Frequently Used Medications Guide

This guide provides general information on storing and using medications.

Always follow the instructions on your medicine label and the plan in your clinic letter. If you are unsure about how to use your medication, or if you have concerns about side effects, please contact your care team or pharmacist.

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Androfeme

Medication type

Testosterone cream

Cyclogest Pessaries

Medication type

Progesterone pessary

Estradot Patches

Medication type

Oestrogen patch


Estriol Cream

Medication type

Vaginal oestrogen cream


Evorel Patches

Medication type

Oestrogen patch


Evorel Conti Patches

Medication type

Combined oestrogen and progesterone patch


Evorel Sequi Patches

Medication type

Sequential oestrogen and combined patches


Lenzetto Spray

Medication type

Oestrogen spray


Oestrogel

Medication type

Oestrogen gel


Progesterone Capsules (micronised progesterone)

Medication type

Oral progesterone capsule


Sandrena Gel

Medication type

Oestrogen gel sachet


Slynd

Medication type

Progestogen only tablet


Testogel 40.5 mg Sachets

Medication type

Testosterone gel


Utrogestan Capsules (100 mg)

Medication type

Progesterone capsule


Utrogestan Pessaries (200 mg)

Medication type

Vaginal progesterone pessary


Estradiol Vaginal Pessaries (Vagirux or Vagifem)

Medication type

Vaginal oestrogen pessary


What you need to know

Universal safety information

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