Apostrophe alternatives for rosacea
Apostrophe was discontinued in March 2025. If you were a rosacea patient there, here is where to go now.
Editorial Team · May 21, 2026 · 6 min read
What happened to Apostrophe
Apostrophe, a dermatology-focused telehealth service, was discontinued in March 2025 and no longer accepts patients. If you previously received rosacea prescriptions through Apostrophe, you will need to move to another provider to continue care.
The closest equivalents
- Musely - our top pick for rosacea-specific custom formulas (azelaic acid, metronidazole, ivermectin combinations). Dermatologist-reviewed.
- Curology - strong ongoing-support model with a dedicated provider you can message; broad skin focus.
- Amazon One Medical - flat-fee pay-per-visit virtual care that can prescribe standard rosacea topicals or oral doxycycline; generalist primary care rather than a rosacea specialist.
Bring your Apostrophe prescription history to your new provider so they can match or adjust your formula. Our telehealth comparison breaks down pricing, prescriber model, and trade-offs side by side.
Last reviewed May 21, 2026
Most online rosacea prescriptions sit on Rungs 2–3 of the treatment ladder - topicals and orals. See the ladder →Related on RosaceaClub
Frequently asked questions
What happened to Apostrophe?
Apostrophe, a dermatology telehealth service, was discontinued in March 2025 and no longer accepts patients. Existing patients need to move to another provider to continue rosacea care.
Can I transfer my Apostrophe prescription to a new service?
Not automatically - but bring your prescription history (formula, strengths, how your skin responded) to the new provider so they can match or adjust it rather than starting from scratch.
Which alternative is closest to what Apostrophe offered?
Musely is the closest equivalent for rosacea: dermatologist review and custom compounded formulas combining actives like azelaic acid, metronidazole, and ivermectin.
What is the cheapest way to replace an online rosacea prescription?
Amazon One Medical's pay-per-visit model (from $29, no subscription) is the lowest-commitment option - a licensed clinician can prescribe standard rosacea topicals or oral doxycycline, though it is generalist care rather than dermatology.
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