HRT Buyer Guide
The one ranked listSource read Oct 23, 2026

Ranked on a published formula, not an opinion

Every listed program starts at 75. That floor is fixed and identical for all of them, so it separates nobody: the only part of the score a program does anything to earn is the 25 points above it, and those are the points shown as earned on every row. They come from five published components, each one a statement about what a program puts on its own pricing page: price level, price completeness, required fees priced, terms on record, and whether dose and coverage are stated. The index measures how completely a program publishes its charges. It says nothing about clinical quality, effectiveness, safety or medical endorsement. The filters below run after the ranking and never move a program.

12

Programs ranked

8

Scoring 90 or above

75

Fixed inclusion baseline

25

Points a program can earn

Where the 25 earned points come from

All five read a published figure

  • Price level7

    The lowest all-in monthly equivalent the record can derive. Full marks at or below $75, none at or above $400, linear between. No marks at all where the all-in figure is withheld.

  • Price completeness8

    The share of a program's offers that carry a derivable all-in monthly figure. The heaviest single weight, because a published all-in price for every offer sold is the thing this index measures.

  • Required fees priced4

    The share of a program's offers where no required consultation, lab, membership or startup fee is left without an amount.

  • Terms on record4

    Two for stating that there is no minimum term, one for stated cancellation terms, one for a membership stated as a number. A stated lock-in earns nothing here.

  • Dose & coverage stated2

    One for stating whether the charge varies by dose, one for recording where the program ships.

This score measures pricing disclosure completeness. It is not a measure of clinical quality, effectiveness or safety, and it is not a medical endorsement of any program.

This set is consumer menopause hormone-therapy programs that sell estradiol and progesterone to patients directly and publish a charge for it. It is not a census of HRT: pellet therapy at clinics, in-person gynecology, compounding pharmacies and retail-pharmacy fills paid through insurance are not in the set, and a program is not included or excluded on the strength of clinical evidence.

Full disclosure 6Broad disclosure 2Partial disclosure 0Narrow disclosure 1Baseline disclosure 3
Bands describe price disclosure only: how completely a program publishes its charges. They say nothing about the treatment, its suitability or the care behind it.
Surfbound HealthTelehealth · compounded vaginal estradiol and progesterone cream · read Oct 23, 2026Estradiol$84.21ProgesteroneSame chargeMembership$0/mo
98.8+23.8 of 25Disclosure bandFull
WinonaTelehealth · compounded cream and estradiol patch · read Oct 23, 2026Estradiol$96.75ProgesteroneSame chargeMembership$0/mo
96.5+21.5 of 25Disclosure bandFull
MuselyTelehealth · per-formulation pricing · read Oct 23, 2026Estradiol$35.51Progesterone$55.80Membership$0/mo
96.0+21.0 of 25Disclosure bandFull
HersTelehealth · oral estradiol and estradiol patch · read Oct 23, 202612-month plan · rate tied to the termEstradiol$79.00Progesterone$134.00Membership$0/mo
95.9+20.9 of 25Disclosure bandFull
AlloyTelehealth · estradiol patch with progesterone included · read Oct 23, 2026Estradiol$81.52ProgesteroneSame chargeMembership$0/mo
95.9+20.9 of 25Disclosure bandFull
Fem ExcelTelehealth · membership plus per-medication charge · read Oct 23, 2026Estradiol$149.00Progesterone$199.00Membership$99/mo
95.4+20.4 of 25Disclosure bandFull
Henry MedsTelehealth · single flat subscription · read Oct 23, 2026Estradiol$149.00ProgesteroneNot establishedMembership$0/mo
94.4+19.4 of 25Disclosure bandBroad
Inner BalanceTelehealth · Oestra estradiol and progesterone cream · read Oct 23, 2026Estradiol$201.90ProgesteroneSame chargeMembership$0/mo
93.3+18.3 of 25Disclosure bandBroad
EvernowTelehealth · membership plus pharmacy medication · read Oct 23, 20261 all-in withheldEstradiolNot establishedProgesteroneNot establishedMembership$49/mo
80.0+5.0 of 25Disclosure bandNarrow
Midi HealthTelehealth · insurance or per visit · read Oct 23, 20261 all-in withheldEstradiolNot establishedProgesteroneNot establishedMembership$0/mo
78.0+3.0 of 25Disclosure bandBaseline
WispTelehealth · consult plus pharmacy medication · read Oct 23, 20261 all-in withheldEstradiolNot establishedProgesteroneNot establishedMembership$0/mo
78.0+3.0 of 25Disclosure bandBaseline
Gala GLP-1Telehealth · hormone therapy through a partner pharmacy · read Oct 23, 20261 all-in withheldEstradiolNot establishedProgesteroneNot establishedMembership$0/mo
77.0+2.0 of 25Disclosure bandBaseline

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The index measures how completely a program publishes its charges, and the bands are named for that: full, broad, partial, narrow, baseline. No band describes the medicine, the clinician or the outcome. The bottom of the scale is 75, not zero, because nothing unsourced is listed here in the first place. A total of 96.0 should be read as 75 plus 21.0 earned, not as a mark out of a hundred.

A program whose all-in figure is withheld scores no price-level marks. The component reads the all-in monthly equivalent and will not fall back to a smaller known-charges figure.

No program pays for a position here, and no outbound link carries a referral commission. That is a flag in the data rather than a sentence in the copy: if either ever changes, every page that shows this notice discloses it automatically.

Last modified Oct 23, 2026

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