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  1. Winona logoWinona$54 per 28 daysMedication included; eligibility confirmed by the provider.

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Gala’s separate 12-week offer

Compare Gala's current pill and patch offer

The reviewed offer bills $207 for pills or $297 for patches every 12 weeks. The exact hormone and combination are confirmed in the assessment, so this general offer does not establish a match for every hormone filter above.

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Paid partner link. This is separate from Gala's advertised $69/month flat plan in the rankings.

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On this site, HRT comparisons cover menopause and perimenopause care. TRT comparisons cover men’s testosterone care. Enclomiphene is a different treatment from testosterone replacement. Choose the topic you came to research; a clinician determines whether a treatment is appropriate.

The rankings

All 5 menopause HRT providers, scored.

Sorted by public-information score, with alphabetical ties. Scores assess disclosure, not clinical quality or treatment effectiveness. Paused offers are excluded from these rankings. How we score.

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Five equally weighted checks: treatment, payment, care process, pharmacy and cancellation information. Each earns 0, 1 or 2 points from the cited public record. Missing information is not proof of poor care. Our shopping comparison covers approved partners and explicitly labeled unmatched offers. Paused offers are excluded. Full methodology. TRT: 9 providers tracked.

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Featured picks · Verified August 2026

Our top pick, and a shortlist for everyone else.

Each pick is derived from the same data as the full ranking (score, verified price, insurance status, transparency grade) and every one appears in the ranking above at its score-earned position. Read the methodology.

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Patch supply · Sources checked September 20, 2026

Are estrogen patches still hard to find?

Yes, some people cannot readily find their usual estradiol patch. The FDA's September 3 update says patches remain available nationally, while certain products and brands vary by pharmacy and location. The ASHP bulletin updated August 12 lists affected products by manufacturer, strength and package. Neither source can confirm whether your pharmacy has your prescription today.

Ask your pharmacist to check the exact product and strength and whether an appropriate FDA-approved patch can be substituted. If it cannot be filled, ask your prescriber about another treatment option before changing medication. Our dated shortage guide explains the reported supply details. The provider treatment-form tracker shows which of our 5 featured menopause providers list patches or other estrogen forms. It does not show pharmacy inventory.

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Stuck on “which one”? These are the matchups people search most. Each one is a side-by-side on verified price, score, transparency grade, and insurance.

Independent Clinical Perspective

What the clinicians say

Verbatim, independently sourced statements from named physicians and medical bodies: real clinicians quoted with their sources, not a single paid reviewer. General clinical context, not an endorsement of any provider.

“Tragically, tens of millions of women have been denied the life-changing and long-term health benefits of hormone replacement therapy because of a medical dogma rooted in a distortion of risk. For too long, issues of women's health have been underrecognized. Women and their physicians should make decisions based on data, not fear.”
Marty Makary, MD, MPH, FDA Commissioner
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Announcing the FDA's removal of the broad 'black box' warnings from menopausal hormone therapy products.
“We agree with the FDA's decision to remove the boxed warning on low-dose vaginal estrogen therapies used to treat genitourinary symptoms associated with menopause. The boxed warning may have been a deterrent to the use of the low-dose vaginal estrogen, which is a safe and effective therapy for a condition that affects most menopausal women. Systemic estrogen still comes with potential risks in certain individuals that should be reviewed in detail with women initiating therapy.”
The Menopause Society, Official statement (formerly the North American Menopause Society)
The Menopause Society
The specialty society's same-day response to the FDA announcement, agreeing on vaginal estrogen while keeping the nuance on systemic hormone therapy.
“The WHI findings should never be used as a reason to deny hormone therapy to women in early menopause with bothersome menopausal symptoms. Many women are good candidates for treatment and, in shared decision making with their clinicians, should be able to receive appropriate and personalized healthcare for their needs.”
JoAnn Manson, MD, Chief of Preventive Medicine; first author, 2024 JAMA WHI review
Brigham and Women's Hospital
On the long-term Women's Health Initiative follow-up: risks are lower and the benefit-to-risk ratio more favorable for women who start HRT in early menopause.

Quotes are general medical commentary about hormone therapy, independently sourced and not solicited by HRT Picks. They are not an endorsement of any provider. Our provider scores are set solely by our published methodology.

HRT comparison methodology

What does the provider score measure?

Each reviewed provider has a public-information score out of 10. Five equal criteria earn 0, 1 or 2 points from the recorded sources. Public-information score, not a clinical quality or treatment-effectiveness rating. Each of five checks earns 0 for unestablished information, 1 for partial information or 2 for clear disclosure. A missing fact is not proof of poor care. Affiliate payments do not affect points.

Treatment details

0–2

Two points for a clearly identified treatment and route; one for partial or conflicting product information.

Payment clarity

0–2

Two points when the selected plan's first payment, renewal, term and required fees are clear; one when only part of the bill is established.

Care process

0–2

Two points for named clinical responsibility, eligibility and follow-up information; one when the process is only partly described.

Pharmacy disclosure

0–2

Two points for an identified dispensing pharmacy for the reviewed treatment; one for a general pharmacy network or local-fill choice.

Cancellation and refunds

0–2

Two points for clear, relevant cancellation timing and refund rules; one for partial rules or unresolved conflicts.

See every score, criterion, reason and source →

What about the A–F Transparency Grade?

Where shown, the grade is a separate, dated legacy disclosure assessment. It is not calculated from the new public-information score and does not grade clinical care. New reviews can have a score without a legacy grade. Read the provider's verification date and grade explanation.

FAQ

HRT, asked straight

What is the best online HRT provider in 2026?

There is no single best HRT provider for every person. Compare medication type, state access, the complete bill and the care process. Our public-information score measures how clearly those purchase details are documented, not the quality of treatment. Winona, Sesame Care, Hone Health, Wisp and Gala Health offer different models; read the source-based reviews and confirm your actual prescription and payment terms before booking. Our shopping catalog covers approved affiliate programs, not the whole market.

How much does HRT cost online?

Verified August 2026: the cheapest all-in route on our women's wing is Winona at $54 per 28-day cycle with a $0 consult, which covers the medication, consults, follow-ups and shipping, on a 28-day billing cycle that puts 13.04 charges in a year rather than 12. Hone women's Premium is $155/mo plus medication and a $65 initial test; Basic at $25/mo excludes hormones. Watch the framing on every other headline number: Hone women's Premium is $155/mo before medication, Gala's current offer advertises $69/mo including care and prescription, with the exact plan and checkout billing schedule still to be confirmed, Sesame's current menopause subscription has a fee to confirm before enrollment, and Wisp advertises care from $33/month with the selected upfront bill still unconfirmed. Both charge medication separately through your pharmacy.

Is HRT covered by insurance?

In our current women’s HRT roster, no providers bill insurance for care. Confirm your exact plan, state and cost sharing before booking. A cash-pay consultation is separate from pharmacy coverage: Sesame and Wisp can send prescriptions to your own pharmacy, where your plan’s formulary determines coverage. Compounded products and FDA-approved medications have different coverage rules; see our HRT insurance guide for the details.

What is a Transparency Grade?

The A–F Transparency Grade is a separate, dated legacy assessment of pre-intake disclosure. Its checks covered pricing, named clinicians, cancellation, corporate disclosure and accessible third-party reviews. It is not a clinical quality grade or an input to the current public-information score. The retained records across 8 roster providers show 3 B (Winona, Sesame Care, Wisp), 4 C (Hone Health, Gala Health, PeterMD, MangoRx), 1 D (DudeMeds); each review keeps its verification date. New reviews need not have a legacy grade.

Why is the estrogen patch in shortage?

The FDA's September 3 update says demand has made some estradiol patches hard to find, although patches remain available nationally and supply varies by pharmacy and product. ASHP's August 12 bulletin identifies affected products by manufacturer and strength. Ask your pharmacist about your exact prescription and whether an appropriate patch can be substituted. If it cannot be filled, ask your prescriber about another treatment option before changing medication. Our provider tracker lists treatment forms, not local pharmacy stock.Sources: FDA supply update, ASHP product bulletin

Does HRT Picks cover TRT for men?

Yes. The separate /trt section includes 4 current TRT clinic entries, with treatment-specific review pages and prices. Testosterone replacement is one form of hormone replacement; its eligibility, monitoring and treatment choices differ from menopause care. The same public-information rubric assesses product, price, care process, pharmacy and terms. A score does not establish clinical suitability.

How do you score and rank these providers?

The public-information score adds five equal criteria: product, price, care process, pharmacy and terms. Each earns 0, 1 or 2 points, for a total out of 10. Affiliate status does not change the points. Missing information limits the score but does not prove poor care. The methodology page publishes each reason and source; retained A–F grades are separate historical assessments.

Are HRT comparison sites independent?

We earn commissions when readers sign up with some of the platforms listed, disclosed on every page. Our score is methodology-driven, never adjusted for affiliate status: if a higher-scored platform pays less than a lower-scored one, the higher-scored one ranks higher anyway. Where we have no independent review data we say 'Not surfaced' instead of inventing ratings. Full firewall details in our editorial policy.

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