Menopause

Menopause and perimenopause can affect daily comfort, confidence, and wellbeing, with common symptoms including hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes, sleep disruption, and intimate dryness. WithAid helps you navigate non-prescription menopause support, from supplements and vitamins to intimate care and everyday body essentials, with clear guidance to choose products safely and confidently.

As a UK regulated pharmacy, WithAid offers discreet Royal Mail delivery and professional advice. While no products are listed directly under this menopause category, you can use the links below to browse appropriate items. Always check product labels for directions, cautions, and suitability. If you take medication, have a long-term condition, or are unsure what’s appropriate, consult a pharmacist or GP before starting any new product.

Shop by Menopause type

Popular types of menopause products

Supplements (tablets and capsules for daily support)
Tonics and liquids (alternative formats for those who prefer non-tablet options)
Intimate care (washes and wipes for gentle everyday use)
Vaginal comfort products (moisturisers and lubricants where suitable)
Everyday body essentials (deodorants and skincare for changing needs)

How to choose the right option

Identify your main concern: hot flushes, night sweats, intimate dryness, sleep, mood, or general wellbeing.
Pick a format you’ll use consistently: tablets/capsules for daily routine or topical options for targeted comfort.
Check suitability: read age guidance, allergy info, warnings, and instructions on the pack.
Consider interactions: some supplements may affect medications; consult a pharmacist if taking regular medication.
Use as directed: follow instructions carefully and stop if irritation occurs.
Escalate when needed: persistent, worsening, or concerning symptoms should be discussed with a pharmacist or GP.

Quick links: common needs

FAQs

What is the difference between perimenopause and menopause?

Perimenopause is the transitional phase when hormone levels fluctuate and symptoms begin even if periods continue. Menopause is diagnosed after 12 months without a period. For personalised guidance, consult a pharmacist or GP.

Which menopause products can I buy without a prescription?

Non-prescription options include vitamins, supplements, intimate care products, and everyday body essentials. Always read labels for suitability and ask a pharmacist if taking other medications.

What helps with vaginal dryness during menopause?

Comfort-focused options like intimate washes, wipes, moisturisers, or lubricants may help. Persistent or painful symptoms should be reviewed by a pharmacist or GP.

Can menopause supplements interact with my medicines?

Yes. Some supplements may affect certain medications or conditions. If unsure, consult a pharmacist or GP before starting a new product.

Do I need a test to confirm menopause?

Menopause is usually assessed based on symptoms, age, and menstrual history. Testing may be appropriate in certain cases, but professional advice is recommended rather than self-diagnosing.

When should I speak to a GP about menopause symptoms?

See a GP if symptoms are severe, affect quality of life, do not improve with self-care, or if you experience unexpected bleeding or pain. A GP can advise on suitable options.

How can I shop discreetly for menopause essentials?

Use the category links above and check product pages for delivery details. WithAid provides discreet packaging and free delivery where eligible.

Safety information: Menopause support products are not a substitute for personalised medical advice and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions. Always read labels and follow directions. Stop use if irritation occurs. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult a pharmacist, GP, or NHS service.

There are no products listed under this category.