The patches went into short supply in the early summer then not available at all (100 patches I think we can get and cut them if necessary) they give a timeline of a month then do that again now thye say maybe end of Nov. Thanks for your response
Hi Dr. Gunter. Would you be open to sharing more info or provide some reputable sources regarding the process of harvesting conjugated estrogens? I have only been able to find a little info, but also curious if the supply chain is US based or from China? How can we follow the supply chain to make informed decisions?
Hi Dr Gunter, if bazedoxifine is a serm combined with Premarin why can’t it be used by breast cancer survivors suffering difficult menopausal symptoms as well as. osteoporosis . Will the serm not protect breast and womb. Thank you.
I would love to separate the Bazedoxifene from the Premarin and do transdermal estrogen instead, but this isn't available in the U.S. Approved in the EU under the name Conbriza. Do you know if this might ever be an option?
Bazedoxifene (Conbriza) is only available by itself in Europe. It would be unsafe to combine bazedoxifene with another estrogen without endometrial safety studies (and we would want some other data as well, for example on lipids). As bazedoxifene was developed by Pfizer and Pfizer bought Wyeth, so they now own Premarin, I doubt there will be any incentive to do that research at their level.
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Is there any news on when the estradol patches will no longer be on backorder. In Ontatio at least most doses are still not available.
I don't have data on that in Canada, sorry
The patches went into short supply in the early summer then not available at all (100 patches I think we can get and cut them if necessary) they give a timeline of a month then do that again now thye say maybe end of Nov. Thanks for your response
Is there any news on when the estradol patches will no longer be on backorder. In Ontatio at least most doses are still not available.
Hi Dr. Gunter. Would you be open to sharing more info or provide some reputable sources regarding the process of harvesting conjugated estrogens? I have only been able to find a little info, but also curious if the supply chain is US based or from China? How can we follow the supply chain to make informed decisions?
My understanding is it all comes from canada
Hi Dr Gunter, if bazedoxifine is a serm combined with Premarin why can’t it be used by breast cancer survivors suffering difficult menopausal symptoms as well as. osteoporosis . Will the serm not protect breast and womb. Thank you.
I believe there are studies ongoing, but we won't know until it is studied
I would love to separate the Bazedoxifene from the Premarin and do transdermal estrogen instead, but this isn't available in the U.S. Approved in the EU under the name Conbriza. Do you know if this might ever be an option?
Bazedoxifene (Conbriza) is only available by itself in Europe. It would be unsafe to combine bazedoxifene with another estrogen without endometrial safety studies (and we would want some other data as well, for example on lipids). As bazedoxifene was developed by Pfizer and Pfizer bought Wyeth, so they now own Premarin, I doubt there will be any incentive to do that research at their level.