Hormone Health
Menopause care that takes you at your word.
Estradiol therapy in cream or patch form, prescribed after a careful history review by a licensed clinician who screens for the risks that matter.
The risk conversation, done properly
Estrogen therapy has real contraindications: certain cancers, clotting history, unexplained bleeding. The intake screens for each, and hard stops route you to in-person care.
Cream or patch
Two delivery forms, one clinical conversation. If you still have your uterus, your clinician covers the progesterone question directly.
Care that keeps listening
Symptoms shift; so do doses. Message your care team from the portal or straight from your texts.
The protocols
*demo pricing, final pricing at launch
Straight answers
Do I need labs first?
Your clinician decides based on your history; menopause care is often clinical first. If labs are needed, they will say so plainly.
What if I have had breast cancer?
Then online estrogen therapy is not appropriate, and the intake will say so and point you to the right kind of care. That is deliberate.