Testosterone Cream (Women, low-dose)
Topical Cream · 5 mg/mL
- Daily support for desire & energy
- Steady transdermal dosing
- Lab-guided, female range
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This treatment starts with labs
Your clinician needs recent blood work to prescribe safely. Two ways to get it done:
Why Testosterone for Women?
Low-dose testosterone therapy is well-supported for hypoactive sexual desire and midlife energy in women — a category most competitors skip because it requires lab monitoring. Applied daily and dosed to the female physiologic range.
What to expect
- Bloodwork first — Baseline labs establish your starting point and guide the dose.
- A very small dose — Roughly a tenth of typical male dosing, prepared specifically for this range.
- Applied daily — To rotating sites, allowed to dry, hands washed afterwards.
- Report changes early — Acne or unwanted hair growth usually means the dose needs lowering.
From order to optimized
Health assessment panel
Quick lab panel at 2,000+ locations near you — or upload recent bloodwork and we may use your existing results.
Review your results
A licensed clinician reviews your levels, symptoms and goals, builds your personalized plan, and ships it to your door.
Feel the difference
Most members notice improvements within weeks. We recheck labs at 90 days and fine-tune your dose.
How it works
Online consultation
Answer a few health questions — a licensed provider reviews online. No waiting rooms.
Prescription approved
Once approved, your medication ships discreetly to your door.
Feel the difference
Physician-guided support and check-ins keep results on track.
Dosing, safety & what's inside
Apply 0.2-0.4 mL (1-2 mg) to inner thigh or lower abdomen once daily; titrate per symptoms and 8-12 week labs (total testosterone, SHBG)
Controlled substance, DEA Schedule III. Baseline labs are required before your first prescription, with follow-up labs at 6 to 12 weeks to guide dosing. Benefits: Evidence-supported therapy for low sexual desire, and for energy and mood support in midlife. Dosing is titrated against your labs to stay within the female physiologic range. Risks: Acne and hair growth at the application site. With too high a dose, changes to voice and body hair. Transference precautions apply.
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Common questions
Why would a woman take testosterone?
Women produce testosterone too, and levels decline with age. Low-dose therapy is most commonly used for persistent low sexual desire after other causes have been addressed. Some people also report changes in energy and mood.
How low is low-dose?
Roughly a tenth of a typical male dose. The formulation here is specifically prepared for that range — male-strength products are not appropriate.
What side effects should I watch for?
Signs of too much: acne, unwanted hair growth at the application site or on the face, and voice changes. Voice changes may not fully reverse, so report them promptly.
Is this FDA-approved for women?
There is no FDA-approved testosterone product for women in the US, so this is prescribed off-label using a compounded preparation. Your clinician will explain what that means before you start.
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