There are currently no FDA-approved testosterone patches for women in the USA, so patients use compounded products or lower doses of FDA-approved testosterone gels approved for men. Long-term ...

And while some doctors and pharmacists now compound special testosterone formulations for women, or use creams or gels intended for men, the safety and efficacy of such products or such use is ...

This article was originally published here and re-posted to Richland Source with permission. Did you know that low testosterone is fairly common in women in their 20s & 30s who have not yet reached ...

The two most common ways: (1) Use a male product, usually testosterone gel, at one-tenth the dose, or (2) get a compounded cream that is dosed appropriately for women, usually starting at three to ...

(Journal of the Endocrine Society) Novo Nordisk leadership acknowledged reports of mortality and hospitalizations among people taking compounded ... testosterone replacement therapy in middle-age ...