Ruxolitinib 1.5% cream · supplied on prescription

Ruxolitinib cream 1.5% for vitiligo and eczema, supplied from Dhaka with the paperwork to prove it.

I run a small supply service in Dhaka for patients who cannot get specialist medicines at home. This site explains, plainly, what ruxolitinib cream is, who it may help, what it costs and how we send it. Read first; write to us when you are ready.

— Ahmed, Dhaka

Applying a thin layer of ruxolitinib cream
Photo: Nataliya Melnychuk / Unsplash

Start with your condition

Pick the one that applies to you.

I have vitiligo

How ruxolitinib cream is used for non-segmental vitiligo, and why it can take more than 24 weeks.

I have eczema (atopic dermatitis)

How it is used for mild to moderate eczema in adults and children from age 2.

What this cream is, in three facts

  1. It contains ruxolitinib 15 mg per gram (1.5%), the same active ingredient and strength as Opzelura.
  2. Opzelura is approved by the US FDA for eczema (age 2+) and non-segmental vitiligo (age 12+).
  3. Rutinib is a generic made by [Manufacturer] in Bangladesh under WHO-GMP and registered with the DGDA. It is not FDA-approved.

How ruxolitinib cream works

Animation · 60–90 seconds · to be produced

Animation to be produced (60–90 seconds): immune T cells attack pigment cells, the interferon-gamma signal passes through JAK1 and JAK2, ruxolitinib blocks it where the cream is applied, and colour can slowly return. A full transcript will sit under the video. Background: Servier Medical Art, CC BY 4.0

Why we separate these

Why we separate these: the original’s approvals do not transfer to a generic. You should know exactly what you are buying.

What we can show you

Photos of the actual pack and paperwork, updated with each new batch.

Real pack photo, front and back

Real batch number and expiry photo

Scan of current batch certificate of analysis

Packing a parcel of ruxolitinib cream for dispatch
Stand-in until your own packing photo is ready. Photo: Bench Accounting / Unsplash

Price, stated plainly

PackGramsPricePrice per gram
Rutinib 1.5% cream[PLACEHOLDER][PLACEHOLDER][PLACEHOLDER]

Shipping to your country: [PLACEHOLDER]. Import duties depend on your country.

Work out how many tubes you will need

How ordering works

No online checkout. A person reads every enquiry.

  1. You write to us. Tell us your country, your condition and whether you have a prescription.
  2. We check your prescription. We check your prescription and the import rules for your country.
  3. We send an exact quote. You get the exact price, including shipping, before you pay anything.
  4. You pay. Payment options are listed in the quote [PLACEHOLDER].
  5. We dispatch with tracking. We send it by tracked courier and share the tracking number.

Important safety information

Ruxolitinib cream belongs to the JAK inhibitor class. The originator’s label carries a boxed warning for serious infections, mortality, malignancies, major adverse cardiovascular events and thrombosis.

Read the full safety page

Who reviews this site

Every medical page is checked by a named dermatologist before it goes live.

Reviewer photo

Dr [PLACEHOLDER]

Dermatologist · Registration No. [PLACEHOLDER]

Last reviewed: [PLACEHOLDER date]

Questions people ask us first

Short answers. Each links to the full page.

Do I need a prescription?

Yes. Ruxolitinib 1.5% cream is a prescription-only medicine. We require a clear copy of a valid prescription written by your licensed doctor before we prepare any consignment.

How long does delivery take?

Standard tracked courier transit from Dhaka takes typically [PLACEHOLDER] working days depending on destination and local customs clearance speed.

What if customs holds my parcel?

We provide full documentation—including a copy of your doctor’s prescription, commercial invoice, and batch certificate of analysis—to facilitate clearance under personal importation regulations.

Is a generic the same as Opzelura?

Rutinib contains the same active molecular ingredient (ruxolitinib 1.5%) produced under WHO-GMP compliance in Bangladesh. However, generic status does not imply FDA registration, and excipients or carriers may differ slightly.

How long until I see results?

Clinical studies for non-segmental vitiligo indicate repigmentation is gradual, often requiring 24 weeks or longer. In atopic dermatitis, symptomatic pruritus relief may occur earlier, though outcomes vary.

Can I get a refund or reship?

In the rare event of verified transit loss or customs seizure where documentation cannot resolve the hold, our supply policy details specific conditions for re-dispatch or refund [PLACEHOLDER details].