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Menopause care that starts with a real conversation about your hot flashes.

A US-licensed clinician talks it through with you by live video or phone, and prescribes only if treatment is appropriate for you.

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Medication prices, before you start

Clear medication prices. No membership fee.

You do not need to choose a medication to start your assessment. Your clinician will help you understand which options may be appropriate.

  • Shipping included
  • Clinician messaging included
  • Cancel future refills anytime

Prescription

  • Estradiol tablets

    Oral tablet, once daily

    or $69/mo on 3-month billing ($207 every 3 months)

    Details

    $79/mo

  • Estradiol patches

    Transdermal patch, applied twice weekly

    or $139/mo on 3-month billing ($417 every 3 months)

    Details

    $159/mo

  • Estradiol gel

    Transdermal gel, applied daily

    or $89/mo on 3-month billing ($267 every 3 months)

    Details

    $99/mo

  • Progesterone capsules

    Oral capsule, at bedtime

    or $49/mo on 3-month billing ($147 every 3 months)

    Details

    $59/mo

  • Estradiol vaginal cream

    Vaginal cream

    or $89/mo on 3-month billing ($267 every 3 months)

    Details

    $99/mo

Compounded (503A pharmacy)

  • Biest 50:50

    Compounded (estradiol + estriol)

    or $129/mo on 3-month billing ($387 every 3 months)

    Details

    $149/mo

  • Biest 50:50 + progesterone

    Compounded Biest + progesterone

    or $169/mo on 3-month billing ($507 every 3 months)

    Details

    $189/mo

Prepared individually by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy. Compounded does not mean safer or more effective.

Medications are priced individually, so a plan with more than one medication can cost more than a single listed price. Womea does not bill insurance directly, and many treatments are HSA / FSA eligible.

Your next step

Where are you starting from?

  • I have questions first

    Straight answers on safety, testing, cost and what happens in the visit.

  • I'm not sure hormone therapy is for me

    Our complete guide covers what it treats, who should not take it, the real risks and how to begin.

  • I'm ready to start

    Answer questions about your symptoms, health history and current medications. Switching providers? Include the medication, dose and route you take now.

  • I'm already a patient

    Sign in to message your care team and manage your refills.

Original research

If you are hiding it, you are far from the only one.

In July 2026 we ran two surveys. These figures describe the people we surveyed, not Womea patients. Each study page explains how the survey was run.

Womea survey of 1,042 US women and nonbinary people in perimenopause or menopause, July 2026

91%

said they try to hide at least one symptom in public

57%

said they feel pressure at work to seem unaffected

43%

worry that visible symptoms make them appear less professional at work

In a second Womea survey of 831 employed US women aged 45 and older (July 2026), 87% said symptoms directly disrupted their job performance in the past year.

Read the productivity gap study

Our September 2026 retreat study compares 73 U.S. destinations and surveys 1,000 women aged 40 and older about what they want from time away.

Explore the menopause retreat study
Your first visit

A real conversation with a real clinician, before anything is prescribed.

Every new patient starts with a live video or phone visit with a US-licensed clinician from Arora Health & Aesthetics, an independent medical group. Womea is the technology platform that connects you to them. There is no in-person clinic visit, and no prescribing from a questionnaire alone.

Four steps, no in-person clinic visit

  1. Share your symptoms

    Answer questions online about what you are experiencing, your health history and any medications you take. No lab work is required to start.

  2. Talk with your clinician

    Discuss benefits, risks and options in a live video or phone visit. A prescription is written only if treatment is appropriate.

  3. Delivery to your door

    If you are prescribed treatment, your medication is shipped to you, with shipping included.

  4. Stay in touch

    Message your care team with questions, and manage or cancel future refills from your account.

Shannon Arora, MD, provider with Arora Health & Aesthetics
Shannon Arora, MDProvider
Sean Arora, MD, provider with Arora Health & Aesthetics
Sean Arora, MDProvider

Shannon Arora, MD, and Sean Arora, MD, are Providers with the group. Your visit is with a clinician from the group who holds a license in your state.

Guidelines first

Care guided by the guidelines, not the marketing.

Hormone therapy has benefits and risks. Your clinician considers your symptoms, medical history and preferences when discussing treatment. Estradiol and progesterone are body-identical: the same molecules your ovaries made before menopause. Compounded or "bioidentical" does not mean safer.

The Menopause Society, 2022 position statement (opens in a new tab)

Hormone therapy can treat hot flashes and night sweats. Treatment should be individualized, with regular review of benefits and risks.

ACOG: hormone therapy for menopause (opens in a new tab)

There is no scientific evidence that compounded hormones are safer or more effective than standard hormone therapy.

NICE (UK) guideline NG23: Menopause, recommendation 1.3.1 (opens in a new tab)

In otherwise healthy women aged 45 or over with menopause symptoms, perimenopause and menopause are identified without laboratory tests.

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FAQ

The questions worth asking first

  • Safety

    Is hormone therapy safe?

    It depends on your age, your health history and how long it has been since your last period. The Menopause Society's 2022 position statement says that for women younger than 60, or within 10 years of menopause, who have no reason to avoid it, the benefits of hormone therapy generally outweigh the risks for treating bothersome hot flashes and night sweats. It is not risk-free: depending on the type, dose and route, and on your own history, risks can include blood clots, stroke and breast cancer. It is not right for everyone, and your clinician reviews your personal risks with you before any prescribing decision.

  • Your stage

    Can I start if I am still having periods?

    Yes. You do not need to have stopped having periods to start an assessment, and the intake asks about changes such as irregular periods. Symptoms like hot flashes, sleep changes and mood changes often begin in perimenopause. Your clinician considers your stage, symptoms and health history when discussing which options, if any, are appropriate for you.

  • Testing

    Do I need blood tests or hormone testing first?

    No lab work is required to start. For otherwise healthy women aged 45 or over with menopause symptoms, the UK NICE menopause guideline (NG23) says perimenopause and menopause can be identified from symptoms and menstrual history, without laboratory tests. Your clinician may suggest a test if something in your history calls for one.

  • The visit

    What happens after I start my assessment?

    You share your symptoms and health history through our online intake. Initial treatment decisions require a live video or phone visit with a US-licensed clinician. A prescription is issued only when the clinician determines it is appropriate.

  • Cost

    What is included in the medication price?

    Shipping and clinician messaging are included, with no membership fee. Prices vary by medication and billing schedule. Medications are priced individually, so a plan with more than one medication can cost more than a single listed price.

  • Insurance

    Do you take insurance?

    Womea is cash-pay and does not bill insurance directly. Many treatments are HSA / FSA eligible, and an itemized receipt is available for your records.

  • Switching

    I already take hormone therapy elsewhere. Can I switch?

    Yes, you can start an assessment while you are with another provider. Share the medication, dose and route you take now. A US-licensed clinician reviews it with you in a live video or phone visit and decides whether continuing, adjusting or stopping treatment is appropriate. Keep enough medication on hand so you do not have a gap while you move.

  • Cancelling

    Can I cancel my subscription?

    You can cancel future refills from your account or by contacting your care team before your next billing date. Cancelling stops future renewals; orders already dispensed or shipped are subject to the refund policy.

Let’s talk about what you’re experiencing.

Start your assessment online, then talk it through with a US-licensed clinician in a live video or phone visit.

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  • Clinician messaging included
  • Cancel future refills anytime
Not ready yet? Read the complete guide to hormone therapy