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Wisp HRT Review

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Wisp may suit readers who want menopause care with prescriptions filled at their own pharmacy. Care is advertised from $33 per month, while medication is separate and the selected upfront payment remains unconfirmed. Its current subscription terms replace our earlier claim that there was no recurring charge. Compare the pharmacy quote and renewal conditions before enrolling.

This is a public-source comparison. We have not tested Wisp's treatment or completed its patient care process. The dated evidence section separates provider statements from independently checked facts.

The score measures public treatment, price, care, pharmacy and cancellation information. It is not a clinical quality rating. See every point and source.

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What will you pay?

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Cancellation and commitment

The current terms require subscription cancellation at least 48 hours before renewal through the account or support. Sales are generally final, with stated exceptions for issues such as unavailable, defective or undelivered orders [Checked September 29, 2026]

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Public-information score

How clear is Wisp's public information?

8.0/10 · Menopause consultation and locally filled HRT prescriptions.

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.

Assessment dated . Scoring rules and all assessments.

Treatment details2/2

The consultation page identifies estradiol patch, gel and oral options separately from oral progesterone or progestin options. The treatment is selected after medical assessment.

Sources: Wisp menopause consultation

Payment clarity1/2

The current page advertises care from $33 per month and explicitly excludes pharmacy medication costs. It does not establish the complete medication bill or the selected upfront billing interval.

Sources: Wisp menopause consultation

Care process2/2

The page names Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO, describes medical-history and eligibility review, and provides continuing care-team access with treatment adjustments.

Sources: Wisp menopause consultation

Pharmacy disclosure1/2

The menopause prescription goes to a local pharmacy, where the patient pays separately. No single dispensing pharmacy is assigned by the public consultation page.

Sources: Wisp menopause consultation

Cancellation and refunds2/2

Published terms require cancellation at least 48 hours before renewal, provide account and support cancellation methods, and explain final-sale and discretionary refund exceptions.

Sources: Wisp terms, sections 5.5 and 6.4

Which treatments do they offer?

Who is it a fit for?

Women who want FDA-approved medication options filled at their own pharmacy and can confirm eligibility, the care billing schedule and their separate medication cost before enrolling.

Who should compare alternatives?

Anyone who needs a verified all-inclusive monthly price or confirmation of their assigned clinician and testing plan before intake.

What did we verify, and what are the safety checks?

How we verified Wisp

Last pass October 16, 2026 · Method: Read the official menopause consultation page and current terms on September 29, 2026 and re-read the consultation page on October 16, 2026 (still starting at $33/month including consult, follow-ups and Care Team access). Confirmed the advertised care fee from $33/month, separate local-pharmacy medication bill, treatment routes, named Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO, and subscription cancellation rules. The selected upfront payment and billing interval were not established. No independent clinician-license or menopause-specific outcome audit was performed.

Confirmed on official sources

  • Care advertised from $33/month, with medication paid separately at a local pharmacy
  • Estradiol patch, gel and oral options; oral progesterone/progestin options
  • Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO named on the public menopause page
  • Assessment and ongoing care support
  • Current terms require cancellation at least 48 hours before renewal and describe refund limitations

Not independently verified in this review

  • Selected upfront payment, billing interval and complete first-year total
  • Actual pharmacy cost and coverage for the prescribed regimen
  • Assigned prescriber and independent license/certification verification
  • Individual eligibility and testing requirements
  • Menopause-specific independent patient-experience rating

We verify against the provider's own public pages without signing up. When a provider blocks crawlers or hides pricing behind intake, we say so. Not disclosed is a finding, and it feeds the Transparency Grade. Full methodology: editorial policy.

Why Transparency Grade B?

B

Transparency

Evidence below

  • The current page publishes care from $33/month and separates pharmacy medication costs [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • The public check did not establish the selected upfront payment, complete billing schedule or medication total [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • The page names Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO; license verification and individual clinician assignment remain unconfirmed [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • Terms publish a 48-hour renewal cancellation deadline and refund limitations; the earlier no-subscription claim is withdrawn [Checked September 29, 2026]
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Safety & legitimacy

The trust signals on Wisp

Six signals we check on every HRT review. An unverified field means our review has not established the answer; it does not prove the provider has no published information.

Prescriber type

Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO is named in the Wisp Care Team section of its menopause consult page. License, menopause certification and assignment to a specific patient were not independently verified [Verified September 9, 2026]

Lab work

The current public page describes history-based assessment but did not establish a universal baseline-lab policy. Ask the clinician what testing your circumstances require; our older July no-lab claim is not treated as current confirmation [Checked September 29, 2026]

HIPAA disclosure

Not independently assessed this pass. Check the privacy policy before intake

Support channels

Not catalogued this pass

Cancellation

The current terms require subscription cancellation at least 48 hours before renewal through the account or support. Sales are generally final, with stated exceptions for issues such as unavailable, defective or undelivered orders [Checked September 29, 2026]

Medication status

FDA-approved brand medications

Is Wisp legit? Read the full check →

What changes the full treatment bill?

Quick facts

Published entry price

$33/mo + medication

Consult fee

Menopause care advertised from $33/month; medication extra. The exact upfront amount and billing interval remain unconfirmed [Checked September 29, 2026]

States

All 50 states [Verified July 2026]

Insurance

Not accepted (cash pay)

Shipping

Prescriptions route to a local pharmacy for pickup; some products ship direct, with delivery in a couple of days [Verified July 2026]

Cancellation

The current terms require subscription cancellation at least 48 hours before renewal through the account or support. Sales are generally final, with stated exceptions for issues such as unavailable, defective or undelivered orders [Checked September 29, 2026]

The math

How much Wisp costs per month, and over the first year

ProviderEntryAnnual treatment exampleInfo scoreTransparency
Wisp (reviewed)$33/mo + medicationn/aPlan assumptions8.0/10B
Sesame CareNot published + medicationn/aPlan assumptions8.0/10B
Winona$54 per 28 daysEstrogen tablets$1,160Plan assumptions8.0/10B
Gala Health$69/mo$828Plan assumptions6.0/10C

Wisp: what the estimate covers

No verified first-year total. Wisp advertises care from $33/month, but the selected upfront charge and billing interval were not established in the public check. Medication is separately priced by your pharmacy. We do not assume twelve $33 payments or reuse the older $99 consultation as a confirmed current bill.

Source record checked . Sources and limits.

Sesame Care: what the estimate covers

No verified first-year total. The current menopause subscription fee was not established from the public page, medication is billed separately by the pharmacy, and lab charges can apply in NY, NJ, RI and ND. Older reported per-visit prices and the separate Sesame Plus membership are not used to price this program.

Source record checked . Sources and limits.

Winona: what the estimate covers

Annualized estimates use the 28-day billing cycle: Estrogen Body Cream with Progesterone at $89 × 365/28 = $1,160.18; estrogen tablets at $54 × 365/28 = $703.93. Consults, follow-ups and standard shipping are included. Additional prescribed products change the total. Actual first-year charges depend on the first charge, refill timing and pauses [Billing cadence checked October 7, 2026; product prices verified July 2026].

Source record checked . Sources and limits.

Gala Health: what the estimate covers

Annualized advertised-price estimate: $69 × 12 = $828 for one year if that rate covers the prescribed plan throughout. This is not a verified payment schedule. The exact plan and charge are confirmed during assessment; we did not complete checkout or establish whether any lab or additional-treatment charges apply [Verified September 9, 2026, calculation from the public offer].

Source record checked . Sources and limits.

These examples may cover different medicines and services. Each provider has its own assumptions and source-check date. Compare the same prescribed treatment and billing period before choosing on price. “n/a” means a complete estimate is not established in our records. Full price breakdown: what HRT really costs.

What is our full verdict on Wisp?

Wisp advertises menopause care from $33 per month, with medication paid separately at your local pharmacy. The current public page does not establish the selected upfront payment or full billing schedule, so we do not turn that monthly headline into a first-month or annual total. Care includes assessment and follow-up support; treatment options include estradiol patches, gel and oral medication, plus oral progesterone or progestin options when appropriate. The page names Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO, but we have not independently verified her license or the clinician assigned to an individual patient. Confirm current eligibility, any testing needs and the full care-and-medication bill before paying.

Screenshot of the Wisp homepage, captured August 27, 2026Wisp logo
Their own homepage, captured August 27, 2026.

Where it wins

  • Estradiol patch, gel and oral options are listed separately from oral micronized progesterone and the oral progestin Provera [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • Prescriptions go to your local pharmacy, where insurance coverage or a discount card may affect the medication bill [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • The public page advertises care from $33/month, with medication explicitly separate [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO is named on the menopause page, alongside assessment and follow-up support [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • Estradiol vaginal cream from $20/mo for local symptoms [Verified July 2026; separate product, not the menopause care fee]

Where it lags

  • The advertised $33/month is a care fee, not an all-in treatment price; the selected upfront bill and interval remain unconfirmed [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • Your pharmacy sets the separate medication cost, which depends on the prescribed drug and any coverage [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • The named clinician disclosure does not independently verify a license or identify the clinician assigned to each patient [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • Current eligibility and any required testing need confirmation during assessment [Checked September 29, 2026]
  • Platform-wide reviews do not establish a menopause-specific patient-experience rating [Reported]
Our verdict

Wisp separates the care fee from the medication bill: care starts at an advertised $33/month, and your pharmacy prices the prescription. This can be useful if your plan covers the prescribed drug, but savings are not established without both quotes. Confirm the upfront charge, renewal interval and cancellation deadline before enrolling.

What do customers report?

Real customer feedback

What reviewers say about Wisp

Independent review evidence is kept separate from provider claims. We do not create testimonials. Missing fields are unverified, not proof that no profile, review or claim exists.

Trustpilot

Not verified

Not independently verified in this review

BBB

Not verified

Not independently verified in this review

Reddit

Not verified

Not independently verified in this review

Provider claim

Not verified

Not independently verified in this review

Our reading

Not surfaced for the menopause line. Wisp carries a substantial public review base, but it reflects the birth control, STI and sexual health products that make up most of its business, not the menopause line. The public-information score does not include customer ratings. 'Not surfaced' here means we found no menopause-specific rating, not that we found a bad one.

FAQ

Common questions about Wisp

Is Wisp legit?

Wisp has a public-information score of 8.0/10 and a Transparency Grade of B (A-F scale for what it discloses before intake). Neither is a clinical quality rating or a guarantee of suitable care. Flags we track: The $33/month headline excludes medication and does not establish the full upfront bill [Checked September 29, 2026] Confirm the subscription renewal schedule and cancel at least 48 hours before renewal under the published terms [Checked September 29, 2026] Individual prescriber identity, independent license verification and any testing requirements remain to be confirmed [Checked September 29, 2026] Facts last verified October 16, 2026.

How much does Wisp cost?

Published entry pricing: $33/mo + medication. Consult fee: Menopause care advertised from $33/month; medication extra. The exact upfront amount and billing interval remain unconfirmed [Checked September 29, 2026]. No verified first-year total. Wisp advertises care from $33/month, but the selected upfront charge and billing interval were not established in the public check. Medication is separately priced by your pharmacy. We do not assume twelve $33 payments or reuse the older $99 consultation as a confirmed current bill.

Does Wisp take insurance?

No. Wisp is cash-pay, with published entry pricing of $33/mo + medication. It does not bill insurance for treatment.

How do I cancel Wisp?

Wisp's stated policy: The current terms require subscription cancellation at least 48 hours before renewal through the account or support. Sales are generally final, with stated exceptions for issues such as unavailable, defective or undelivered orders [Checked September 29, 2026].

What medications does Wisp offer?

As of our last check: Estradiol patch, gel and oral options; medication billed separately at your pharmacy [Verified September 9, 2026]; Micronized progesterone (oral); medication billed separately at your pharmacy [Verified September 9, 2026]; Medroxyprogesterone acetate (Provera, oral progestin); medication billed separately at your pharmacy [Verified September 9, 2026]; Estradiol vaginal cream, from $20 [Verified July 2026]; Estriol face cream, $99 [Verified July 2026]; Non-hormonal vaginal moisturizer, from $60 [Verified July 2026]; Adjunct (non-HRT) lines: oral minoxidil from $36, oral spironolactone from $24, topical spironolactone from $39, bimatoprost from $28, eflornithine cream from $58 [Verified July 2026].

Is Wisp available in my state?

All 50 states [Verified July 2026].

Does Wisp require lab work?

The current public page describes history-based assessment but did not establish a universal baseline-lab policy. Ask the clinician what testing your circumstances require; our older July no-lab claim is not treated as current confirmation [Checked September 29, 2026].

Who prescribes at Wisp?

Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO is named in the Wisp Care Team section of its menopause consult page. License, menopause certification and assignment to a specific patient were not independently verified [Verified September 9, 2026].

What is Wisp's Transparency Grade?

Wisp earns a B on our A-F transparency scale, which grades what a provider discloses BEFORE intake: pricing, named clinicians with credentials, a published cancellation policy, corporate disclosure, and third-party review accessibility. Key evidence: The current page publishes care from $33/month and separates pharmacy medication costs [Checked September 29, 2026] The public check did not establish the selected upfront payment, complete billing schedule or medication total [Checked September 29, 2026] The page names Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO; license verification and individual clinician assignment remain unconfirmed [Checked September 29, 2026] Terms publish a 48-hour renewal cancellation deadline and refund limitations; the earlier no-subscription claim is withdrawn [Checked September 29, 2026]

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