Hormone Therapy
Hormone Prescriptions, Compounded to Your Prescriber's Dose
We prepare bioidentical hormone prescriptions to the dose, form and base your prescriber orders.
What Compounding Can Change
What Your Prescriber Can Choose
A compounded hormone prescription is made for one patient. Your prescriber can choose:
- The dose
- The form: cream, capsule or vaginal cream
- A base without a filler or allergen you react to
- Bioidentical hormones, when appropriate
- Changes over time, on a new prescription
Prescription Only · Prescriber-Directed
Prescribed For
What Prescribers Use Them For
Menopause & Perimenopause
Estradiol, estriol and progesterone, compounded to your prescriber's dose. See our women's health page for details.
Men's Health
Testosterone formulas are prescription only — prescriber-directed. See the Men's Health page for the Rx-only listing.
Thyroid Disorders
T3 and T4 capsules for hypothyroidism, at the dose your prescriber orders, without fillers or dyes you need to avoid.
Options
Dosage Forms
Your prescriber chooses the form. Our pharmacists can talk with your prescriber about the options.
Topical Creams & Gels
Applied to the skin, where the hormone is absorbed into the bloodstream.
Sublingual Troches
Small lozenges that dissolve under the tongue or between the cheek and gum.
Capsules
Custom-dosed oral capsules compounded to the exact hormone concentration your prescriber orders.
Vaginal Compounds
Vaginal creams and inserts for local use, often prescribed for vaginal dryness and atrophy.
Get Started
Questions About a Hormone Prescription?
Call a pharmacist. We talk with your prescriber about the preparation when needed.