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Progesterone
Important Safety Information

Progesterone therapy is prescribed only after clinical review.
For women using systemic estrogen who have a uterus, progesterone is essential for uterine protection. Dosing and form are selected carefully based on individual needs and medical history.
This is stabilizing care — not something to experiment with on your own.

Note
  • Information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
  • As with any prescription treatment, side effects are possible. Your clinician can review risks with you, and official medication information is provided with every shipment.
  • Some medications are not available in all states.
  • HSA/FSA Eligible

Progesterone (Uterus)

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Support for balance, sleep, and hormonal stability.

Progesterone is a key counterbalance to estrogen and one of the first hormones to decline during perimenopause. When levels drop, symptoms like poor sleep, anxiety, cycle changes, and heightened stress response often follow.

Progesterone therapy focuses on restoring stability

— not stimulation — so the body can settle again.

Available options may include:

  • Oral capsules for systemic support

Your clinician will determine the form and dose that fits your symptoms and health profile.


Important to Know
If you have a uterus and are prescribed systemic estrogen, progesterone is typically included to protect the uterine lining.

Your clinician will determine whether progesterone is needed based on your anatomy and health history. If appropriate, it will be added seamlessly to your estrogen plan and included in your monthly subscription — no extra steps required.

Note: Progesterone is not available as a standalone medication. If suitable, a clinician will add Progesterone to your Estrogen prescription.

Method
Weeks
Price
Oral
$37
Important Safety Information

Progesterone therapy is prescribed only after clinical review.
For women using systemic estrogen who have a uterus, progesterone is essential for uterine protection. Dosing and form are selected carefully based on individual needs and medical history.
This is stabilizing care — not something to experiment with on your own.

Note
  • Information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
  • As with any prescription treatment, side effects are possible. Your clinician can review risks with you, and official medication information is provided with every shipment.
  • Some medications are not available in all states.

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Testosterone

Testosterone isn’t just a “male hormone.” Women need it too — and levels naturally decline with age, often earlier than people expect.

In perimenopause and menopause, lower testosterone can contribute to fatigue, reduced motivation, lower libido, decreased muscle strength, and a general sense of “flatness.” When appropriate, carefully dosed testosterone therapy can help restore vitality, confidence, and physical resilience.

This is not about excess or extremes. It’s about supporting strength, drive, and overall well-being — thoughtfully and clinically.

Estrogen

Estrogen is a foundational hormone for women’s health. It plays a central role in temperature regulation, mood, sleep, cognition, bone health, and cardiovascular support.

During perimenopause, estrogen levels fluctuate unpredictably. In menopause, they decline more consistently. These changes are often responsible for hot flashes, night sweats, brain fog, sleep disruption, mood shifts, and changes in skin, hair, and body composition.

Estrogen therapy, when appropriate, helps stabilize these shifts — reducing symptoms and supporting overall health during midlife and beyond.

Progesterone

Progesterone is estrogen’s balancing partner. It supports sleep quality, nervous system calm, and uterine health, and plays an important role in hormonal stability.

Progesterone is often the first hormone to decline during perimenopause, which can lead to anxiety, poor sleep, heavier or irregular periods, and increased sensitivity to stress. When estrogen is used in women with a uterus, progesterone is also essential for safety.

Proper progesterone support can help restore balance, improve sleep, and smooth hormonal fluctuations — without overstimulation.

What’s Included

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Clinician Access

Optional consults with a licensed clinician to review symptoms, dosing, and next steps — because hormone care should always have a human behind it.

Medication, Delivered

All prescribed medications shipped directly to your door. Discreet, reliable, and handled properly from start to finish.

Clear Instructions

Simple, step-by-step guidance on how to use your medication correctly and confidently — no guessing, no Googling.

Real Support

Access to our Patient Support team for questions, adjustments, or reassurance along the way. You are never left to figure this out alone.

How It Works

Connect with trusted experts through a seamless 4-step process designed to help you feel balanced and supported every day.

1
Connect

Start with our quick Omara intake to finally make sense of what your body’s been trying to tell you.

  • Share what you’re feeling (the real version, not the “I’m fine” version)
  • Answer guided questions about symptoms, sleep, weight, mood, hair, and more
  • Select your preferred treatment option
  • We use your responses to understand your chemistry and match you with the right specialist

2
Consult

Meet with a hormone-informed clinician who actually listens — and explains what’s really going on.

  • Review your symptoms, history, and goals in plain English
  • Get clarity on what’s likely happening with your hormones and metabolism
  • Receive a personalized care plan, backed by science and tailored to your life

3
Care Delivered

Prescription care delivered to your door. No waiting rooms. No pharmacy drama. Pajamas welcome.

  • Expert-guided treatment, not guesswork or one-size-fits-all solutions
  • Safe, clinically managed prescriptions when needed
  • Convenient delivery so you can focus on feeling better, not running errands

4
Continue

Because Your Chemistry Isn’t One-and-Done. Real follow-ups. Real support. Real progress.

  • Ongoing check-ins and follow-ups with your care team
  • Adjustments as your body, hormones, and goals change
  • Real support, real accountability, and real progress

Frequently
Asked
Questions

Get clear, concise answers about symptoms, consultations, prescriptions, and ongoing
support so you always know what to expect.

What symptoms does progesterone therapy target?

Progesterone therapy is commonly used to support sleep quality, reduce anxiety, stabilize mood, and address cycle irregularity during perimenopause.

Why is progesterone often the first hormone to decline?

Progesterone levels drop earlier and more unpredictably during perimenopause, which is why symptoms like poor sleep and anxiety often appear before periods stop.

Do I need progesterone if I’m taking estrogen?

If you have a uterus and are prescribed systemic estrogen, progesterone is typically included to protect the uterine lining. Your clinician will make this determination and, if needed, progesterone will be added seamlessly to your estrogen care plan.

What forms of progesterone are available?

Progesterone is most commonly prescribed as oral capsules or topical creams. The right option depends on symptoms, tolerance, and clinical context.

How soon will I notice changes?

Some women notice improvements in sleep and calm within weeks, while others need dose adjustments over time. Response varies by individual.

Can I use HSA or FSA funds for progesterone therapy?

Yes. Omara accepts HSA and FSA payments for eligible services and prescriptions.

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