Do you need a prescription for ruxolitinib cream? Yes. Here is what counts

Ruxolitinib cream is a prescription medicine everywhere it is approved. We only supply it against a prescription, for your safety and because most countries require one for personal import.

Getting a prescription for ruxolitinib cream from a doctor
Any licensed doctor can write the prescription; a dermatologist is best placed to. Photo: Vitaly Gariev / Unsplash

What counts as a prescription

— Written or printed by a licensed doctor

— Shows your name, the medicine (ruxolitinib cream 1.5%), and how to use it

— Dated within [PLACEHOLDER] months

— Doctor’s name, registration number and signature or stamp

Sample prescription layout [to be added]

If you do not have one yet

Step 01 Book a visit with a dermatologist or your family doctor

Take our printable fact sheet about ruxolitinib cream

Download fact sheet for your doctor →

Step 03 Ask whether it suits you, and how much area to treat

Step 04 Send us a photo of the prescription

How to send it securely

By email [PLACEHOLDER]

By WhatsApp [PLACEHOLDER]

We keep it only as long as the law requires [PLACEHOLDER period]. See our privacy policy.

Country rules

Some countries also need an import permit or a letter from your doctor. Check your country page.

Ready to fulfill your prescription? Review current inventory statuses and pricing before transmitting documentation.

We cannot write prescriptions and we do not arrange online consultations [PLACEHOLDER: confirm].

All submitted prescriptions undergo verification before dispensing. Patient identity must correspond directly with the import recipient name stated on shipping documentation.

[PLACEHOLDER: how you store and protect prescription files, and for how long]