A prescription retinoid for acne.
Tretinoin is prescribed for acne. Yours is compounded at 0.024% and written for you after a provider review.
Prescription acne care
A prescription retinoid for acne.
As low as $89 $44.50 50% off first month
Clinician review included. Full refund if declined.
You answer questions about your skin and health and add a photo of the affected area. A licensed provider reviews it and decides whether tretinoin fits. Your label carries your directions.
Compounded tretinoin 0.024% cream, 30 mL. Each package is a 30-day supply.
A new package ships each month to all 50 states and DC. Refills follow on your plan. Pause or cancel before renewal.

The package
Your provider sets the amount and timing on your prescription label.
Start online visitTretinoin is prescribed for acne. Yours is compounded at 0.024% and written for you after a provider review.
Your provider sets the amount and timing on your prescription label.
Your provider sets the routine and tells you what to expect along the way.
Questions
Tretinoin is a prescription retinoid used to treat acne. Yours is a compounded 0.024% cream in a 30 mL tube, prescribed after a licensed provider reviews your answers and your photo.
Your provider sets how much cream to apply and how often. Follow the directions on your prescription label.
Dryness and some irritation are common when you first start a retinoid. Your provider will tell you what to expect and how to adjust, and you can message the care team with questions.
Tretinoin works over weeks. Use it as your provider directs, and ask what to expect for your skin.
A photo of the affected area lets your provider see your skin as part of the review, alongside your answers about your health history and medicines.
Your first month is 50% off. Choose 1, 3, or 12 months. Longer plans lower the monthly price.
All 50 states and Washington, DC.
Yes. A licensed U.S. provider reviews your online visit and decides whether tretinoin is right for you. Compounded medicines are not FDA-approved.
Tretinoin 0.024% cream requires a prescription. It is compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy. Compounded medicines are not FDA-approved. A licensed provider decides whether it is appropriate for you. Tell your provider about every medicine and skin product you use, and follow the directions on your label.