Changing hormones. Individual care.
Estrogen levels change through menopause. Hormone therapy may help certain symptoms, but the right approach depends on your history and goals.
Explore clinician-guided hormone care for menopause symptoms. Estradiol cream is a compounded prescription option; your clinician determines whether it is appropriate and discusses alternatives. A treatment preference is not a prescription.
Women’s hormone-health intake, clinician review, medication if prescribed, care-team messaging and shipping. Laboratory testing is not included and may be ordered when clinically indicated.
Hormone therapy is not right for everyone. Tell your clinician about unexplained vaginal bleeding, cancer history, blood clots, stroke, liver disease, pregnancy and all medicines. If you have a uterus, systemic estrogen generally requires an appropriate progestogen plan. Do not assume a progesterone cream provides adequate uterine protection. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Choose $89 monthly or $267 every three months. Both plans renew automatically until canceled. Prescription quantity and dispensing schedule are clinician-directed. Availability depends on your state, clinician and pharmacy. Payment does not guarantee a prescription.
Or $267 every 3 months · Renews until canceled
Clinician review included · Shipping included if prescribedYour next chapter deserves care that listens. Start with a women’s hormone-health assessment and explore treatment with a licensed clinician.
Your clinician determines whether treatment is appropriate. Prescription quantities and dispensing may differ from your billing interval. The combination cream is not currently available.
Product images are packaging concepts. Actual dispensed packaging may differ. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Estrogen levels change through menopause. Hormone therapy may help certain symptoms, but the right approach depends on your history and goals.
Your clinician reviews symptoms, medications and personal risk factors. Testing is ordered when it adds useful information to your care.
If you have a uterus, an appropriate progestogen plan is generally needed with systemic estrogen. Your clinician selects treatment and monitoring.
Sources: ACOG: hormone therapy and FDA: menopause. FDA-approved options are preferred when appropriate; compounded hormones are not proven safer or more effective. Illustrations are conceptual.
Two formulations. The same proposed price. Your clinician decides what is appropriate.
| Your options | Estradiol | Estradiol + progesterone |
|---|---|---|
| Concentration | 1 mg/mL | 1 mg/mL + 100 mg/mL |
| Format | 30 mL topical cream, Topi-Click | 30 mL topical cream |
| Monthly plan | $89 | $89 planned |
| Three-month plan | $267 | $267 planned |
| Clinician review | Required | Required |
| Availability | Check your state at checkout | Coming soon — checkout unavailable |
These are different treatment options, not interchangeable prescriptions. Compounded progesterone cream should not be assumed to provide sufficient endometrial protection.
Complete your women’s hormone-health intake, including symptoms, medical history, medications and treatment goals.
Your clinician reviews your intake, discusses appropriate options and orders any evaluation or testing needed before prescribing.
If prescribed and available in your state, your medication is shipped in plain packaging. Follow your clinician’s instructions.
Stay in touch about symptoms and side effects. Your clinician guides monitoring and any changes to your treatment.
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Verified FutureSelf reviews for these hormone creams are not yet available. Patient stories will appear here when shared with permission. Individual results vary.
You can share a treatment preference, but a clinician determines whether hormone therapy is appropriate and which formulation to prescribe. The combination cream is currently unavailable.
Your clinician determines whether testing is needed based on your symptoms and medical history. This offer does not include laboratory testing.
Tell your clinician. Systemic estrogen generally requires an appropriate progestogen plan to protect the uterine lining. A compounded progesterone cream should not be assumed to provide that protection.
No. These are compounded prescription preparations. Compounded products are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. Discuss FDA-approved alternatives with your clinician.
Choose $89 monthly or $267 every three months. Plans renew until canceled. Manage your subscription in your patient portal or contact support@futureselfrx.ai. Payment does not guarantee a prescription.
Availability depends on the medication, pharmacy and clinician. Your state is checked in the clinical checkout. We do not promise availability in every state.