“My arms finally feel smooth”
“I’ve had bumpy upper arms since I was a teenager, and scrubbing never helped. After a couple of months, my skin feels so much smoother.”
For the rough, bumpy “chicken skin” on your arms, thighs and buttocks.
Our strongest formula for KP. Urea 20%, lactic acid and salicylic acid dissolve the buildup behind the bumps while tretinoin keeps follicles clear. Prescribed online by a U.S.-licensed doctor.


Keratosis pilaris (KP) is one of the most common skin conditions there is. It happens when keratin, a protein that protects your skin, builds up and plugs your hair follicles. Each plug becomes a small, rough bump.
KP is harmless and not contagious, but it’s stubborn and often runs in families. Scrubbing only skims the surface, and the bumps come right back.
So if you’ve already tried…
…and your skin still feels like sandpaper, it’s not your fault. KP needs ingredients that dissolve the plugs, not just polish the surface.
Urea 20% softens and breaks down the keratin plugs that cause each bump.
Lactic acid 10% and salicylic acid 2% loosen dead skin on the surface and inside the follicle.
Tretinoin 0.025% speeds up skin turnover so follicles stay clear.
Dissolve the buildup. Smooth the bumps.


Results build gradually. Here’s what a typical treatment timeline looks like when you use your cream as directed.
Skin starts to feel softer as the urea and acids get to work.*
Many patients notice bumps looking smaller and less red.*
Skin feels noticeably smoother for many patients.*
Once skin is smooth, you’ll move to a gentler maintenance cream to help prevent future flare-ups.*
*Individual results vary. Your physician will set realistic expectations during your visit.
Your whole visit happens online. No waiting rooms, no awkward exams.
Answer a few questions about your skin and health history. It takes a few minutes, from anywhere.

A licensed physician reviews your information and, if appropriate, prescribes your treatment. It ships from a U.S. pharmacy.

Apply a thin layer to the affected skin, exactly as your doctor directs. Your doctor can adjust your plan as you go.
Breaks down the keratin plugs behind KP bumps and pulls moisture into rough skin.
Loosens dead skin and hydrates at the same time.
Works inside the pore to help clear the plug.
Speeds up skin turnover so follicles don’t plug back up.
You’re never charged for medication unless a doctor approves your prescription.
| Feature | Vuret | OTC LotionsOTC | Body ScrubsScrubs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prescription-strength ingredients | |||
| Dissolves the plugs, not just the surface | |||
| Prescribed online, shipped to your door | — | — | |
| No insurance needed |
“I’ve had bumpy upper arms since I was a teenager, and scrubbing never helped. After a couple of months, my skin feels so much smoother.”
“I used to avoid tank tops all summer because of the bumps. Now I don’t even think about it.”
“I apply it after my shower and that’s it. A little stinging the first week, then my skin got used to it.”
Individual results vary.
Answer a few questions online. A U.S.-licensed doctor reviews every visit and, if treatment is right for you, writes your prescription.

Urea 20% + Lactic Acid 10% + Salicylic Acid 2% + Tretinoin 0.025%
The prescription-strength formula for dissolving rough, bumpy KP.
You won’t be charged for medication unless a U.S.-licensed doctor approves your prescription.
KP happens when keratin builds up and plugs hair follicles. It often runs in families and can get worse in dry weather.
No. Keratosis pilaris is harmless and not contagious.
Some stinging, dryness or redness can happen at first, especially with tretinoin and the acids. Your doctor can adjust how often you apply it.
KP tends to come back when treatment stops. Once your skin is smooth, your doctor will transition you to our gentler maintenance cream to keep skin smooth and prevent future flare-ups.
There’s no permanent cure, but KP can be smoothed out and kept under control with the right routine. Many people find it improves with age. Because KP tends to return when treatment stops, most people move to a gentler maintenance routine once their skin is smooth.
No. Skip harsh scrubs and loofahs. Rubbing can irritate KP and make redness worse. Let the cream do the exfoliating, use a gentle cleanser, and moisturize after bathing while your skin is still damp.
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.
No. Vuret is direct-pay, so you skip insurance paperwork, prior authorizations and high co-pays.
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.
Every Vuret formula is compounded in a licensed U.S. 503A pharmacy and shipped to your door in plain packaging.
That’s okay. Just be sure to disclose all medications, supplements and treatments during your visit so your physician can check for interactions.