Alloy HealthReviews of myalloy.com

I do not like the email format when talking with the Dr. I am having a lot of side effects that are interfering with my quality of life. Using my medical insurance would be nice. I will not be returning as a patient. Shawn Mitchell

First of all, I appreciate the access to HRT without having to argue with a dr over it, or get a bunch of expensive blood work. Good job, Alloy for that! I also appreciate all of the choices of different HRT products at different price points. I am on a budget, and that is helpful. I did ding them a couple of stars because of their claims that you can message your dr at any time with questions. It generally takes days to get a message answered, and there is absolutely no personal application, just general answers. I have been trying for 2 years now to titrate my prescription amounts to work around some side effects, and the drs will generally give me anything I ask for, but they are giving me zero guidance or help figuring it out. I have to do the research on my own and come back and ask for what I want. So if you are willing to do that, then Alloy is a decent service. I am willing to put the time into that rather than fight with an in person dr, so I am sticking with Alloy. I just get a little annoyed sometimes at their marketing which seems to promise a lot more personal help than is actually available.

I have been using Alloy for about a year now. I wish that the company would stop marketing it for menopausal weight loss. My Alloy doctor has been clear again and again that MHT does not help with weight loss. Despite a low calorie, high protein diet and consistent exercise, I have most certainly not lost weight since starting, or had any “fat redistribution.” This has been a great disappointment. I know many women that began MHT with the promise of losing that stubborn menopausal belly fat, and nothing has changed. I don’t have more energy since I went on MHT. And, I find the patches untrustworthy. I have definitely gotten “bad” patches. MHT is not a “one size fits all” Rx, there is often a lot of tweaking that needs to take place for women, and the doctors I have dealt with at Alloy don’t seem to have much time. It seems as though each one is assigned hundreds of women, and are rushing through the messages, often sending copy and paste answers. And, if tweaking does need to take place, I am stuck with months of product that is not right, as we can only order three months at a time. And it’s not cheap. On the positive, MHT has helped quite a bit with my sleep, and for that I am very, very grateful. I also feel much more like a woman again. I am happy to be on MHT, just sad that many of the promises made in the advertising simply did not materialize for me.

I was grateful to have access to hrt; however, I learned in an appt with my local menopause specialist that my doses were way off and not appropriately prescribed for a women in my unique hormonal circumstances being in early perimenopause. I think that is due to the lack of guidance and communication from the alloy doctor. I feel my experience with my alloy was incomparable to a one hr zoom call with a local specialist. Additionally, it cost 3 times more than getting a prescription and picking it up at my local pharmacy. So, while I appreciate the opportunity to get the ball rolling after suffering and feeling ignored and dismissed, I don’t feel my alloy was the final answer in a thorough and sustainable treatment plan. I read so many reviews about it working well for many, so it just wasn’t for me.

No one following up with me but perhaps it's too early or they just don't. I'm not sure

The M4 alloy product seems to work but the applicator is poor giving inconsistent pumps. I was oversold on additional products I didn’t really need or want.

I am doing well.

The progesterone made me edgy and my sleep did not improve.