This is one of those topics where science moves carefully, the market moves carelessly, and women are left navigating the gap. Men get an aisle of testosterone options and women get a shrug and a pamphlet. No wonder pellets became a thing.
What you’re naming here is the real issue. Not the pellets. Not the dosage. The ongoing habit of treating women’s health as experimental until proven otherwise.
This is one of those topics where science moves carefully, the market moves carelessly, and women are left navigating the gap. Men get an aisle of testosterone options and women get a shrug and a pamphlet. No wonder pellets became a thing.
What you’re naming here is the real issue. Not the pellets. Not the dosage. The ongoing habit of treating women’s health as experimental until proven otherwise.