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Women’s HRT option

Progesterone Capsules Rx

  • Protects your lining while on estrogen
  • Reviewed by a licensed Pep’d provider
  • Taken at bedtime, studied for sleep
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Important safety info
Meet Progesterone
  • Bedtime capsules that pair with your estrogen
  • Not an automatic addition for every patient
  • Prescribed only after a full intake review
About the ingredient
  • Progesterone is a hormone your ovaries make
  • With a uterus, it’s added to estrogen to protect the lining
  • Your provider decides whether it belongs in your plan
How you take it
  • Taken by mouth on the schedule your provider sets
  • Often taken at bedtime because it can cause drowsiness
  • Store it as your pharmacy and provider instruct
Safety information
  • Can cause drowsiness or dizziness
  • Some capsules contain peanut oil. Tell your provider about allergies
  • With estrogen, risks include blood clots, stroke and breast cancer
  • Not for everyone. Share your clot, liver and cancer history

Protection, simplified

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    Provider reviewed

    Every prescription is reviewed by a licensed clinician.

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    Uterine protection

    Added to estrogen to protect the uterine lining.

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    Bedtime friendly

    Often taken at bedtime because it can cause drowsiness.

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    Pharmacy delivery

    If prescribed, shipped by a licensed pharmacy to you.

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Progesterone is not a standalone promise of symptom relief. Your provider decides if it belongs in your plan.

Individual results vary.

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How it works

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    Online intake

    Answer questions about what you’ve been experiencing and see which treatment options you may be eligible for.

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    Provider evaluation

    A licensed provider reviews your intake and determines if treatment is right for you.

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    Personalized plan

    If prescribed, you’ll get a personalized treatment plan that includes medication delivered right to you.

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    Ongoing support

    Get online access to provider messaging, regular check-ins, and treatment adjustments as needed.

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Care that goes past the prescription

Along with your treatment, you get

  • A licensed provider who reviews every plan
  • A plan matched to your symptoms and history
  • Messaging with your care team
  • Regular check-ins and treatment adjustments
  • Pharmacy shipping to your door, if prescribed
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Treatment is provided only if a licensed provider prescribes it.

Individual results vary.

Which hormone therapy option fits your symptoms

Pep’d offers a few different hormone therapy options for menopause symptoms. Your provider decides what fits your history and goals.

Options are shown side by side for comparison only. Some are used together, and your provider decides the combination.

Availability and pricing are confirmed after provider review. Compounded medications are not approved or evaluated by...

Frequently asked questions

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Why would I take progesterone?

If you have a uterus and take systemic estrogen, progesterone is added to help protect the uterine lining. Your provider decides whether you need it.

When do I take progesterone capsules?

Your provider sets the schedule. Progesterone is often taken at bedtime because it can cause drowsiness.

Can progesterone help me sleep?

In clinical trials, micronized progesterone improved sleep quality in postmenopausal women. It is not a promise of symptom relief, and your provider decides whether it fits.

Do I need progesterone if I have no uterus?

Usually not for uterine protection. If you have had a hysterectomy, your provider will tell you whether progesterone has any role in your plan.

Do progesterone capsules contain peanut oil?

Some do, so tell your provider about any peanut allergy before you start.

What are the risks of hormone therapy?

Combined estrogen and progesterone therapy carries risks, including blood clots, stroke and breast cancer. They depend on your age, health and how long you take it.

Does timing matter for hormone therapy?

It can. Hormone therapy is generally most favorable when started under age 60 or within 10 years of menopause. Your provider reviews your history.

What is included with a Pep’d prescription?

Provider review of your intake, ongoing messaging with your care team, and a personalized plan. If prescribed, medication ships from a licensed pharmacy.

Do I need an in-person visit to get started?

No. You complete your intake online and a licensed provider reviews it. Your provider will tell you if anything more is needed.

Is insurance required to get started?

No. Pep’d operates outside of insurance, and insurance is not required to get started.

Are progesterone capsules available in every state?

Availability varies by state. Your intake will confirm what is available where you live.

Can my provider change my plan over time?

Yes. Your provider can adjust your plan based on how you respond and how you tolerate treatment.

How does delivery work?

If you’re prescribed, a licensed pharmacy ships your medication to your door.

Progesterone is a generic medication name, not a branded trademark. Pep’d is a trademark of Pepd LLC.

  1. 1. Prescription medications require a valid prescription from a licensed provider. Not available in all 50 states. Results may vary.