Buy AndroFeme Testosterone Cream in the UK (Prescription Required
AndroFeme 1% Testosterone Cream is a medically licensed hormone therapy developed specifically for women. It is commonly used to treat symptoms of low testosterone in postmenopausal women, including reduced libido, fatigue, and brain fog. While licensed in Australia, AndroFeme can be legally imported to the UK for private use with a prescription.
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What is AndroFeme?
AndroFeme is a 1% testosterone cream that comes in a 50ml tube with a plastic applicator for accurate dosing. Each 0.5ml dose delivers 5mg of testosterone, designed to mimic the body’s natural hormone levels and relieve symptoms of androgen deficiency in women.
Is AndroFeme Licensed in the UK?
Currently, AndroFeme is not officially licensed in the UK. However, it is available via private prescription through select clinics and pharmacies under special MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) import approval. It is one of the few testosterone therapies designed and dosed specifically for women.
Benefits of AndroFeme for Women
- Improved libido and sexual function
- Increased energy and reduced fatigue
- Better cognitive clarity and mood stability
- Improved muscle tone and bone health
Who is AndroFeme For?
AndroFeme is typically prescribed to women who:
- Are postmenopausal or surgically menopausal
- Have been diagnosed with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD)
- Are undergoing hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and require testosterone supplementation
How to Buy AndroFeme in the UK
You can order AndroFeme online through our UK-based pharmacy with a private prescription (Private Prescription is not included). If you don’t already have one, you will need to find a Uk based clinic to issue you with a private prescription
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Androfeme?
Androfeme is the only testosterone replacement therapy specifically formulated and scientifically tested for women. It is a 1% testosterone cream designed to restore healthy hormone levels safely and effectively in females.
2. Is Androfeme safe for women to use?
Yes. Unlike traditional testosterone products like Testogel, which are formulated for men, Androfeme is clinically proven to be safe and effective for women. It is licensed in Australia specifically for female use.
3. How is Androfeme different from testosterone gels like Testogel?
Testogel is designed for male hormone replacement and often requires women to guess their dose, with some doctors advising women to stretch one sachet over 8 days. In contrast, Androfeme offers precise dosing tailored to female hormone needs, making it safer and more effective for women.
4. Is Androfeme available in the UK?
Yes, Androfeme can be imported into the UK for private use under special regulatory approval. It is not yet licensed in the UK but can be prescribed privately by healthcare providers. (We do not provide the private prescription you will not to find a suitable UK based prescriber prior to purchase)
5. What is the recommended starting dose of Androfeme for women?
The usual starting dose of Androfeme is 0.5ml per day, which delivers 5mg of testosterone. This dose is measured using a specially designed plastic applicator included with each tube.
6. How long does one tube of Androfeme last?
Each 50ml tube of Androfeme, when used at the recommended daily dose of 0.5ml, lasts approximately 100 days.
7. What does Androfeme look like and how is it packaged?
Androfeme is a 1% testosterone cream that comes in a 50ml tube with a screw cap. Each package includes a plastic applicator for accurate daily dosing.
8. Is AndroFeme safe?
Yes. When prescribed at the correct dose, AndroFeme is well-tolerated and has minimal side effects. It has been clinically tested and approved in Australia for female use.
9. Can I get AndroFeme on the NHS?
Currently, AndroFeme is not available through the NHS. It is accessible only via private prescription in the UK.
10. How long before I see results?
Many women notice improvements in libido and energy within 4–6 weeks, with full effects developing over 2–3 months.
11. Do I need regular blood tests?
Yes. Testosterone levels should be monitored every 3–6 months to ensure dosing remains within safe and effective limits.
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