Women’s Health — Menopause & Perimenopause

Hormone therapy is prescription only and appropriate only for patients for whom a licensed provider determines the benefits outweigh the risks.

Estrogen and progestin therapy carries risks including blood clots, stroke, and, with long-term combined use, breast cancer; risks differ by age, time since menopause, formulation and personal and family history.

It is not for patients with a history of breast cancer, estrogen-dependent cancer, unexplained vaginal bleeding, liver disease, or blood clots. Compounded formulations, where used, are prepared by a licensed US pharmacy and are not FDA-approved. Individual results vary.

Roughly half of men over 40 deal with ED at some point, and the treatments work for most of them. Sildenafil and tadalafil are well established, well studied, and available generically — what has been missing is a way to get them without an awkward appointment.

Complete a short online intake, get a licensed provider’s review, and have treatment delivered discreetly.

• Evidence-based hormone therapy — estradiol and progesterone options, prescribed to your symptoms and history
• Non-hormonal paths too — if HRT is not right for you, you still leave with a plan
• Providers who know menopause — a real symptom review, not twelve rushed minutes
• No commitment — adjust, pause or cancel anytime

• Complete your symptom review — about 7 minutes, covering symptoms, cycle and medical history.
• A licensed provider builds your plan — hormonal or non-hormonal, based on what is safest for you.
• Treatment ships to your door — with a follow-up scheduled to adjust as your symptoms change.