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Honest answers about cost, eligibility, safety, and what happens after you check your eligibility. Still not sure? Message us. A real person replies.
How much does this actually cost?
The initial consultation costs $99, flat, and it is refunded in full if your doctor determines that treatment through Veradene is not right for you (laboratory testing charged at checkout is refunded in full if it's never ordered). If you're eligible and choose ongoing care, you pick a care plan with one monthly price that already includes your prescribed medication and shipping, billed every 3 months with your 90-day supply. Your exact monthly price depends on the treatment, formulation, and dose your doctor prescribes. Every plan includes your medication, unlimited doctor messaging, ongoing dose adjustments when appropriate, and prescription and refill management. A plan with testosterone also includes a quick blood test every 3 months, so your clinician can keep your dose in the right range. You see your exact plan price before authorizing any payment for ongoing care.
Will this work for me?
Most women with hot flashes, sleep trouble, mood changes, or painful sex are a great fit for personalized HRT. Your doctor reviews your full history and tells you honestly what will help, and what won't.
Is hormone therapy safe?
For most healthy women under 60 or within 10 years of menopause, the benefits of HRT and specifically bHRT outweigh the risks. Women with breast cancer, uterine cancer, unexplained uterine bleeding, liver disease, a history of blood clots, and a cardiovascular disease typically should not use hormone therapy. If hormone therapy isn't right for you, your menopause-trained doctor will say so and offer alternatives.
What happens after I check eligibility?
After you complete our secure online intake, you pay $99 for a menopause-trained doctor to review your case. If eligible, you receive a personalized treatment recommendation and the exact monthly price for a care plan that includes your prescribed medication and shipping, billed every 3 months with your 90-day supply. You decide whether to begin ongoing care after reviewing that price.
How long until I feel a difference?
It varies. Some women notice changes in sleep or hot flashes within a few weeks; others take longer, and your dose is adjusted over time based on how you respond. Your doctor sets expectations honestly for your situation. There is no single timeline that fits everyone.
Do I need lab tests?
It depends on your treatment. For most menopause care, symptoms and history guide the plan and lab work is optional. Testosterone is different: it needs a Total testosterone blood test before you start and every 3 months while you take it. The first test is its own line at checkout; the quarterly test is part of your plan price.
What if hormone therapy isn't right for me?
Then your doctor will say so, and review nonhormonal options that have clinical evidence for hot flashes, sleep, and mood. Eligibility is about your safety, not a sales funnel. The honest answer is part of the care.
Which states is Veradene available in?
Care is provided by doctors licensed in your state, so availability depends on where you live. The intake confirms whether your program is available in your state before you continue.
Is my information private?
Yes. Your intake and care happen over a secure, encrypted connection, and your health information is handled under our Notice of Privacy Practices. We never sell your personal information.