A world where you are seen, heard and supported.
Evidence-based care and dignified support for every season of your health.
Here is how we work.
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Book with a practitioner
Begin with a consultation. Book an appointment with your own private practitioner, or an affiliated ALEMÈ practitioner near you
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Discuss your concerns
Talk openly with your practitioner about what you are experiencing. Together you decide whether a compounded preparation is right for you.
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Create your account & upload your script
Once your practitioner issues a prescription, create your ALEMÈ account and upload your script securely — POPIA compliant.
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Speak with our pharmacist
For every new patient and every new prescription, one of our SAPC-registered pharmacists will contact you to counsel you on your preparation and what to expect.
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Compounded & delivered
Our pharmacists compound your preparation to your prescriber's exact specification and deliver it directly to you.
Tailored to your physiology. In the format that fits your life.
Each preparation is made to your prescriber's exact specification — the right format, the right strength, for your body and your stage of life.
Hormonal Health
Compounded hormone preparations in the exact format and strength your prescriber specifies.
PCOS & Cycle Health
Compounded support for PCOS, cycle health and reproductive wellbeing — made to your prescriber's specification.
Thyroid & Metabolic
Compounded thyroid preparations in strengths and combinations not commercially available.
Pharm. Naledi Mokoena, BPharm
At ALEMÈ, we make it personal.
“Women have spent decades being told their hormonal symptoms are normal, or in their heads, or just part of ageing. My job is to listen, to look at the evidence, and to help you understand what your body is actually doing — and what your options are.”
SAPC-registered compounding pharmacist with [X] years of clinical formulation experience
Specialises in women's hormonal health, compounding formulation and evidence-based pharmacist care
Works in collaboration with your GP, gynaecologist or specialist — never replacing your prescriber
What the research tells us.
Sleep and hormonal change
Published research has identified a relationship between progesterone levels and sleep quality during the perimenopausal transition. Understanding this connection can support more informed conversations with your healthcare provider.¹
Mood, focus and oestrogen
Oestrogen receptors are distributed across regions of the brain involved in mood regulation, memory and concentration. Research continues to explore the role of hormonal change in cognitive experience.²
Bone density and hormonal transition
Oestrogen plays a recognised role in maintaining bone mineral density. Research supports the importance of understanding this relationship during and after the menopause transition.³
Metabolism and hormonal change
Hormonal fluctuations during perimenopause have been associated with changes in insulin sensitivity, energy metabolism and body composition. This is a recognised area of clinical research.⁴
Heart health and hormonal transition
The relationship between timing of hormonal therapy and cardiovascular health is an active area of research, particularly in relation to the early postmenopausal period.⁵
Skin, collagen and oestrogen
Research has documented the relationship between oestrogen levels and collagen production in skin. Declining oestrogen has been associated with changes in skin thickness and hydration.⁶
¹⁻⁶ Research references are provided for educational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice or claims about any treatment or preparation. General educational content about health conditions. Individual circumstances vary. Speak with a qualified healthcare professional about your situation. Compounded preparations are prepared on a valid prescription only. ALEMÈ does not make claims about treatment outcomes.
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Thoughtful Formulation
Every compounded medication is prepared on a valid prescription from your doctor, in a SAPC registered compounding pharmacy held to Good Pharmacy Practice standards. Care, attention and traceability sit behind every preparation.
SAPC registered, GPP-aligned compounding facility
Pharmacist-checked, batch-recorded preparations
Pharmaceutical-grade ingredients with full traceability
Care continuity with your prescribing practitioner
Join The ALEMÈ Circle
A space for those navigating hormonal change to feel informed, seen and supported. Complete the form below to join the Circle and receive monthly updates.
