Every lab order and every prescription is reviewed by a licensed clinician in your state.Every order is reviewed by a licensed clinician.How it works
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Menopause doesn't wait for a good time.

Hot flashes, broken sleep, mood swings, dryness. Perimenopause and menopause land on top of everything else, recovery included. A licensed clinician looks at your history and your symptoms and talks through what hormone therapy can and can't do.

Practical options. Plain language. Your door.

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Hot flashes“I'm awake at 3am, drenched, again.”
Mood“I did the work to get sober. Why do I feel like this?”
Sleep“Sleep was the first thing to go.”
Dryness“Nobody warned me about this part.”

How we talk about it.

A clinician decides.

Hormone therapy is prescribed only if a licensed clinician determines it is appropriate for you, after your history and, where needed, labs.

Standard options first.

FDA-approved estradiol, progesterone and the rest cover most people. They ship to every state we serve.

Custom formulas, honestly described.

A compounded cream, troche or drops made to your prescription. Sometimes called bioidentical. Compounded hormone therapy is not FDA-approved.

If testosterone is in the formula.

Then it is a Schedule III controlled substance, and a video visit with a licensed provider is required.

Options a clinician may prescribe.

FDA-approved generics first. The custom compounded formulas are for women who want a cream, troche or drops made to their own prescription.

Some treatments can't ship to every state. Choose yours to see what can reach you.

Estradiol

Patch or tabletFDA-approved generic

The main estrogen used in menopausal hormone therapy.

Priced at checkout

Progesterone

CapsuleFDA-approved generic

Taken with estrogen to protect the uterus, usually at night.

Priced at checkout

Combined HRT pill (estradiol + norethindrone)

TabletFDA-approved generic

Estrogen and a progestin in one daily tablet.

Priced at checkout

Medroxyprogesterone

TabletFDA-approved generic

A progestin option your clinician may pair with estrogen.

Priced at checkout

Norethindrone acetate

TabletFDA-approved generic

Another progestin option.

Priced at checkout

Vaginal estradiol

Cream or vaginal insertFDA-approved generic

Low-dose, local estrogen for dryness and discomfort.

Priced at checkout

Custom compounded hormone cream (one to four hormones)

CreamCompoundedSchedule III if it contains testosterone

A cream compounded to the hormones and strengths your clinician prescribes. If it contains testosterone, it is a Schedule III controlled substance.

Priced at checkout

Custom compounded hormone troches or drops

Troche or sublingual dropsCompoundedSchedule III if it contains testosterone

The same custom formula, dissolved under the tongue. If it contains testosterone, it is a Schedule III controlled substance.

Priced at checkout

Prescribed only if a licensed clinician determines it is appropriate. Important Safety Information

Not sure it's hormones? A women's hormone panel from home tells you where you stand before anyone prescribes anything.

See women's lab panels

Talk it through with a clinician.

Medication: priced at checkout, only if prescribed

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A licensed clinician reviews every request. No is a real possible answer.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not evaluate compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Compounded hormone therapy, sometimes called bioidentical, is not FDA-approved. Important Safety Information