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Reviewer: eulamo, 75 or over Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)
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Used Estraderm patch since 1985 until it was no longer available and doctor prescribed Alora patch. Have hot flashes which I never had with other patch. Adhesive hard to remove when switching sites. I feel as if this patch does not deliver consistent doses of estradiol. I am looking for a different delivery system--if available.
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Reviewer: CindyC, 55-64 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Patch is too big and won't stick. I just got it 4 days ago and have used as many patches. I am a swimmer, so this inferior product will not work for me. I spoke with the distributor and they are not helpful at all - oh well! attitide.
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Reviewer: Hope Square, 55-64 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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patch is too big and not sticky enough..if i sweat or take a shower it starts slipping off..or it bunches up when i remove by pants or underwear depending on where i place it..I have to keep touching it to check that its not falling off..the plastic itches my skin when it starts curling up. I had no problem with Vivelle dot..size was great..very sticky...did not move or curl. I have tried differen
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Reviewer: Linda, 55-64 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month
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I tried the Alora estrogen patch after the Vivelle original big patch was discontinued recently. I used Vivelle (not the Dot) for 10 years after going through menopause; the estrogen delivery was even and consistent. I need a big patch, because the Dot patches don't work for me, but after 10 days of experimenting with the Alora big patch, I find it unsatisfactory. The estrogen delivery is dangerou
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