
How Osphena® Helps. A key to supporting specific vaginal tissue* health in just 12 weeks.

Vaginal tissue before menopause:
Estrogen keeps vaginal walls thick and stretchy.
Vaginal tissue after menopause:
Falling estrogen levels make tissue thinner, drier and more delicate.
*Increases superficial cells, decreases parabasal cells (these are two types of vaginal cells) and reduces vaginal pH.
How effective is Osphena®?
Think of Osphena® as a smart key: it's not an estrogen, but it selectively activates or “unlocks” estrogen receptors in the vaginal area where treatment is needed - inside the vagina.
After just 12 weeks of treatment, clinical studies showed Osphena® significantly improved the symptoms of vaginal dryness and painful sex due to menopause by:
- increasing the proportion of superficial cells (cells you need more of)
- decreasing the proportion of parabasal cells (cells that you need less of)
- lowering vaginal pH to a more normal level
Before menopause, healthy vaginal tissue is characterized by a larger amount of superficial cells compared to parabasal cells as well as having a low pH. Osphena® works to help restore a similar balance of these vaginal cells and pH to improve vaginal health.
Post-menopausal Vaginal Tissue Illustrations
Without Treatment (Placebo)
With Osphena® 60 mg tablet
For illustrative purposes only.
This is how Osphena® may help unlock better vaginal health and intimate comfort.
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Actor PortrayalHow safe is Osphena®?
The safety of Osphena® is backed by multiple clinical trials and more than 2 million prescriptions since 2013.
It's also recognized by leading medical organizations—including ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) and The Menopause Society—as a Level A treatment, meaning it's supported by sufficient, consistent scientific evidence. Talk to your doctor to see if Osphena® is right for you.
Osphena® is not an estrogen. It is a non-hormonal treatment that acts on-site, specifically targeting vaginal tissue.
The most common side effects include hot flashes, vaginal discharge, muscle spasms, headache, excessive sweating, heavy vaginal bleeding, and night sweats.
Please see Important Safety Information and Full Prescribing Information including Boxed Warning regarding Endometrial Cancer and Cardiovascular Disorders.
How to take Osphena®?
Take one 60 mg Osphena® tablet once daily, by mouth, with food.
If you miss a dose, wait until your next regularly scheduled pill. Do not take two pills in the same day.
Osphena® should be taken for the shortest duration consistent with treatment goals and risks for the individual woman.
Your key to Osphena® savings
Osphena® provides several ways to save on your prescription.
The Osphena at Home® mail order program offers the lowest available price and delivers your medication conveniently and discreetly to your doorstep.
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