I tested Curology for 7 months (1 trial bottle, 2 of the 1-month supply, and 3 of the 2-month supply). One of those bottles made my acne better. The consistency of the medication in each bottle and the results produced were noticeably inconsistent. The website and info provided are very well set up. I believe I do need those ingredients I was prescribed, but am not receiving them from Curology (even though it says on the bottle and I'm paying for it). This is a very clever scam as some individuals will gloss over the inconsistency in hopes of clearer acne. It's like cutting vodka with water.
Suggestion: Do the free/cheap trial and then cancel. It is helpful to go through the questionnaire and see what you need. They also provide a lot of information about skin care/make-up. If you need adapalene or doxycycline and have insurance, just ask your doctor for a prescription - you can probably get the generic for way cheaper. If you're allergic/have a bad reaction to those (like me), I still haven't found anything perfectly clearing, but salicylic acid works well enough for now.
Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Company Response from Curology Inc.
Hi Rachael,
I'm sorry to hear that you had trouble with the consistency of your prescriptions. Do know that extreme temperatures in transit, may change the texture of the cream, but will not alter the efficacy of the medication itself. If you feel this may have been the case, don't hesitate to reach out. Our support team is happy to help resolve this concern for you.
I assure you that each prescription contains the active ingredients as listed on the label of your formula. Further, do know that your provider is on hand to help update your formula if needed. Please don't hesitate to reach out to our team, we're happy to help work with you to address these questions.