What is it?
A low-strength testosterone, usually a cream (a gel is also available), applied to the skin as your provider directs. Accurate measuring matters at these doses, so we dispense it in a metered-dose dispenser that measures each dose.
Why is it compounded?
There is no FDA-approved testosterone product dosed for women in the United States.
Safety information
Compounded hormones are prepared for an individual patient from a prescription and are not FDA approved. Your provider decides which option fits your care.
Testosterone is a controlled substance (Schedule III). Keep treated skin covered and wash hands after applying to avoid transferring testosterone to others.
How to use your dispenser
Your cream comes in a metered-dose dispenser. It measures each dose for you. How to use your dispenser
This list isn't all-inclusive. Your provider can prescribe other strengths, combinations or dosage forms. Call us at 626.631.6150 and we'll work with you and your provider to find an option that fits.
Common questions
Can testosterone be added to my estrogen cream?
Yes, when your provider prescribes the combination.
