Creams, prescribed properly.

Is this a fit for you?

A compounded topical may be a good fit if:

• You're an adult looking for medical support with your skin
• You've tried over-the-counter products and want something prescribed
• You're open to a regular conversation with a licensed provider about how your skin responds
• You don't have a skin condition that makes a topical unsuitable for you

Your provider will review your full health history during the consultation and let you know if it's appropriate. Sometimes the answer is no. That's part of how we keep this safe.

From intake to your door

Quick online intake

A short questionnaire about your health and your skin goals. Takes about five minutes.

Compounding pharmacy

A licensed compounding pharmacy prepares your cream after your provider writes the prescription.

Discreet at your door

Your cream ships in plain packaging - no Andrew Meds branding on the outside.

Safety and side effects

Start where your provider says

Topical products can cause irritation or redness where they are applied. Follow the routine your provider gives you.

Tell us what's going on

Use the Andrew Meds care channel to log how your skin is responding and flag anything new.

We're here when you need us

Reach the Andrew Meds care team by message or call. For anything serious, seek medical care right away.

If you experience anything serious, contact your provider or seek medical care right away. Always tell your provider about other medications you take and any health conditions you have. Compounded topicals are not appropriate for everyone. Your provider will review your history and let you know.

Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy when clinically appropriate. They are not FDA-approved as finished products. The active ingredients in our compounded medications have FDA-approved equivalents that are sold under different brand names and are different products.