Hers menopause review: cost, what it prescribes, insurance

Healthline lists it from $79 a month with no consultation fee, in a review updated July 29, 2026. Hers shows the exact price only during its intake, and it depends on what the provider prescribes: estradiol pill or patch, progesterone and vaginal cream.

No. Hers says insurance isn't required, and Healthline notes the program isn't covered by insurance, though insurance may pay for hormone therapy itself. If you want visits billed to insurance, Midi is in-network with most PPO plans.

Hers uses licensed providers and prescribes estradiol, progesterone and estradiol vaginal cream, standard menopause hormones. Its Trustpilot profile has 3.3 stars from 10,843 reviews across all products. As with any online service, ask whether each medicine is FDA-approved or compounded.

Hers says its menopause care isn't available in all 50 states and doesn't list which ones on its menopause page. The intake checks your state first. Midi, Alloy and Evernow cover all 50 states.

It can. Hers notes that HRT isn't FDA-approved for perimenopause but may be prescribed off label for perimenopausal symptoms at a provider's discretion.

Midi if your PPO plan covers its video visits or you want a clinician on video; Hers if you pay cash and want an app-only service with no consultation fee. Our Midi vs Hers page compares them line by line.