The formulary, by condition

Transdermal estradiol and micronized progesterone for menopause symptoms: hot flashes, night sweats and sleep disruption.

Most complete: estradiol patch + micronized progesterone.

For hot flashes and night sweats when you can't take estrogen or would rather not. Venlafaxine, oxybutynin or low-dose paroxetine, chosen with a clinician.

Finasteride, dutasteride, oral minoxidil and ketoconazole shampoo for pattern hair loss. One intake covers any combination.

Most complete: finasteride + oral minoxidil + ketoconazole shampoo. Dutasteride can swap in for finasteride as a step-up.

Topical retinoid for acne and sun damage. You start at a low strength and step up as your skin tolerates it.

For inflammatory acne, rosacea and the dark marks breakouts leave. Safe in pregnancy.

Oral antibiotic course for inflammatory acne and rosacea. For acne we always pair it with a topical, per the 2024 AAD guideline.

Grows upper lashes, off-label. It can permanently darken your iris, so a signed consent is required first.

For genital and oral herpes (HSV-1 and HSV-2). Take it daily to suppress outbreaks or as a short course when one starts.

For vaginal yeast infections. A single 150 mg pill clears most of them, and a licensed clinician reviews your intake before it ships, usually the same day.

For migraine attacks. Take it when the headache starts. Nine doses per fill, a cap that protects you from medication-overuse headache.

For migraine attacks. A dissolving tablet is available if nausea makes pills hard to keep down. Nine doses per fill.