Physician-led
hormone optimization
Testosterone and hormone therapy for men and women — built around lab work and prescribed by licensed physicians following a clinical evaluation. Discreet, entirely online, no clinic visit required.
- ✓ Lab-guided protocols
- ✓ Physician-prescribed only
- ✓ Discreet shipping
- ✓ No in-person visit
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Powerful testosterone therapy to reignite energy, muscle tone, libido, and overall vitality. Personalize your protocol — medication, dose, and plan — after a quick health intake.
Enclomiphene
Oral enclomiphene to support natural testosterone production.
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for Women
Support Balance, Energy & Vitality — Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is a clinician-managed treatment used to support hormonal balance in women experiencing perimenopause, menopause, or hormone deficiencies — when, in the judgment of a US-licensed clinician, it is appropriate. HRT carries risks and benefits that your clinician will review with you. Individual results vary.
Estradiol Oral
Estradiol oral tablets, prescribed by a licensed clinician.
Estradiol Patch
Estradiol transdermal patches, prescribed by a licensed clinician.
Divigel
Divigel estradiol gel, prescribed by a licensed clinician.
Elestrin
Elestrin estradiol gel, prescribed by a licensed clinician.
Estrogel
Estrogel estradiol gel, prescribed by a licensed clinician.
Estradiol Vaginal Cream
Estradiol vaginal cream, prescribed by a licensed clinician.
Progesterone
Progesterone oral capsules, prescribed by a licensed clinician.
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Hormone care, guided
by your labs.
Hormone imbalances are medical conditions and deserve a medical approach. Every Solara Health hormone patient is matched with a licensed physician who reviews their full health history and lab results before anything is prescribed.
No guesswork and no one-size-fits-all dosing. Testosterone and hormone replacement therapy are prescribed only when labs and your clinical picture support it, then adjusted over time based on how you respond.
- A licensed physician decides what is clinically appropriate
- Lab work confirms hormone levels before therapy is prescribed
- Each protocol is reviewed for contraindications and risks
- Ongoing monitoring and dose adjustments included
Hormone therapy backed by clinical research
2016Effects of Testosterone Treatment in Older Men
In men aged 65+ with confirmed low testosterone, a year of treatment improved sexual function and mood versus placebo — a key randomized trial supporting lab-confirmed testosterone therapy.
Read study →2023Cardiovascular Safety of Testosterone-Replacement Therapy
In men with low testosterone and elevated cardiovascular risk, testosterone therapy was not associated with a higher rate of major cardiac events than placebo — underscoring the value of supervised, monitored treatment.
Read study →Hormone health in the news
From evaluation to treatment in 3 steps
No clinic visits. No waiting rooms. Everything handled online.
Complete your intake
Share your health history, symptoms and goals online. No in-person visit — it takes just a few minutes from your phone or computer.
Physician reviews your case
A licensed physician reviews your intake and lab results. If you don't have recent labs, you can order them online. Every prescription requires physician approval.
Treatment shipped discreetly
Your medication is dispensed by a licensed US pharmacy and shipped to your door in plain, unmarked packaging.
Complete care, not just a prescription
Every Solara Health hormone patient gets physician oversight, lab review, messaging support and discreet delivery.
Physician evaluation
A licensed physician reviews your history and decides whether hormone therapy is clinically appropriate.
Lab review
Your physician reviews your hormone levels before prescribing and explains what the results mean.
Unlimited messaging
Reach your care team any time with questions or concerns.
Ongoing follow-ups
Regular check-ins to review your response, monitor labs and adjust your protocol when needed.
Discreet delivery
Every order ships in plain, unmarked packaging.
HIPAA-secure platform
Your health data is encrypted and protected end-to-end.
A typical treatment journey
Illustrative only — timelines and outcomes vary based on your health, treatment and response.
- Week 1
Intake & lab review
Complete your health history online and submit or order labs. Your physician reviews your case.
- Weeks 1–2
Protocol determined
Your physician decides what is clinically appropriate and explains the treatment, expected timeline and safety considerations.
- Weeks 2–3
Treatment begins
Medication ships discreetly to your door, with guidance on what to expect as your body adjusts.
- Month 1+
Ongoing monitoring
Your care team checks in, monitors labs and adjusts your protocol as needed. Individual results vary.
Know the risks before you start
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Cardiovascular risk: TRT may raise the risk of heart attack or stroke, especially with existing heart conditions. Your physician reviews your cardiovascular history before prescribing.
Red blood cell increase: TRT can raise red blood cell counts, which may increase clot risk. Hematocrit is monitored during treatment.
Fertility: Testosterone can suppress natural testosterone and sperm production. If you want to preserve fertility, discuss it with your physician first.
Prostate health: TRT is not used with known or suspected prostate cancer. PSA is monitored during treatment.
Enclomiphene
Off-label use: Enclomiphene is prescribed off-label for low testosterone. Your physician will explain the rationale before prescribing.
Vision changes: Tell your physician right away if you notice any change in vision during treatment.
Not for everyone: It may not suit certain hormonal conditions or medications that act on estrogen receptors. Your full history is reviewed first.
Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women (estrogen & progesterone)
Blood clots and stroke: Estrogen therapy can increase the risk of blood clots and stroke. Your physician reviews your personal and family history before prescribing.
Cancer risk: Some hormone therapies are associated with changes in breast and uterine cancer risk. Women with a uterus are typically prescribed progesterone alongside estrogen.
Regular review: Hormone therapy is reviewed regularly to use the lowest effective dose for your symptoms.
This is not a complete list of side effects or contraindications. Ask your physician or refer to each medication's prescribing information for full details.
Common questions
What to know before starting your hormone evaluation.
Medical Disclaimer: All treatments are prescribed at the discretion of licensed physicians following a clinical evaluation. Testosterone and hormone replacement therapy are guided by lab results. Disclose all medications during intake. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.