Klira Skincare?

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Has anyone tried Klira Skincare? It's all over my Insta at the moment, run by Dr Emma Claythorn who I recognise from TV shows.

Looks and sounds great, but the lowest priced package is £50 a month if you sign up for a year!

I've used Skin and Me before and I think the price has recently gone up to £30 a month, tried Dermatica before and they were similar in price. I can't afford £50 a month on a skincare subscription anyway, I'm just very curious now about Klira - has anyone tried them? What do you get for the extra £20 a month compared to say Skin and Me / Dermatica?

I have been using Klira now for over 6 months and I love it … I use Cetaphil cream cleanser day and night , Cetaphil moisturiser and super uv 50 plus sunscreen and at night the Klira . I filled in the survey at the start when I signed up and I am number 12 skin type . I feel my skin looks great and it feels great . I pictures I notice it so I live that. I was wasting money on trying all different creams all the time some even £129 a pot (don’t tell my husband) now I have found this , I am really happy and don’t see me changing . I have loads of my friends on it now and they love it . Hope this helps but I really think just try it as I do think you’ll love it too !

Just bumping this thread. Has anyone switched to Klira from Dermatica? I'm just about to sign up for one of them but torn as to who to go with.

I'm worried about sensitivity and it seems from limited research that maybe Klira have less reaction/irritation?

Any info gratefully received.

I have been using it for just over a year now . Really notice a difference in my skin . I find if I follow the recommended cleanser and day cream which for me is a Cetaphil really nice and not expensive I get great skin and no irritation. My new one just came yesterday. Love how it’s just delivered and I stick with the same creams now ! I always make sure to wear suncream now also which I feel is also helping.

This is a link I got to Klira skin care if anyone would like to try and get £20 off . I know people were thinking of starting it so this can save you money on it 😊
https://klira.skin/?raf=ref1074863

Thanks so much! I decided to go with them over Dermatica even though they cost twice as much. I've signed for one month and got 50% off. If all ok them I'll subscribe to their annual membershipI

I messaged Klira to ask them what sets them apart. This was their reply:

'It’s true that both Klira and Dermatica are able to prescribe medical ingredients, but that’s where the similarities end…

The Klira formula is quite different – that’s because as well as putting together the right medical ingredients to treat your skin, we also tailor the non-medical ingredients in the base. This is what really sets the Klira formula apart and why we are able to get our patients to tolerate more effective treatment levels of the actives.

When we did our clinical trials of the Klira Special, not a single person had to stop using their treatment and any negative side effects were dramatically reduced – see below:

* They had a table that I can't paste here but it showed that they have much less side effects than the other prescription skincare providers including breakouts, redness, skin peeling etc*

Because our formulations minimise irritation caused by the medical actives, we are able to ‘journey’ patients up to optimum clinical levels much more quickly

The final reason for the price, is because the cream comes with the dermatology team built in. We are here to help ensure your treatment is a success and to troubleshoot if needed, with significant clinical expertise – you will find your support coming from consultant dermatologists and dermatology nurses.

We also offer video consultations which are great for discussing your skin in more detail, especially your supporting routine and products.

Hope this helps anyone else considering prescription skin care.

Thanks again Cookie and looking forward to joining the club!