Edit: Seeing
Seriously: Where the hell do people get HRT in like 3 months or so? Here it takes around 10-12 months waiting on a list to get HRT.
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2025
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I started out with telehealth which let me begin immediately (folx health, US only). I had to sign up on a website, then book a 30 minute therapist meeting on their website, which was available within a week. After the 30 minute session, they shipped the meds the next day and it arrived in 4 days.
Here's resources on finding telehealth: https://diyhrt.info/resources/telehealth/
I also used US based (still do) telehealth. I use Queermed, they are based in my state. I originally used their monthly membership but now pay per visit.
Got my prescription after the first appointment. Love the NP that handles my care.