“Someone finally took my HS seriously”
“For years I was told it was just boils. The online visit was private, and the doctor actually understood what HS is.”
Prescription HS treatment
Take Back Control From HS Flares
For painful bumps and abscesses in the armpits, groin and skin folds that keep coming back.
A prescription cream that pairs Resorcinol 15% with Clindamycin 1%, applied right where flares happen. Prescribed online by a U.S.-licensed doctor. No waiting room, no awkward exam.
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Two ingredients.Applied right where flares start.
Why HS Keeps Coming Back
Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), sometimes called acne inversa, is a long-term inflammatory skin condition. It starts in hair follicles where skin rubs together, like the armpits, groin, buttocks, inner thighs and under the breasts.
Common signs of HS
- Painful, deep lumps that look like boils or cysts
- Bumps that keep coming back in the same spots
- Lumps that swell, open and drain
- Paired blackheads or scarring in skin folds
Many people are told it’s just boils, ingrown hairs or acne, and go years without the right diagnosis because it’s so hard to talk about. Friction, heat, sweat, hormones and smoking can all trigger flares.
So if you’ve already tried…
- Acne washes
- Warm compresses
- Antibacterial soap
- Switching deodorants
…and the flares still came back, you’re not alone. HS needs a prescription-level plan, not another drugstore product.
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Our approach
Treat Flares Where They Start
Resorcinol 15% is a peeling agent that helps open up the blocked hair follicles where HS lumps begin.
Clindamycin 1% is a prescription topical antibiotic that targets bacteria and helps calm inflammation.
Both are topical treatments commonly recommended for mild to moderate HS. Together in one cream, they go directly on the areas that flare, with no pills traveling through your whole body.
Two prescription ingredients. Applied exactly where HS flares.
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What to Expect
With Consistent Use
Results build gradually. Here’s what a typical treatment timeline looks like when you use your cream as directed.
1
Week 1
Your prescription arrives. You start applying it to flare-prone areas exactly as your doctor directs.
2
Weeks 2–4
Many patients notice active bumps feel calmer and less tender.*
3
Months 2–3
With steady use, many patients see flares that are smaller or less frequent.*
4
Ongoing
HS is long-term, so your doctor helps you adjust your plan as your skin changes.*
*Individual results vary. Your physician will set realistic expectations during your visit.
How It Works
Your whole visit happens online. No waiting rooms, no awkward exams.
1
Complete a quick online visit
Answer a few questions about your skin and health history. It takes a few minutes, from anywhere.
2
A U.S. doctor reviews it
A licensed physician reviews your information and, if appropriate, prescribes your treatment. It ships from a U.S. pharmacy.
3
Apply it as directed
Apply a thin layer to the affected skin, exactly as your doctor directs. Your doctor can adjust your plan as you go.
The formula
Two Proven Ingredients,
Two Proven Ingredients,
One Prescription Cream
15%
Resorcinol
Opens blocked follicles
Peeling agent
Helps unplug the hair follicles where HS lumps start and soften existing bumps.
1%
Clindamycin
Targets bacteria
Topical antibiotic
A prescription antibiotic that targets bacteria on the skin and helps calm inflammation.
The Vuret Promise
U.S.-Licensed Physicians
503A Licensed Pharmacy
Prescription Strength
100% Online Visit
No Insurance Needed
Discreet Shipping
You’re never charged for medication unless a doctor approves your prescription.
Vuret vs. the Usual Options
| Feature | Vuret | OTC WashesOTC | In-Office VisitsOffice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prescription-strength ingredients | |||
| Applied directly where flares happen | — | ||
| No waiting rooms or awkward exams | |||
| Prescribed online, shipped to your door | — | ||
| No insurance needed | — |
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What Patients Are Saying
“Fewer, smaller flare-ups”
“My underarm flares used to come back every few weeks. Since starting the cream, they’ve been smaller and less frequent.”
“No awkward exam room”
“Talking about HS face to face always embarrassed me. Doing it online made it so much easier to finally get help.”
Individual results vary.
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Start Treating Your HS
Answer a few questions online. A U.S.-licensed doctor reviews every visit and, if treatment is right for you, writes your prescription.
Prescription Treatment
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Flare control
HS Flare Control Cream
Resorcinol 15% + Clindamycin 1%
A prescription cream for active HS flares, applied directly to flare-prone areas.
Every prescription includes
- Online visit with a U.S.-licensed doctor
- 30 g prescription cream
- Compounded in a licensed U.S. 503A pharmacy
- Messages from your provider during treatment
- Plain, discreet packaging
You won’t be charged for medication unless a U.S.-licensed doctor approves your prescription.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is hidradenitis suppurativa?
HS is a long-term inflammatory skin condition that causes painful lumps in areas where skin rubs together, like the armpits, groin and under the breasts. The lumps can swell, drain and return in the same places.
Is HS contagious?
No. HS is not contagious, and it isn’t caused by poor hygiene.
How do I use the cream?
Apply a thin layer to the affected areas exactly as your doctor directs. Your prescription comes with directions for use.
Will this cure my HS?
There’s no cure for HS, but treatment can help manage flares. Your physician will set realistic expectations based on your symptoms.
What can trigger HS flares?
Common triggers include friction from tight clothing, heat and sweat, hormonal changes, smoking and extra weight. Loose, breathable clothing and gentle cleansing can help alongside your treatment.
Is this right for severe HS?
Topical treatment is best suited to mild to moderate HS. If you have deep tunnels under the skin, widespread scarring or flares that don’t respond, your doctor may recommend in-person care alongside or instead of topical treatment.
Do I need to see a doctor in person?
No. Your visit happens online. A U.S.-licensed physician reviews your answers and, if treatment is right for you, writes your prescription. You can message your provider during treatment.
Do I need insurance?
No. Vuret is direct-pay, so you skip insurance paperwork, prior authorizations and high co-pays.
Why do I enter payment info before I’m approved?
Your payment information is collected securely at checkout, but you won’t be charged for the medication until a licensed physician reviews your information and approves your prescription. If you aren’t approved, you won’t be charged.
Where is it made?
Every Vuret formula is compounded in a licensed U.S. 503A pharmacy and shipped to your door in plain packaging.
What if I’m already using another medication?
That’s okay. Just be sure to disclose all medications, supplements and treatments during your visit so your physician can check for interactions.