Overview Of Estriol Compounding / Vitamin E Vaginal Cream

Estriol can treat vaginal dryness and atrophy, benign breast disease, and hot flashes associated with menopause. It has been used for decades by compounding pharmacists to meet the needs of US women. Compounded estriol is usually made into a cream or vaginal suppository. The usual dose is 0.5 to 2 mg daily, depending on the treated condition. Estriol must be prescribed by a healthcare provider and can only be dispensed by a compounding pharmacy.
To fulfill your request, we will need your prescription. We will compound only upon receiving a valid patient prescription.
At Medilab compounding, we manufacture compounded medications as an alternative to expensive products. We also make an estrogen cream using a form of estrogen called estriol. Estriol binds well to receptors in vaginal tissue. Estriol is also considered a safer form of estrogen with lower cancer risk. Because estriol has a long half-life, it remains in the vaginal tissues longer and can be efficiently dosed daily. Depending on each woman’s hormonal needs, hormones such as DHEA, testosterone, or progesterone can be added to estriol or estradiol.