Hands & Wrists Eczema Solution

Your cream is compounded for your hands, not pulled off a shelf.

• Mixed for your skin. Built around your triggers, your severity, and how your hands actually flare.
• Several actives, one cream. No layering three products and hoping.
• Hands get their own formula. Palm skin is thick and stubborn; the backs of your hands are thin and reactive. They don't get the same thing.
• Reworked, not just refilled. Not responding by week three? Your specialist changes the formula, at no extra cost.

Built for hands that stopped responding to what's on the shelf.

• Your palms crack open and sting when you wash your hands
• Your knuckles split every time you bend your fingers
• You've been handed the same steroid tube again and again
• Work keeps your hands wet, gloved, or in and out of soap all day
• You're hiding your hands in meetings or avoiding handshakes

Conditions we commonly treat here: chronic hand eczema, dyshidrotic eczema, irritant and allergic contact dermatitis, nummular eczema, atopic dermatitis on the hands and wrists, and cracking around the nails.

We may not be able to treat eczema only on the scalp, only on the genitals, or covering more than 70% of your body. Those cases currently require in-person care. Curex treats adults and children aged 2 and older, in all 50 states.

Your exact prescription is decided by your clinician after medical review. For hands and wrists, formulas are commonly built from:

Steroid-based, for active flares

Non-steroid, for flares and sensitive skin

Maintenance, to keep flares from returning

How your clinician chooses

Steroids and non-steroidals both have a place, and neither is automatically the right answer. Well-chosen steroids can calm an angry flare quickly. Non-steroidals are often better suited to thin or sensitive skin and to long-term maintenance. Your clinician picks based on your skin, the specific spots affected, and how you respond.

• Your clinician selects the lowest effective potency for the area being treated.
• Palms tolerate stronger formulations than the thin skin on the backs of hands and wrists. Your formula accounts for that.
• Most patients move to a maintenance formula once the flare is under control, which keeps results going with less medication.
• Have a preference either way? Tell your clinician during intake and they'll work with it where it's clinically appropriate.
• You have 24/7 clinician oversight. If something stings, spreads, or doesn't settle, message your specialist and the formula gets adjusted.
• Mention any pregnancy, breastfeeding, current medications, or prior reactions during intake.

Final treatment, medication, formulation, and instructions are determined by a licensed clinician after medical review. Compounded medications have not been approved by the FDA and the FDA has not evaluated their safety or efficacy.

One price, cream included. No contract.

• $75/month. Billed monthly. Cancel anytime, no fees.
• That one price covers your online visit, your compounded cream, and shipping. Nothing else to buy.
• Your cream ships free every 2 months, so one shipment covers two billed months.
• Treating another area too? Each additional area is $60/month instead of $75.
• HSA and FSA accepted, and we work with all major insurance providers.

Try it risk free for 30 days. If your hands aren't better, we refund every dollar.

From your hands to your cream in five steps.

1. Tell us your history, your triggers, and where on your hands you flare (photos help)
2. A board-certified eczema specialist reviews your skin and decides what belongs in your formula
3. Your Flare Up Control cream is compounded at our pharmacy, sometimes the same day you finish your intake
4. It ships free to your door, with full instructions on how and when to apply it
5. As your hands calm, you move to a maintenance cream that keeps the flares from coming back

No appointments, no waiting rooms, no time off work. Your specialist stays reachable the whole way.