Progesterone (Oral, Tablets)

What it may help with

What's included

• Evaluation and prescription by a licensed clinician, when appropriate
• Progesterone compounded by a state-licensed pharmacy
• 2-day, discreet monthly shipping
• Ongoing access to a board-certified clinical team for questions and dose adjustments
• The ability to pause, delay, or cancel your subscription at any time

Why patients choose this

• A simple nightly capsule or troche that fits into an existing routine.
• Bioidentical to the progesterone the body produces.
• Often improves sleep alongside its other effects.
• Pairs naturally with estrogen therapy for menopausal symptom relief.

Your timeline

1. TodayPlace your order and complete medical intake form.
2. Days 1-2Clinical team reviews in 1-2 business days, and when appropriate, prescribes.
3. Days 3-5Pharmacy prepares your order.
4. Days 5-7Your order ships directly to you with 2-day shipping.
5. Every 4 weeksYour order renews. Payment is processed and the product shipped to you.

What to expect

1. Getting startedTake it by mouth at bedtime, or as directed by your clinician. Taking it at night is intentional, it can have a calming, sleep-supportive effect.
2. Weeks 1–2Many women notice improved sleep and a calmer sense of ease in the evenings early on.
3. Weeks 2–4If you're taking it alongside estrogen, the two work together to support hormonal balance and protect the uterine lining.
4. Months 2–3Cycle-related symptoms and overall balance often feel more settled as your body adjusts. Your dose may be fine-tuned along the way.
5. OngoingBenefits are maintained with steady use on your clinician's schedule, whether daily or cyclical. Your clinician reviews how you're responding over time.

Lab work requirement

No lab work required. The Women's Comprehensive Panel or Women's Hormonal Health Panel are optional labs to monitor progress if desired.

Possible side effects

Important information

A note on pairing with estrogen

If you're using estrogen therapy (such as the estradiol patch or cream) and have an intact uterus, progesterone is typically taken alongside it to help protect the uterine lining. Many patients without a uterus also choose progesterone for its potential sleep and mood benefits. Your clinician will review whether progesterone makes sense for your situation as part of your medical intake.

• Progesterone is a prescription medication and requires evaluation by a licensed clinician.

• The form sold here is oral micronized progesterone, the bioidentical form of the hormone. There is an FDA-approved version of oral micronized progesterone (Prometrium); your clinician can discuss whether a branded or generic option fits your needs.

• Hormone therapy isn't right for everyone. Your clinician will review your medical history, possible side effects, and whether this treatment is right for you.

• Drowsiness is common after taking progesterone, which is why bedtime dosing is standard. Don't drive or operate machinery shortly after taking it.

• Results vary and are not guaranteed.