For existing patients

Request your menopause prescription

Use the form below to request a repeat HRT prescription. Please review the eligibility requirements first to make sure your request can be processed without delay.

Health in Menopause is closing

The final date to submit a repeat prescription request is 19th October 2026. No prescriptions will be issued by Health in Menopause after this date. From 1st November, Manchester Menopause Hive can continue your prescriptions — see details here.

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Current notice

Estradot patch supply shortage

There is currently an ongoing UK shortage of Estradot patches, which is now also affecting the pharmacies we work with. We appreciate how frustrating this is — please be assured that this situation is outside of our control.

When submitting your repeat prescription request, please let us know if you'd be happy to:

  • Use an alternative patch brand (such as Evorel), or
  • Temporarily switch to another form of oestrogen replacement, such as Oestrogel.

We'll do our best to minimise disruption to your treatment, however there may occasionally be delays in receiving medication.

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Important information about your request

Who can use this form

  • Active patient only. Medication is issued to women actively under the care of Health in Menopause.
  • Consultation within 12 months. If you haven't had a consultation in the last 12 months, a follow-up is required before a prescription can be issued.
  • Three-month review. If you've started or changed treatment recently, your three-month review needs to be completed first.

Testosterone monitoring

If you're prescribed testosterone, you'll need a blood test approximately 2–3 months after starting treatment. Once your levels and symptoms are stable, blood tests should be repeated annually as a minimum to ensure safe and effective prescribing.

To arrange a repeat blood test or book a follow-up consultation, please call the clinic on 0115 6463390 or contact us here.

Progesterone prescribing

If your GP is prescribing your progesterone, please include this information on your prescription request form. This helps us ensure safe prescribing and avoid delays in processing your request.

Prescription processing time

Please allow up to 2 working days for prescriptions to be reviewed and processed.

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IMPORTANT UPDATE

Health in Menopause is closing

We are still here for you for appointments, prescriptions and support as normal until 23 October, but then we close. Please take a moment to read about how this affects your care.

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