Menopause relief, dosed for your body.
Manufactured hormone products come in a handful of fixed strengths. We prepare your prescription to the exact dose written, then adjust at each refill as labs and symptoms change.
- Knowledgeable pharmacists
Our compounding pharmacists are glad to answer your questions about hormone formulations, dosage forms and how to take your medication.
- Women's micro-dosing
Low-dose testosterone creams, troches, gels and injections scaled specifically for female physiology.
- Every dosage form
Creams, troches, capsules, gels, suppositories and injections — pump dispensers available for creams and gels.
- Free local delivery
Metro-wide courier delivery on eligible prescriptions throughout the Wichita area.
Commonly compounded here.
Troches can combine Bi-Est, progesterone and testosterone — with or without DHEA — in any strength combination, custom compounded based on your labs. Creams and gels are available in pump dispensers for clean, metered dosing.
We compound every prescription to the exact dose your prescriber writes: any strength, any combination, any form. Unlike online and mail-order pharmacies, we don't work from a rigid list of set doses.
If the dose you need isn't shown, it doesn't mean we don't make it — send the prescription and we'll confirm.
- Bi-Est, progesterone and testosterone combined in a single troche — any strength combination, custom compounded from your labs
- DHEA can be added to the same troche
- Example prescription: Bi-Est 0.5 mg / Progesterone 100 mg / Testosterone 0.3 mg
- Example prescription: Bi-Est 0.4 mg / Progesterone 65 mg / Testosterone 0.8 mg
- Example prescription: Bi-Est 0.8 mg / Progesterone 150 mg / Testosterone 2 mg / DHEA 5 mg
- Estradiol-based combinations, e.g. estradiol 2 mg / progesterone 200 mg / testosterone 3 mg
- Bi-Est troches at any prescribed strength — 0.3–1.5 mg is what most patients take
- Progesterone troches at any prescribed strength — 50–200 mg is typical
- Progesterone sustained-release capsules at any strength — 25–200 mg is typical
- Progesterone suppositories — 200 mg is the usual dose, others on request
- Estriol & estradiol combination gels and creams, compounded to the written strengths
- Testosterone troches — used alone or blended with estrogens, at any prescribed strength
- Testosterone creams at any concentration — from 1 mg/mL up to a concentrated 125 mg/mL
- Low-dose transdermal gels — 0.3–0.75 mg per 0.5 mL is a common starting point
- Testosterone with anastrozole cream to limit unwanted conversion
- Testosterone injections in patient-specific strengths — customized to the prescribed dose rather than limited to standard online dosing
- Women's testosterone micro-dosing — low-dose creams, troches, gels and injections scaled for female physiology
- Cream and gel pump dispensers for clean, metered dosing
- Combination gels compounded to the written strengths — e.g. estriol 1.25 mg / estradiol 1.25 mg / progesterone 200 mg per 1 mL
- Estriol & testosterone cream in Ellage base
- Estradiol in specialized cream base — 0.01% is one example; concentrations vary
- DHEA custom-strength capsules — also added to combination troches and creams
- Pregnenolone capsules
- Thyroid (T3/T4) custom combination capsules
- Slow-release options where clinically appropriate
This is not a complete list. Strengths, bases and combinations are tailored per prescription. Pricing varies with market ingredient costs.