CLYR / SKIN
Two ingredients.
A routine for your skin.
Azelaic acid 15% and niacinamide 4% in one compounded facial cream. Choose your size, complete a focused screening, and let your provider review what fits your skin.
15%Azelaic acid
4%Niacinamide
From $99 · billed once
Provider review and shipping included.
Prescription required. This compounded combination is not FDA-approved. Read safety information
CLYR / SKIN CARE
Know your formula
Clearly labeled.
Individually prescribed.
Niacinamide
Tell your provider what you are treating, what you have tried, and everything else you take or apply. Your screening becomes part of your clinical review.
Review, treatment and delivery
Choose your size.
One clear price.
20 g · one bottle
$99
Billed once. No subscription.
- Provider review included
- Medication, if prescribed
- Shipping included
- Care through your patient portal
30 g · one bottle
$109
Billed once. No subscription.
- Provider review included
- Medication, if prescribed
- Shipping included
- Care through your patient portal
45 g · one bottle
$119
Billed once. No subscription.
- Provider review included
- Medication, if prescribed
- Shipping included
- Care through your patient portal
Use only as prescribed. The duration of each bottle depends on your provider’s directions. Reorders require review; nothing renews automatically.
From screening to your door
Care follows the bottle.
Your screening
Answer focused questions about your health, allergies and current treatments.
Provider review
A licensed provider reviews your request and decides whether to prescribe.
Your patient portal
Follow your order, contact your care team and request future treatment in one place.
Before you start
Share any ingredient allergies, sensitive or broken skin, other facial treatments, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Avoid the eyes, lips, mucous membranes and broken skin. Your provider sets the amount, frequency and duration; follow the pharmacy label.
This is a compounded medication prepared for an individual prescription. It has not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Results vary. The screening does not replace a provider’s assessment.