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Listed alphabetically, with the model, the medicines it lists and the date its source was last read. Only one page here ranks programs, and this is not it.
Telehealth · estradiol patch with progesterone included
Alloy bills the estradiol patch with progesterone included at $224.97 for a 12-week supply, which is $81.52 a month across the cycle. A $49.95 consultation is charged once with the first order and there is no recurring membership.
Telehealth · membership plus pharmacy medication
Evernow charges a $49 monthly membership on the month-to-month term. Medication is billed separately at a pharmacy and is not priced by the provider, so no all-in figure can be derived from published charges.
Telehealth · membership plus per-medication charge
Fem Excel charges a $99 monthly membership plus medication billed every two months from $50 a month, so estradiol alone comes to $149 a month. A first-month-free promotion is advertised and is not used as the price.
Telehealth · hormone therapy through a partner pharmacy
Gala GLP-1 publishes no price for its hormone therapy. Its own pages describe clinician messaging, symptom check-ins, dose adjustments and free shipping of the prescription through a partner pharmacy, but no amount is stated for the medication or for the service.
Telehealth · single flat subscription
Henry Meds charges a flat $149 a month covering the provider consultation and standard prescription options, with shipping included and no insurance billing. A $30 medical consultation fee is collected alongside it, and a testosterone add-on costs $100 a month where it is prescribed.
Telehealth · oral estradiol and estradiol patch
Hers publishes $79 a month for oral estradiol and $134 a month for the estradiol patch with progesterone, both on a 12-month plan. Provider access and messaging are inside the charge, and no separate consultation or membership fee is listed.
Telehealth · Oestra estradiol and progesterone cream
Inner Balance bills Oestra, a combined estradiol and progesterone cream, in 90-day increments. The rate is $199 a month for the first six months and $99.50 from month seven, and the clinician evaluation, shipping and dose adjustments are inside the charge.
Telehealth · insurance or per visit
Midi Health charges no membership. Self-pay is per visit at $250 for an initial 30-minute visit and $150 for a 15-minute follow-up, and care is usually billed through insurance. No recurring monthly price and no medication price are published.
Telehealth · per-formulation pricing
Musely prices each treatment separately: $46 a month for The Estrogen Cream, $35 for the estrogen pill and $75 for the estrogen patch, with oral progesterone around $20 a month on top. A $20 doctor visit fee is charged once and includes 60 days of follow-up.
Telehealth · compounded vaginal estradiol and progesterone cream
Surfbound Health prices its menopause treatment, Velora, at $249 for a 45 g pump described as about a 90-day supply. The provider review, the medication and shipping are inside that charge, and no membership is billed. Across the supply period the charge works out at $84.21 a month.
Telehealth · compounded cream and estradiol patch
Winona prices each formulation separately, quoted as a 'from' rate: $89 for the compounded estrogen and progesterone body cream and $149 for the estradiol patch. A 30-day supply is processed every 28 days, so the rate recurs more than twelve times a year. Consultations and messaging are inside the price and there is no membership fee.
Telehealth · consult plus pharmacy medication
Wisp charges from $33 a month for menopause consults, covering the evaluation, follow-ups and care-team access. Systemic estradiol and progesterone are sent to a local retail pharmacy and paid there or through insurance, and Wisp publishes no amount for them.
Not in the guide? A program is added when a published source states a charge and names a cadence. The guide covers estradiol and progesterone programs only.
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