Menopause & HRT Treatment Prices
Compare what GPhC-registered UK online pharmacies charge for private menopause treatments — HRT such as Utrogestan, Oestrogel, Evorel and Estradot, and non-hormonal Veoza — including consultation and delivery. For most women the NHS plus HRT PPC remains far cheaper; use private comparison when you need speed or specialist access.
At a glance
- NHS HRT: £9.90 per item in England, or free in Scotland, Wales and NI
- HRT prepayment certificate: £19.80 covers listed HRT medicines for 12 months
- Private online HRT: typically £15–£35/month for common gels, patches or Utrogestan
- Veoza (non-hormonal): typically £40–£70/month, mostly private
- A prescriber consultation is required on both NHS and private routes
- Private supply buys speed and convenience — not a lower price than the NHS
- Coordinate private care with your GP so treatment is not duplicated unsafely
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do private menopause treatments cost in the UK?▼
Private menopause treatment through a UK online pharmacy typically costs £15–£70 per month depending on the treatment: HRT such as estradiol patches, gels or Utrogestan sits at the lower end, and the non-hormonal treatment Veoza at the upper end. All are prescription-only, so a consultation reviewed by a prescriber is required. HRT is also available on the NHS — where an NHS prescription plus the HRT prepayment certificate (£19.80 a year) is usually far cheaper than going private — so the private route is mainly about speed and convenience.
Do I need a consultation for menopause treatments online?▼
Most private treatments compared here are prescription-only, so a consultation reviewed by a UK prescriber is required and suitability is never guaranteed. Always use a GPhC-registered pharmacy and check the premises number on pharmacyregulation.org before ordering.
Check the NHS route first
For most women, NHS HRT plus the £19.80 HRT PPC is far cheaper than private online supply. Private services are mainly useful for speed, specialist review, or bridging shortages.