What might a provider prescribe?

Where clinically appropriate, providers often consider prescription retinoids such as tretinoin, sometimes in compounded formulations tailored to your skin. Nothing is prescribed unless it's right for you.

Is this safe during pregnancy?

No — tretinoin is not safe during pregnancy, and our intake screens for this before you ever pay. If you're pregnant or planning to be, your OB/GYN is the right partner for now.

Will my skin get worse before it gets better?

Some people experience an adjustment period with prescription retinoids — dryness or purging in early weeks. Your provider sets expectations and adjusts your plan.

How long until results?

Skin cycles are slow. Most people need consistent use over several months to see meaningful change — anyone promising overnight results is overselling.

Is a prescription guaranteed?

No. A licensed provider decides what's clinically appropriate for you.

Are compounded formulations FDA-approved?

No — compounded formulations are prepared for you specifically by licensed US pharmacies and are not FDA-approved. Your provider will tell you plainly which category your plan falls into.

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Clinical skincare, prescribed for your skin.

A licensed provider reviews your skin, your history, and your goals — and builds a prescription plan if it's right for you.

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Compounded formulations, where used, are prepared for you specifically and are not FDA-approved — your provider explains what they're recommending and why.

The basics

What it is

Provider-directed prescription skincare — typically built around clinically studied ingredients like tretinoin where appropriate for you.

Compounded formulations, where used, are prepared for you specifically and are not FDA-approved. Your provider explains exactly what they're recommending and why.

Is this you?

Who it's for

Adults who want prescription-strength skincare with clinical oversight
People whose over-the-counter routine has plateaued
Anyone who wants a provider — not an algorithm — reading their skin

The process

How it works

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Complete a short online skin intake
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A licensed provider reviews your skin and history
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If appropriate, your prescription formulation ships from a US pharmacy
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Adjust strength and routine with your provider over time

Your plan

Simple pricing, no surprises.

Pricing

from $99/mo

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Compounded Tretinoin$99/mo · free shipping

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What's included

Provider consultation and skin review
Personalized prescription plan when appropriate
Ongoing adjustments as your skin adapts
US-pharmacy fulfillment and home shipping, if prescribed

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Medication is billed only if prescribed — a prescription is never guaranteed.

Prices include free 2-day shipping.

Consultation fee shown at checkout. Formulation pricing is confirmed before you commit to anything.

Your care team

Licensed clinicians make every decision.

Every skin consultation is reviewed by an independent, licensed US clinician authorized to practice in your state. Providers decide what to prescribe, what to test, and when treatment isn't the right answer — decisions are lab-based and monitored over time, never one-click scripts.

Board-certified network

Our network includes clinicians board-certified in dermatology.

Questions

Common questions, straight answers.

Important safety information

Prescription retinoids increase sun sensitivity — daily sunscreen matters, and applications are typically at night. Not safe during pregnancy.

About compounded medications

Compounded medications are prepared by state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies or FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facilities for an individual patient under a provider's prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved: the FDA does not evaluate compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are dispensed. A licensed provider will tell you plainly whether anything they recommend is FDA-approved or compounded, and why.

Oravix connects you with independent, licensed healthcare providers for telehealth services. Care is delivered by professionals licensed in your state and is based on their clinical judgment. When appropriate, a provider may prescribe medication — but a prescription is never guaranteed. Oravix is not a pharmacy, not a prescription-fulfillment service, and not an insurance provider, and does not itself provide medical advice. Telehealth visits are not a substitute for ongoing care from a primary care physician. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.