When the change is systemic, the conversation should be too.
Explore systemic and local hormone-therapy formats built around symptoms, history, risk, and a routine you can actually sustain.
Treatments in this collection
Estradiol Gel
Menopause symptoms should not set the pace.
Prescription estradiol gel delivers systemic estrogen through the skin in an adjustable daily format.
Estradiol Patches
Twice weekly. Steady by design.
Prescription estradiol patches provide steady transdermal delivery with a twice-weekly change schedule.
Estradiol Tablet
A familiar form, backed by serious hormone care.
Prescription oral estradiol puts established hormone therapy into a familiar, straightforward daily form.
Estradiol Vaginal Cream
Local treatment for an intimate problem.
Prescription vaginal estradiol delivers local treatment directly to the tissue at the center of the concern.
Biest 50:50
The 50:50 ratio is the prescription, not fine print.
A compounded 50:50 estradiol and estriol prescription with the ratio stated plainly and prepared for the individual patient.
Biest 80:20
More estriol, by design and by prescription.
A compounded estriol-forward 80:20 blend that makes its formulation logic visible instead of hiding it in pharmacy fine print.
Biest 50:50 with Progesterone
Two hormones. One clinically coherent plan.
A compounded estrogen and progesterone preparation built around the clinical reason both hormones may belong in one plan.
Progesterone Capsules
Progesterone has a job bigger than one symptom.
Prescription micronized progesterone has a defined role in hormone therapy, especially when systemic estrogen and an intact uterus meet.