Evorel (estradiol patches) — UK price comparison
What private Evorel estradiol patch treatment costs from GPhC-registered UK online pharmacies, and how that compares with NHS HRT and the HRT PPC.
Prices checked: 12 August 2026· Indicative treatment-service prices, not quotes
At a glance
- Typical private cost: £15–£50 per month as a treatment service
- Prescription-only estradiol patches (and combined Evorel Conti/Sequi options)
- NHS + HRT PPC (£19.80/year in England) is usually cheaper; free in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
- Compare with Estradot and Oestrogel for alternative estradiol formats — format is a clinical choice
- Provider rows without a dated price say “check current price” — we do not invent a figure
- GPhC-registered pharmacies only
Typical private cost
£15 – £50/month
per month; depends on patch strength and regimen
Which pharmacies offer Evorel — and whose price is on file?
5 GPhC-registered services listed. None have a verified published price on file yet — empty cells are honest, not a ranking. We never invent a figure to fill a cell. Ordering is always subject to the pharmacy's own consultation. See how treatment prices work.
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| Pharmacy | Service price | What's included | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simple Online PharmacyGPhC premises no. 9011287View profile & rating | Not on fileWe do not invent a price. Confirm on the pharmacy’s site. | Online consultation · Prescriber review · Delivery | Visit pharmacy |
| Chemist4UGPhC premises no. 9012464View profile & rating | Not on fileWe do not invent a price. Confirm on the pharmacy’s site. | Online consultation · Prescriber review · Delivery | Visit pharmacy |
| Pharmacy2UGPhC premises no. 9010146View profile & rating | Not on fileWe do not invent a price. Confirm on the pharmacy’s site. | Online consultation · Prescriber review · Delivery | Visit pharmacy |
| Boots Online DoctorGPhC premises no. 1096181View profile & rating | Not on fileWe do not invent a price. Confirm on the pharmacy’s site. | Online consultation · Clinician review · Collection or delivery | Visit pharmacy |
| Superdrug Online DoctorGPhC premises no. 9010736View profile & rating | Not on fileWe do not invent a price. Confirm on the pharmacy’s site. | Online consultation · Clinician review · Delivery | Visit pharmacy |
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What does the private price cover?
Private online services typically include consultation, patches, and delivery in one treatment-service fee. Combined regimens (Evorel Conti or Sequi, or oestrogen-only patches plus a separate progestogen) can cost more than oestrogen-only patches. Strength and how often you change the patch change how long a box lasts — compare the regimen you were prescribed. We only show a provider price when we have checked the pharmacy’s published page; otherwise the row stays blank on purpose.
Is NHS HRT cheaper than private Evorel?
Usually yes. In England the HRT prepayment certificate costs £19.80 for 12 months of listed HRT prescriptions (2026/27). That is typically less than a month or two of private supply. Prescriptions are free in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Ask your GP before paying privately. Private patches are mainly about access speed, not a cheaper NHS.
Who should skip this comparison?
Skip it if you need a clinician to choose Evorel versus Estradot versus Oestrogel. Skip it if your GP can prescribe and you hold an HRT PPC. Skip any site that will post patches with no consultation. This page is price comparison only — speak to a pharmacist or GP about suitability.
How should you use the pharmacy list below?
Rows are GPhC-linked providers for this treatment service. Empty prices mean we have not verified a published figure — check the live page. Verify registration on pharmacyregulation.org before you send ID or payment. Editorial ranges last reviewed 12 August 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Evorel or Estradot?▼
Both are estradiol patches. Which brand and strength suit you is a clinical decision — compare private service prices for whichever you are prescribed. Skin reaction to one adhesive is a practical reason to switch, not a price reason.
Evorel or Oestrogel?▼
Patch versus gel is about routine, skin, and dose titration. Private monthly fees often sit in a similar band. See our Oestrogel vs Evorel cost answer, then confirm the live pharmacy price.
Does the HRT PPC cover private Evorel?▼
No. The £19.80 HRT PPC covers eligible NHS HRT prescriptions in England only. Private online supply is a separate fee.
Why is there no price on some rows?▼
We do not invent provider prices. If we have not checked a published figure, the cell stays empty and you should confirm on the pharmacy’s site.
Why does a pharmacy on this Evorel (estradiol patches) table have no price?▼
We only publish a provider price when we have verified it against that pharmacy’s own published treatment-service page, with a checked date. A blank cell means the figure is not on file — not that the service is free, and not that we ranked the pharmacy last. Confirm the live price on the pharmacy’s site. Pharmacies can submit a published figure when they claim a listing; payment never fills a cell.
Can a pharmacy pay to rank higher for Evorel (estradiol patches)?▼
No. Payment buys labelled visibility and qualified enquiries, never a better score or a higher row on this table. Referral links are labelled “Ad – Affiliate” and use rel="sponsored". See our methodology.
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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.