Personalized Women’s Hormones
Estradiol Cream and Estradiol Capsules
- No insurance required.
- No hidden fees.
- Free expedited shipping.
- No membership fees.
Compounded
Estradiol Cream
- Supports relief from common menopause symptoms
- Promotes comfort & hormonal balance
Compounded Estradiol Cream
From $145/mo
Provider-guided hormone therapy tailored to your needs. Our treatments use clinically studied medications to help relieve symptoms of hormonal changes and support overall health.
3 Month Plan: $145/mo
($435 billed up front)
1. What you get with Verge
- Tailored topical HRT plans
- Easy home delivery
- Ongoing provider monitoring
- Secure patient portal access
- Dose adjustments if needed
2. Potential side effects
Skin irritation, breast tenderness, or mild nausea. Rare risks are similar to oral estrogen.
3. What is Estradiol (Cream)?
A topical estrogen applied to the skin to restore hormone balance.
4. Why is it important
Provides localized or systemic estrogen relief, often with fewer systemic side effects.
5. Disclaimers
All plans are self-pay unless using approved financing. Images and text are for marketing purposes only; actual products may vary. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Prescriptions require provider approval after consultation. Results vary and are not guaranteed. For more please visit our Disclaimers page. Not suitable for women with certain medical histories.
Compounded
Estradiol Capsules
- Helps manage hot flashes & night sweats
- Supports overall well-being & vitality
Compounded Estradiol Capsules
From $75/mo
Provider-guided hormone therapy tailored to your needs. Our treatments use clinically studied medications to help relieve symptoms of hormonal changes and support overall health.
3 Month Plan: $75/mo
($225 billed up front)
1. What you get with Verge
- Personalized HRT plan with dose adjustments
- Provider consultation and ongoing care
- Secure messaging and follow-ups
- Medication shipped to your home
- Regular monitoring for safety
2. Potential side effects
Mild nausea, breast tenderness, or mood changes. Rarely, blood clots or increased cancer risk with long-term use.
3. What is Estradiol (Capsule)?
An oral estrogen supplement used for hormone replacement in women.
4. Why is it important
Helps relieve menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings, and sleep disturbances.
5. Disclaimers
All plans are self-pay unless using approved financing. Images and text are for marketing purposes only; actual products may vary. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Prescriptions require provider approval after consultation. Results vary and are not guaranteed. For more please visit our Disclaimers page. Off-label use for women’s hair loss. Must be prescribed and monitored by a provider
Capsules vs. Cream What’s the Difference?
Capsules (Oral Estradiol)
Taken by mouth, absorbed through your digestive system
Often used to help with hot flashes, night sweats, and mood changes
Cream (Topical Estradiol)
Applied to the skin and absorbed directly into your body
May be preferred for vaginal dryness or skin-related symptoms
Can be a good choice for those who want a non-pill option
How you Get started
Step 1
Complete the Free Quiz
Answer a few questions to help us understand your goals, medical history, and more.
Step 2
Provider Review
A licensed medical provider will review your information and, if appropriate, recommend a personalized treatment plan based on your needs and health profile.
Step 3
Prescription & Delivery
If prescribed, your medication will be prepared by an FDA-registered pharmacy and shipped directly to your door. Within 10 business days.
Why Personalization Matters
Hormone levels vary from person to person, and so should treatment. Our providers tailor plans based on your unique needs, symptoms, and goals.
What’s Included
1:1 provider consultation
Personalized Estradiol prescription (if appropriate)
Free shipping from a licensed U.S. pharmacy
Ongoing support from your care team
Safe & Transparent
All medications are prescribed by licensed U.S. providers Compounded by FDA-registered, state-licensed pharmacies Transparent pricing and no hidden fees 100% online, secure, and discreet
Benefits of Estradiol Therapy
Supports Hormone Balance
Estradiol is a bioidentical form of estrogen that helps restore natural levels in the body.
Eases Menopausal Symptoms
Hot flashes, night sweats, mood changes, and vaginal dryness may be alleviated with the right dosage and format.
Protects Long-Term Health
Estrogen plays a critical role in bone density, cardiovascular health, and cognitive function.
Start Your Assessment
Take the free quiz to see if you qualify for treatment.
No obligations. If you’re not a fit, you won’t be charged.
Common Questions
Who is a good candidate for estradiol hormone replacement therapy?
Women experiencing symptoms of menopause or perimenopause (such as hot flashes, night sweats, mood changes, or vaginal dryness) may be good candidates for estradiol therapy. A provider will review your medical history – including factors like your age, health conditions, and risk factors to make sure estrogen replacement is safe and appropriate for you.
What happens if I'm not approved for treatment?
When you start with Verge, a temporary pending charge is placed on your card. This charge will only go through if you’re approved for treatment. If you’re not approved, the pending amount will automatically fall off your account and you won’t be billed.
How does the estradiol therapy work, and what forms are available?
Estradiol is a form of estrogen that replaces the hormone your body loses during menopause, which helps relieve menopausal symptoms. We offer estradiol in different forms, such as a daily oral capsule or a topical cream applied to the skin.
How long does it take to feel relief on hormone therapy?
Some women notice improvement in symptoms (like fewer hot flashes or better sleep) within the first few weeks of starting estradiol therapy. For others, it might take a couple of months of consistent treatment to experience the full benefits. Each person is different, but generally you should see significant relief as the hormone therapy balances out your levels over time.
What are the possible side effects of estradiol therapy?
Estradiol, like other forms of hormone therapy, may cause mild side effects such as breast tenderness, nausea, headaches, or mood changes. Rare but more serious risks include blood clots or certain cancers with long-term use. Your provider will review these risks with you before starting treatment to ensure it’s safe and appropriate for your health.
Can I use estradiol if I have other health conditions or take other medications?
In many cases, yes. Your provider will carefully review your other medications and health conditions to ensure there are no conflicts with estradiol. We’ll also tailor the therapy to your situation. The goal is to integrate hormone therapy safely into your overall health plan.
How are follow-ups and refills handled for HRT?
After starting estradiol therapy, you’ll have access to follow-ups through your secure patient portal. You will have access to your provider to adjust your treatment if needed, and refills are sent directly to you after follow-ups so you never run out.
Is hormone replacement therapy covered by insurance?
Our HRT program is self-pay and not billed through insurance. We offer a clear, flat monthly subscription price that covers your estradiol medication and all provider consultations, ensuring your care is straightforward and affordable without insurance hassles.
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