ComfiSkin vs Curology

Curology sells prescription skincare by subscription, billed per 60-day shipment, with no returns and strict cancellation rules. ComfiSkin is a free app that sells nothing and helps you understand any product you use.

Updated 11 October 2026. Sources are listed at the end.

$59.90per 60-day shipment
  • No returns or exchanges
  • Refund guarantee needs two photo check-ins within 90 days
  • Cancel 2 business days before it ships
  • Disputes go to individual arbitration
From Curology’s support pages and terms

The short answer

Curology bills its Custom Formula at $59.90 per 60-day shipment. It doesn’t accept returns, its refund guarantee only applies if you’ve completed two photo check-ins within 90 days, you must cancel two business days before a shipment, and disputes go to private arbitration. The BBB lists 89 complaints in three years, and on Trustpilot one in five reviews is one star.

What that means: if your skin needs a prescription, Curology is one option, but read the billing rules first. For understanding the products you use, ComfiSkin is free, with nothing to cancel.

Side by side

ComfiSkinCurology
What it costsNothing$29.95 a month, billed as $59.90 per 60-day shipment1
ReturnsNothing to returnNone accepted2
RefundsNothing to refundOnly with two photo check-ins within 90 days3
CancellingNothing to cancelTwo business days before a shipment4
BBB complaints, last 3 yearsNone895
Prescription treatmentNoYes, from licensed providers

The small print adds up

Curology’s Custom Formula costs $29.95 a month, billed as $59.90 for each 60-day shipment, with the first full invoice 30 days after your trial order.1 It “does not accept or process returns or exchanges”.2 Its refund guarantee applies within 90 days, and only if you’ve completed two check-ins with photos.3 To stop a shipment, you have to cancel two business days before it goes out, and its terms send disputes to mandatory individual arbitration.4

Each rule makes sense on its own. Together, they make it easy to keep paying and hard to get your money back. ComfiSkin has no subscription, no shipments and no small print about refunds, because it’s free.

What that means for you: miss a cancellation window by a day and the next $59.90 box is on its way, with no returns.

What customers report

Curology has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, but the BBB also lists 89 complaints in the last three years.5 On Trustpilot it scores 3.8 from more than 1,300 reviews, with 20% at one star.6

“I requested cancellation of my subscription in May. It was not processed.”
Trustpilot review, July 20266

Its privacy notice also says it uses third-party advertising tools to serve “more targeted advertising”.7 ComfiSkin shows no ads and keeps your notes on your phone.

What that means for you: some customers say stopping is harder than starting. Keep proof of every cancellation.

What to do

  1. If you need prescription treatment, compare options with a dermatologist before committing to a subscription.
  2. If you subscribe, note your shipment dates and cancel at least two business days early. Keep the confirmation.
  3. Use ComfiSkin for everything else on your shelf, free, with every product checked against your skin.

Sources

  1. Curology support, pricing and products, updated 5 October 2026. support.curology.com
  2. Curology support, return policy. support.curology.com
  3. Curology support, refund policy. support.curology.com
  4. Curology terms, 21 July 2026. curology.com
  5. Better Business Bureau, Curology profile. bbb.org
  6. Curology on Trustpilot. trustpilot.com
  7. Curology privacy notice. curology.com

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