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Androfeme UK — Patient Information

Patient information about Androfeme, a prescription-only HRT product available in the UK after a clinical consultation. This page does not display medicine prices.

Important information for UK consumers

Androfeme is a prescription-only medicine (POM) in the UK. UK regulations restrict the advertising of prescription medicines to the public. This page is general patient information — not an advertisement, not an offer of sale, and not medical advice. Whether Androfeme is clinically appropriate for you is a decision for a UK-registered prescriber following a consultation. Medicine prices are set by the dispensing pharmacy and are not displayed on consumer pages.

About Androfeme

Androfeme is a 1% testosterone cream specifically formulated for women. It is applied to the skin daily in a small dose and is used as part of HRT to address low libido and fatigue.

Active ingredient
Testosterone
Dose form
Transdermal cream
Manufacturer
Lawley Pharmaceuticals

Service-cost components of a UK private HRT consultation

UK private HRT involves several service-level costs, each priced separately from the medicine itself. Ask any provider for a written breakdown before paying.

Cost componentPattern
Initial consultationClinical assessment by a UK-registered prescriber (GMC, NMC or GPhC).
Prescription feeOften bundled with the consultation; sometimes charged separately.
Pharmacy dispensing feePaid to the dispensing GPhC-registered pharmacy per prescription. Includes the medicine cost itself, set by the dispensing pharmacy.
Follow-up reviewsPeriodic clinical review during ongoing treatment.
Programme model feeSome menopause programmes bundle several of the above into one monthly fee.
Adjacent costsBlood tests, hormone-level pathology, specialist referrals, monitoring.

What to discuss with a UK-registered prescriber

  • Whether Androfeme is clinically suitable for your situation (perimenopause, postmenopause, surgical menopause).
  • How Androfeme fits with any progestogen or testosterone needed alongside oestrogen, if you have a uterus.
  • Dose, route of administration and how to escalate or adjust over time.
  • Side-effect profile and monitoring schedule.
  • Whether NHS provision is realistic for you and the difference vs private prescribing.
  • The follow-up review pattern and ongoing monitoring requirements.

Androfeme is a prescription-only medicine in the UK. All providers listed are regulated by the GMC, GPhC or CQC. This site does not provide medical advice — always consult a qualified menopause specialist. Final medicine prices are set by the dispensing pharmacy at the point of dispensing and are not displayed on consumer comparison pages, in line with UK Human Medicines Regulations 2012.