Online menopause care
Menopause care that starts with being heard.
Explore private online care for bothersome menopause symptoms. A licensed provider reviews your history and determines what treatment options may be appropriate.
From$249/ 90-day supplyfor the compounded vaginal cream Velora · provider review included
Quick answer
Is Surfbound's menopause care a good fit?
Surfbound's menopause care is a private, online, provider-reviewed service for menopause symptoms, with hormone and non-hormone options where appropriate. The compounded vaginal cream Velora (estradiol and progesterone) is $249 for a 45 g pump (about a 90-day supply) with no membership fee, and a licensed provider decides whether treatment — including Velora — is medically appropriate. Compounded options are not FDA-approved.
Who it’s for
- Women with menopause or perimenopause symptoms
- Those wanting hormone or non-hormone options
- People who prefer online care to in-person visits
- Anyone wanting transparent cash-pay pricing
Common questions before choosing Surfbound
- I've been putting off menopause care because of long appointment waits. Can online care start sooner?
- With Surfbound's online menopause care, timing does not depend on a clinic calendar. You complete a secure intake when it suits you, and a licensed provider reviews your history remotely - typically within a business day or two - before deciding whether treatment is appropriate.
- My current hormone therapy isn't working well. Can a Surfbound provider review and adjust my treatment?
- You can share your current regimen during intake so a licensed provider can review it. Any change to therapy is a clinical decision the provider makes after assessing your history and symptoms - never a self-service change - and you should not stop or alter a prescription without provider guidance.
- Can I discuss my menopause symptoms by secure message instead of a scheduled video call?
- Yes. Surfbound's menopause care is built around a written online intake rather than a scheduled video visit, so you answer health questions on your own time. A licensed provider reviews your history remotely, and support stays reachable by text, email, and phone.
- After I start menopause treatment, can I ask my provider follow-up questions?
- Yes. Once treatment starts, you can raise questions about dosing, side effects, or how things are going, and they are routed to a licensed provider. Ongoing follow-up is part of the care rather than a one-off appointment.
What brings women here
Symptoms that may be worth discussing.
These are common menopause-related concerns that may be worth discussing with a provider.
Hot flashes and night sweats
Sudden warmth and sweating that can disrupt your day and your sleep.
Sleep changes
Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, leaving you drained.
Vaginal discomfort
Dryness or discomfort that may be worth discussing with a clinician.
Mood changes
Irritability, low mood, or feeling unlike yourself.
Questions about hormone therapy
Wondering whether hormone or non-hormone options might be right for you.
Not sure where to start? A provider can help you figure out what’s worth exploring.
A clearer path to care
From intake to provider review.
Complete a secure intake
Answer a few private health questions from home. No waiting room, no explaining your history out loud.
A licensed provider reviews your history
A licensed provider goes over your health history and medications before deciding anything.
If appropriate, treatment is prescribed and fulfilled discreetly
If treatment is medically appropriate, it’s fulfilled discreetly and arrives in a plain package.
Treatment options
Explained plainly.
Depending on your individual history and needs, a licensed provider may consider hormone or non-hormone options. The right path depends on your symptoms, your health history, and what a provider determines is medically appropriate.
We don’t publish product-specific dosages, timing, or outcome claims until approved product facts are available. What you get here is a clear explanation of the process—and a provider who helps you understand your options.
Hormone or non-hormone
- Hormone options may be considered for certain menopause symptoms.
- Non-hormone options may be considered where hormone therapy isn’t appropriate.
- A provider decides what—if anything—is right for you.
Pricing
Clear cash-pay pricing, before you begin.
No insurance required and no separate membership fee. You see the full cost up front, and nothing is charged unless your medication is approved.
Velora (vaginal estradiol + progesterone cream)
Best value- About $83/month equivalent over the 90-day supply
- Licensed-provider review included
- Medication included if prescribed
- Discreet shipping included if prescribed
No charge applies unless your medication is approved.
Treatment is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate. When prescribed, medication may be a compounded product and is not FDA-approved. The exact cost and what is included are confirmed before you begin.
No surprises
See pricing before you begin.
Clear cash-pay pricing with no insurance required. You’ll see the full cost before you commit to anything.
Why Surfbound
Care that respects your time and privacy.
Private online process
Start from home, on your own schedule, without the waiting room.
Clear next steps
You’ll always know what happens next and what it costs.
Provider review required
Nothing is prescribed without a licensed provider reviewing your history.
Discreet fulfillment if prescribed
If treatment is appropriate, it ships in plain, private packaging.
Questions
Menopause care, answered plainly.
It is a private, online path to care for bothersome menopause symptoms. You complete a secure intake from home, and a licensed provider reviews your health history to determine what treatment options, if any, may be medically appropriate for you. There is no waiting room and no front desk.
A licensed provider may consider hormone or non-hormone options depending on your symptoms and history. Surfbound’s menopause offering is delivered with the compounded vaginal cream Velora, which combines estradiol and progesterone; whether it — or a non-hormone option — is appropriate is a decision the provider makes with you. Compounded products, including Velora, are not FDA-approved.
A provider may consider hormone or non-hormone options depending on your symptoms and history. Some menopause care involves hormone therapy, such as estrogen, progesterone, or both. Whether hormone therapy is appropriate — and in what form — is a decision a licensed provider makes with you based on your individual history.
Surfbound uses clear cash-pay pricing with no separate membership fee. You see the full cost before you begin, and nothing is charged unless your medication is approved by a provider. Medication is included when it is prescribed.
No. Menopause care through Surfbound is cash-pay and does not require insurance or prior authorization. You will always see the price up front, before committing to anything.
Yes. Everything happens online. You answer health questions in writing from wherever you are most comfortable, and if treatment is prescribed it ships in plain, discreet packaging.
A licensed independent provider reviews your full health history, current medications, and symptoms before deciding whether any treatment is appropriate. Prescription is never automatic, and not everyone qualifies.
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished drug products. They are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy for an individual prescription, and differ from FDA-approved hormone therapy products. The hormones used are the same types found in FDA-approved therapies, but a compounded product is not itself FDA-approved.
Hormone therapy carries real risks that a provider weighs against benefits based on your history. These can include increased risk of blood clots, stroke, and, with longer-term estrogen use, breast cancer risk. It is not appropriate for everyone — for example, people who are pregnant, have unexplained vaginal bleeding, or certain cancers. Your provider reviews these factors before prescribing anything.
After a licensed provider approves your treatment and the pharmacy processes the order, medication typically ships within about 1–2 business days, with delivery usually 2–5 business days later. Timing can vary by pharmacy, location, weekends, and holidays. Tracking is provided, and packaging is discreet.
Not everyone is a candidate for hormone therapy, and that is a normal outcome. If it is not appropriate, a provider may discuss non-hormone options or next steps. Nothing is charged if your medication is not approved.
Care is not limited to a single stage. Many people seek care for symptoms that begin during perimenopause and continue after menopause. A licensed provider reviews your symptoms and history to determine what may be appropriate for where you are.
Care is delivered online throughout the United States, though availability can depend on your state and clinician licensure, which is confirmed during provider review. If treatment cannot be provided where you live, nothing is charged.
Next step
Start a secure provider review.
A licensed provider reviews your history and determines what—if anything—may be appropriate for you.
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