Rosacea & redness · Topical
Niac / Oxy
Niacinamide / Oxymetazoline 5/1% Cream · 5/1%
A two-active cream of niacinamide and oxymetazoline, listed for rosacea redness.
Starting at $44.50/mo. Billed every 2 months. Cancel anytime. Skip or delay refills. Your plan covers whichever formula a provider prescribes.
- Actives
- Niacinamide, Oxymetazoline
- Formulary strength
- 5/1%
- Form
- Cream
- Size
- 30g / 60g
- Routine
- Topical
- Status
- Prescription only
- Price
- $44.50/mo, billed $89 every 2 months. Cancel anytime. Skip or delay refills (care plan, not a per-formula quote)
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What is in it
The actives, explained.
Niacinamide
A form of vitamin B3 used on the skin to support the skin barrier.
Oxymetazoline
A vasoconstrictor that narrows small blood vessels. On the skin it is used for persistent facial redness.
Ingredient education only. It does not say this formula is right for you or what it will do.
How it is used
Directions come from your prescriber.
A cream applied to the skin. Amount, frequency and time of day are set by your prescriber and printed on the label.
This page deliberately gives no amounts, frequency or duration. If prescribed, the pharmacy label and your provider’s instructions are what you follow.
Cautions to discuss with your provider
- Generally well tolerated; occasionally causes flushing or irritation.
- Tell your provider about heart or blood vessel conditions, blood pressure, and medicines such as MAO inhibitors. Redness can return when it is stopped.
- Prescription only. A licensed provider decides whether it is appropriate; approval is not guaranteed.
General safety information, not a complete list. Your intake asks about medicines, allergies, pregnancy and health history.
Questions
About this formula.
Is this prescribed to me if I choose it?
No. You cannot choose a prescription from this page. A licensed provider reviews your medical intake and decides whether this formula, a different one or none is appropriate.
How would I use it?
A cream applied to the skin. Amount, frequency and time of day are set by your prescriber and printed on the label. This page gives no directions.
What should I know about compounding?
CutisRx prescriptions may be custom compounded by a licensed pharmacy. Compounded medications have not been approved by the FDA, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are dispensed. Ingredient information on this site is education only. Your prescriber decides whether a compounded medication is appropriate for you.
What will it look like when it arrives?
A standard pharmacy bottle, jar or pump with a pharmacy label showing your name, the formula, its strength and your provider’s directions. The photograph on this page is a lifestyle image, not the actual packaging.
What about pregnancy or breastfeeding?
We do not describe any formula as pregnancy-safe. Tell your provider if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy or breastfeeding, and they will decide what is appropriate.
What does it cost?
Your plan price covers whichever formula a provider prescribes: $44.50/mo, billed $89 every 2 months. Cancel anytime. Skip or delay refills. The amount due today, including the one-time $20 review fee per new treatment, is shown at checkout. Your card is authorized at checkout and charged only if the provider approves.
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$44.50/mo, billed $89 every 2 months. Cancel anytime. Skip or delay refills. A licensed provider in our network decides whether treatment is appropriate.