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Exemestane

Exemestane, unlabeled white round tablets in an amber prescription bottle

Exemestane is an aromatase inhibitor dispensed as a 25mg tablet. A licensed provider reviews your symptoms, medications, and relevant labs before deciding whether it is appropriate and how it should fit into your care.

Oral 25mg tablet
Prescription only
Selected from your symptoms, history, and relevant labs
Follow-up is set by your provider

Pharmacy shipping: $20 added once per medication order.

Availability and pricing are confirmed after provider review.

Prescription required · Provider review included

About this treatment

A distinct approach to reducing estrogen formation.

Exemestane is an aromatase inhibitor that inactivates the enzyme involved in estrogen production. Your provider can explain how this differs from other hormone treatments and whether there is a clinical reason to consider it in your care.

Understand its action on aromatase

Exemestane is a steroidal aromatase inactivator. It reduces estrogen synthesis through a different type of interaction with the enzyme from anastrozole, making the exact medicine relevant when reviewing your prescription.

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Follow the effect on your hormone picture

Human research in young males found that exemestane lowered estradiol and altered testosterone levels. In care, your symptoms, medical history and other hormone medicines provide the context for interpreting those changes.

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Include bone health and interactions in the review

Estrogen contributes to maintaining bone, so your provider considers bone risk and any relevant testing. Share other prescriptions and supplements, and discuss pregnancy possibility or liver conditions before an aromatase-inhibitor plan.

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Research and product information

Exemestane is approved for specified breast-cancer treatment in postmenopausal women. Men's hormone-care use is off-label. A short study in young males measured hormone effects, not an established long-term TRT benefit.

  1. Aromasin: exemestane prescribing information
  2. Exemestane: original short-term hormone study in young males

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Your path to Exemestane

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Complete the assessment

Share your symptoms, medications, health history, and recent labs in the patient portal.

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Provider review

A licensed provider decides whether exemestane is appropriate and sets the prescription.

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Ongoing follow-up

Your provider reviews your response and any clinically indicated follow-up labs.

About this treatment

What it is

Exemestane is a prescription aromatase inhibitor. IAM dispenses the 25mg tablet when a licensed provider decides it is clinically appropriate.

Who it's for

Patients whose provider determines that an aromatase inhibitor belongs in their care after reviewing symptoms, medications, health history, and relevant lab results.

Forms we dispense

Tablet 25mg

Real provider oversight

A licensed provider reviews your history and requests labs when clinically appropriate before prescribing.

Licensed pharmacy coordination

Prescriptions are coordinated with our licensed US pharmacy partner, with dosing supplies included when needed.

Only when appropriate

We do not sell pharmaceuticals online. Every prescription comes after a full provider review.

Frequently asked questions