It’s great! I use it at night time for sleep and I also use troche’s for daytime. They help balance mood and calm anxiety. A troche doesn’t utilize the first pass effect so there is no daytime drowsiness. They are awesome! 

What do you want to know? Side effects of taking it? If you can take it without estrogen? What's it used for?

Most women in perimenopause are not on estradiol, we introduce that once your estrogen tanks, and usually that is not until menopause. There are of course exceptions to that rule, each patient is different. Testosterone, DHEA and progesterone are commonly prescribed during perimenopause. If you have had a concussion, your progesterone, the neurohormone aspect, will be knocked out and topping up is important. Many comments here show untrained advice not solid recommendations.

Yes , please get capsules from a compounding pharmacy . Promethium available at a regular pharmacy contains peanut oil and gas cause gastrointestinal side effects. Only take it at night as it causes grogginess. I hope this helps.

Even if a woman does not have a uterus, progesterone is essential in post menopausal HRT. It is an anxiolytic and also improves bone density.

Ladies on this thread, please call your local compoundingpharmacy and get a referral to a doctor or nurse practitioner who specializes in hormone therapy where you live. Hope this helps. Happy New Year