VELORA HORMONE BALANCE
Menopause care, in one pump.
A bioidentical estradiol + progesterone cream for perimenopause and menopause. One measured pump a day, prescribed after an online clinician review.
VELORA HORMONE BALANCE
One cream. Both hormones. One routine.
Most hormone therapy is a patchwork: an estrogen patch, a progesterone pill, sometimes a separate cream. Velora combines bioidentical estradiol and micronized progesterone in a single daily pump.
One pump, once a day
A pearl-sized dose that takes about 30 seconds
Rx only, clinician reviewed
Prescribed after a quick online clinical review
3-month supply per tube
Ships discreetly every 84 days, billed monthly
HOW IT WORKS
What each hormone actually does.
Nearly every menopause symptom traces back to one of these two hormones, which is why Velora includes both.
ESTRADIOL · THE SYMPTOM HORMONE
Falls first, and hardest, at menopause
Estradiol is the main estrogen the ovaries stop making. Its decline is behind many of the symptoms women feel.
Hot flashes
Night sweats
Vaginal dryness
Painful sex
Brain fog
Low libido
Joint aches
Skin and hair changes
Bone density
PROGESTERONE · THE BALANCING HORMONE
Protects the uterus and calms the system
Estrogen alone thickens the uterine lining. Progesterone keeps that in check, and its own effects are the ones women often notice at night.
Uterine protection
Sleep quality
Anxiety and irritability
Mood swings
Irregular cycles
Bloating
Bioidentical
Both hormones in Velora are molecularly identical to the ones your body made before menopause.
ONE ROUTINE
Replace the patchwork with one pump.
Instead of juggling separate prescriptions and refill schedules, Velora gives you one formula and one daily routine.
THE USUAL ROUTINE
Estrogen patch
Swapped twice a week
Progesterone pill
Nightly, on a schedule
Vaginal cream
Often a third Rx
Three prescriptions, three refill cycles. Confusing to start and easy to abandon.
VELORA
One pump · once a day · both hormones
One formula, one routine, one price. A simple ritual that’s easy to keep.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Fast enough to feel. Built for the long run.
Many women notice early changes within the first month. Deeper shifts build over several months.
DAY 1
A simple start
No labs needed to begin. One pump, once a day.
WEEKS 2 TO 4
Sleep, mood, comfort
Often the first things women notice.
MONTHS 3 TO 6
Energy, skin, metabolism
Deeper shifts over time, with a dose review around month 3.
ONGOING
Long-term support
Hormones don’t come back on their own, so care continues with you.
2 to 4 wks
When many women notice the first change, usually inside the first month. Individual results vary.
THE SCIENCE MOVED ON
Twenty years of fear, reversed.
In November 2025 the FDA announced it would remove the “black box” warning from estrogen hormone therapy. A generation of women who were told no are now being told yes.
US WOMEN 40–64 USING HORMONE THERAPY
~27%
1999
~5%
2020
Use collapsed after a 2002 study and the warning label that followed. The science has since moved on, and now the label has too.
NOV 2025
FDA moves to remove black box warnings from estrogen hormone therapy
Updated labels, effective early 2026, add age-specific guidance: benefits are clearest when therapy starts before 60 or within 10 years of menopause.
WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
If you were told no before, it’s worth asking again. A licensed clinician can review your symptoms and history online, with no labs needed to start.
~75M
US women in perimenopause, menopause or postmenopause
~6,000
Women reaching menopause every day in the US
~80%
Experience hot flashes or night sweats
<5%
Are treated with hormone therapy today
Sources: JAMA Health Forum analysis of NHANES data, 1999–2020 (approx. 27% to 4.7% of women 40–64); FDA announcement, Nov 10, 2025; population estimates from NIA, The Menopause Society and Mayo Clinic.
WHO IT’S FOR
Is Velora right for you?
A licensed clinician makes every prescribing decision. Here’s what usually makes someone a good fit, and what may mean a different path.
VELORA MAY BE A FIT IF YOU’RE
Symptomatic, under 60, and within 10 years of menopause
Perimenopausal with irregular cycles
Postmenopausal with hot flashes
Dealing with sleep or mood disruption
Experiencing vaginal dryness or painful sex
Someone with a uterus (Velora includes progesterone)
Someone who tried and stopped a patch or pill
VELORA MAY NOT BE RIGHT FOR YOU IF YOU HAVE
A history that changes the risk picture
A history of breast or uterine cancer
A history of blood clots, stroke or heart attack
Unexplained vaginal bleeding
Active liver disease
A current or possible pregnancy
An age outside 21 to 60
In these cases a clinician may ask for records or recommend in-person care.
No labs
Hormone levels swing hour to hour, so Velora is prescribed based on your symptoms and health history. That means you can start this week.
How Velora works
STEP 1
Qualify
Complete a quick health history so a licensed clinician can confirm hormone support is right for you.
STEP 2
Get your cream
If approved, your 3-month supply of Velora ships discreetly to your door.
STEP 3
Ongoing care
A dose check around month 3, plus clinician messaging whenever you need it.
Ready to start Velora?
A quick online visit with a licensed clinician. No labs needed to start.
Velora is a compounded prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved finished drug products; they are prescribed only after clinician review. Availability depends on state rules and clinician judgment. Individual results vary.