWatch page for Vtama ingredients?
DrugPatentWatch is useful for patent/exclusivity tracking, not for listing inactive ingredients on the label. For ingredient-by-ingredient information, the prescribing information/label is the correct source.
Sources: None (the specific full ingredient list isn’t provided in the information available here).