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Menopause care from our GPs. Body-identical HRT, prescribed and dispensed in one place. Start online, or come and see us.
By doctors | Free online review | No monthly fee
- A doctor every time
- Medication dispensed or delivered by us
- Today and every day
How it works
Three steps, online or in person.
Start your way
A short online assessment covers your symptoms, history and any HRT you have tried. Or book to see a doctor in person.
We assess and prescribe
A GP with specific menopause experience reviews it. If HRT is right for you, we prescribe it, then dispense and deliver it to you.
Monitoring and support
Your medication is given to you at the consultation or sent to your door. We review how you are getting on, adjust your dose and answer questions, for as long as you want us alongside.
How your care works
The review is free. You pay for your medication, and it costs the same however you start.
Start online. Answer the assessment in your own time. A doctor reviews it and, if HRT is right for you, we dispense and deliver it. Reorder when you need more, and we check each request at no charge.
See a doctor, if you prefer. A consultation in person, by video or by phone, whenever you want one: to start, to change a dose, or to talk it through. You pay for that visit only.
Most women lean on us most in the first year, while we get the regimen right. After that it settles into an annual review, repeat supply, and us on hand when something shifts, so you are never re-explaining your history to a new doctor. Plenty of women get settled with us and then simply take their repeats. That is completely fine.
What comes with your treatment
There is no monthly fee. The medication is the only regular charge, at the same price whichever way you start.
Reviews when you need them
A doctor checks every reorder at no charge. Book a consultation in clinic, by video or by phone whenever you want one: more while we settle your treatment, fewer once you are stable.
We hold the thread
Your full history stays with us, so when something shifts you are not starting from scratch. We pick up exactly where we left off.
Repeats and messaging
Repeat supply is handled for you, and you can message the clinical team between reviews to ask a question or flag a symptom.
Already on treatment?
If you are on this medication from another clinic, an NHS service, or an online provider, and you want to move your care to us, you are very welcome. Just tell us what you are taking and we will take it from there.
Is this right for you?
HRT is a clinical treatment for the symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. We can usually prescribe if you're an adult experiencing symptoms like hot flushes, night sweats, disturbed sleep, mood changes, brain fog, joint pain, vaginal dryness, or low libido, whether or not your periods have stopped.
HRT is not appropriate in some situations, including pregnancy, an active oestrogen-receptor-positive breast cancer, certain liver conditions, untreated thromboembolic disease, and undiagnosed vaginal bleeding. The assessment will identify these. If HRT isn't right for you, we'll tell you so honestly during the assessment, and we'll talk you through what is.
Side effects and what to expect
Most side effects settle in the first few weeks, usually breast tenderness, mild bloating, or shifts in mood as your body adjusts.
Body-identical HRT carries a small increase in breast cancer risk that grows with longer use, and for many women it is smaller than everyday factors such as weight and alcohol. The clot risk that worried people in the past relates mainly to older oral forms rather than the patches and gels we usually use. We go through your personal risk with you.
We will not prescribe in pregnancy, in an active hormone-sensitive cancer, in active liver disease, or where there is unexplained vaginal bleeding until it has been looked into, and the assessment checks for these. If anything troubles you between reviews, you can message the clinical team.
Blood tests
For typical menopausal symptoms, a blood test is often unnecessary because the diagnosis is clinical. We do recommend baseline bloods if you are under 45, if your symptoms are atypical, or before starting testosterone for women, and to confirm early menopause or premature ovarian insufficiency.
You choose how: a finger-prick kit at home, a phlebotomy appointment near you or a home visit, or here at our Westfield clinic.
Blood tests are priced separately, the same as the medication. If you have recent results from your NHS GP or another provider, we can use those.
HRT treatments
UK-licensed HRT, body-identical by default, in the form that suits you. The doctor recommends the right combination for you at your assessment.

Estradiol (gel, patch, or spray)
Body-identical, applied through the skin, with no first-pass through the liver. Choose the format that fits your routine.

Micronised progesterone (Utrogestan)
Given when you have a uterus to protect the womb lining. Body-identical, taken at night, often helpful for sleep.

Combined HRT (one patch or tablet)
A single patch or tablet that combines the oestrogen and the womb-protecting progestogen, for a simpler routine. We use body-identical hormones by default, and a combined product where it suits you.

Vaginal oestrogen (Vagifem, Estriol)
A low-dose local treatment for vaginal dryness, soreness, and urinary symptoms. Used alongside or instead of systemic HRT.

Testosterone for women
A small dose of testosterone, prescribed off-label per British Menopause Society guidance where low libido persists despite optimal oestrogen replacement.
When HRT is not right, or not enough
HRT is not the only option, and sometimes it is not the right one. Where oestrogen does not suit you, where you would rather not take it, or where it is not enough on its own, we can prescribe the newer treatments below. Each needs a proper assessment, and some need ongoing monitoring, which is the part a form on its own cannot do.
Other non-HRT treatments

Fezolinetant (Veoza)
A non-hormonal tablet for hot flushes and night sweats, for when HRT is unsuitable or you would rather not take it. It needs a liver blood test before and during treatment.

Elinzanetant (Lynkuet)
A newer non-hormonal tablet that eases hot flushes and night sweats and also helps with sleep. Available privately.

SSRIs and SNRIs
Medicines that, at the right dose, ease hot flushes and night sweats and lift low mood. A useful option when HRT is not suitable or not wanted.

Gabapentin and pregabalin
Medicines that can reduce hot flushes and night sweats and help with joint and muscle aches, where HRT is not suitable or not enough.

Prasterone (Intrarosa)
A vaginal treatment for dryness and discomfort when standard vaginal oestrogen has not been enough.

Ospemifene (Senshio)
A daily tablet for vaginal dryness and discomfort, for women who would rather not use a vaginal treatment.
Pricing
The online review is free. You pay for your medication, billed separately and delivered to your door, and for a consultation only if you want one.
Online, no appointment: Free. A doctor reviews your assessment, checks a recent blood pressure reading and your ID, prescribes, and we deliver. Reorder when you need more, and we check each request at no charge.
Transferring your care to us, free: already on HRT elsewhere? A doctor reviews your history and recent results from your assessment and continues your treatment where it remains right. After that you pay only for your medication.
See a doctor, one-off: £180 for a 30-minute consultation in person, by video or by phone, or £120 for 15 minutes if it is a quick question. Your prescription, any letter and any dose change are included. Come back whenever you want, and pay for that visit only.
Medication is billed separately at the same price whichever route you choose: from £20.99 a month for most HRT, from £24.99 for Oestrogel. Testosterone for women and the newer treatments are confirmed at your assessment. Blood tests, where they are needed, are billed separately from £49.
In person: no deposit, you pay after we have seen you. Video and phone: paid at booking, so your appointment is held for you. If you need to cancel or reschedule, see our cancellation policy.
There's a real clinic behind this
If you prefer, your reviews and consultations can be in person at our Westfield London clinic. It is a full GP clinic too: consultations, health checks, blood tests and travel health, whenever you need them.

Questions, answered.
Reading
Everything we have written about menopause.
Ready to start?
Begin with the assessment. It takes about 10 minutes, costs nothing, and tells you whether HRT is right for you.
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