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Testosterone is evidence-based for distressing low sexual desire after menopause, but many providers don't offer it. These telehealth platforms prescribe testosterone for women alongside estrogen and progesterone.
Starts with a $65 blood panel, then a membership plus medication; prescribes testosterone for women in some states.
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One of the few telehealth clinics that bills major insurance, so you may pay little out of pocket.
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Testosterone for women is prescribed off-label in the US. A clinician will decide whether it's appropriate for you.
Licensing is per state and every platform serves a different set, so the shortlist above changes depending on where you live.
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There is no FDA-approved testosterone product for women in the US, so it is prescribed off-label. The evidence supports it for one use: low sexual desire that bothers you (HSDD), after a clinician has assessed you. These online services prescribe it to women. Each covers different states, so check yours first.
Midi Health
A low-dose compounded testosterone cream from a virtual menopause clinic. Midi says most women have two video visits, with baseline blood tests, before a prescription, and only if a clinician decides it is appropriate.
The cream starts at $100 for a 90-day supply. Visits can be billed to insurance (Midi is in-network with most PPO plans) or cost $250 for the first visit self-pay; Medicare is self-pay only.
That evidence comes from trials of standardized, non-compounded testosterone used on the skin at doses that keep levels in the normal female range. The same international consensus does not recommend compounded testosterone, like Midi's cream, because its efficacy and safety have not been shown; it suggests small doses of an approved men's product instead, with blood levels checked. Ask any provider which product you would get and how your levels will be monitored.
Offered in 24 states and DC: AZ, CA, CO, DC, DE, FL, IA, IL, IN, KS, MA, MD, ME, NC, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, TX, UT, VA and WA.
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Hone Health
Prescribes testosterone to women online, after a blood test.
From $65 test, then $155/mo membership + medication.
33 states for women's hormone care.
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Neither covers your state, or you would rather see someone in person? Find a clinic near you or compare online options.
Some links above are partnerships. If you start care through them, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Partners we can earn from may be shown first in some lists, but commission never changes the facts we report about any provider.
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