Finasteride
medicationA prescription pill that slows male-pattern hair loss by lowering DHT.
Menopause, thyroid, testosterone and other hormone concerns, beginning with symptoms, testing and clinical context.
14 compounds: 11 FDA-approved, 2 compounded, 1 research only.
Updated October 7, 2026

compounds for hormones & life stages, each with its US status
licensed providers list at least one of them
sold over the counter, no prescription needed




A prescription pill that slows male-pattern hair loss by lowering DHT.
Prescription testosterone replacement for men with confirmed low testosterone.
A pill that can raise a man's own testosterone while preserving fertility. Compounded, not approved.
A reproductive-hormone peptide studied in fertility research. Restricted from compounding.
A peptide that prompts your pituitary to release growth hormone. Available compounded.
An FDA-approved growth-hormone-releasing peptide for belly fat in people with HIV.
A prescription fertility hormone that is also misrepresented in RUO and weight-loss markets.
A hospital obstetric medicine also promoted in unapproved nasal and wellness products.
A prescription prostate drug that lowers DHT, used off-label in the US for male pattern hair loss.
The main estrogen used in menopause hormone therapy, as pills, patches, gels, sprays and vaginal forms.
A prescription hormone that protects the uterine lining during estrogen therapy and supports fertility treatment.
Synthetic thyroid hormone (T4), the standard prescription treatment for an underactive thyroid.
A prescription fertility pill that helps trigger ovulation; also used off-label for men.
A heart and blood pressure pill, also used off-label for hormonal acne and hair loss in women.

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