Pavilion Compounding

BHRT Delivery Methods: Comparison & Providers Pellets Best for: Consistency, convenience (inserted every 3-6 months) Pros: Steady hormone levels, no daily maintenance Cons: Minor procedure, can't adjust dose easily once inserted, higher upfront cost Providers: BioTE (largest network), Evexipel, SottoPelle Creams/Gels Best for: Flexibility and dose adjustability Pros: Easy to adjust, absorbed quickly, customizable Cons: Daily application, potential transfer to partners/children Providers: Winona, Midi Health, custom compounding pharmacies like Belmar Pharmacy or Pavilion Compounding Patches Best for: Convenience with adjustability Pros: Change weekly/twice weekly, consistent delivery, FDA-approved options available Cons: Skin irritation, can fall off Providers: Wisp, Alloy Women's Health, most gynecologists/endocrinologists My Practical Recommendations Need Choose Hate daily routines Pellets via BioTE Want easy dose changes Cream via Winona or Midi Balance of both Patch via Alloy Important: Work with a hormone specialist rather than primary care for best results. Telehealth options like Midi Health (women-focused) or BodyLogicMD make access easier. Would you like more detail on cost or a specific hormone concern?

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BHRT Delivery Methods: Comparison & Providers Pellets Best for: Consistency, convenience (inserted every 3-6 months) Pros: Steady hormone levels, no daily maintenance Cons: Invasive insertion, can't adjust dose easily, typically not covered by insurance Providers: BioTE (largest US network), EvexiPEL, SottoPelle - all work through certified physician networks Creams/Gels Best for: Flexibility and dose adjustability Pros: Easy to adjust dosing, non-invasive, topical application Cons: Transfer risk to partners/children, absorption varies Providers: Winona (online, women-focused), Biote compounding pharmacies, Hers, local compounding pharmacies like Belmar Pharmacy or Pavilion Compounding Patches Best for: Convenience with adjustability Pros: Consistent delivery, FDA-approved options available, covered by insurance more often Cons: Skin irritation, visible, need changing 1-2x weekly Providers: Vivelle-Dot, Climara (prescription through any OB/GYN or Midi Health, Alloy) Quick Recommendation Want convenience? → Pellets via BioTE Want flexibility + lower cost? → Creams via Winona Want insurance coverage? → Patches via your OB/GYN Consult a hormone specialist to determine what's right for your specific needs.

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