question from a user
Do you offer oral undecanoate?
AlphaMD's Answer
No, we currently do not. Providers on the platform generally prefer topical or injectable hormones when possible given the high success rates of long term benefits & predictable side effects. We may look into it more of the demand gets higher, though.
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