Progesterone · terms

Progesterone programs with no minimum term

Records whose stated terms are month to month, with the charge, the cadence and the cancellation line as published.

1 recordsLowest derived $84.21/mo

Velora vaginal estradiol and progesterone cream

Charge
$249.00 per 45 g pump, described as about a 90-day supply
Cadence
every 90 days
Membership
$0/mo
Commitment
No commitment
Supply
45 g pump, about a 90-day supply
Checked
Oct 23, 2026

First payment

$249.00 for the first 45 g pump

The monthly figure is derived from the charge as billed. It is not the amount the provider charges each month. An annual program fee can coexist with month-to-month terms; the record shows both.

The form label repeats the provider's own description of the product. It is not a certification of what is dispensed to an individual patient, and where it says not FDA-approved that refers to the compounded preparation the provider describes, not to every product the program sells.

Commitment, cancellation and refund wording is quoted as each provider published it on the check date shown beside the record. It is not a statement of a legal entitlement: auto-renewal and cancellation rules differ by state, and a provider can change its terms after that date.

Nothing here is medical advice. Whether a treatment is appropriate is a decision for a licensed clinician.

How to read this page

A record, not a recommendation

This page lists what the record states. It does not say which program is better, and it does not rank: the only ranked list on this site is the Buyer Guide.

  • A blank cell means no source established the figure.
  • A printed $0 is recorded as $0 and scored differently.
  • Supply never decides the cadence.

From the records

Derived monthly equivalent

$96.75

Over a year

$1160.97

$89 × 365.25 ÷ 12 ÷ 28 = $96.75

A 28-day cadence recurs 13.04 times a year, not 12.

The monthly figure is derived from the charge as billed. It is not the amount the provider charges each month. A required fee with no published amount would withhold this figure entirely rather than be entered as zero.

Last modified Oct 23, 2026