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Clinician-guided program

Women's wellness,
with clinician guidance

Pillar is preparing a Female Sexual Wellness program for female patients. The first planned offering is Scream Cream, a prescription compounded topical gel. It is not yet available. If the program launches, a US-licensed clinician will review each intake and prescribe only when medically appropriate. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and their exact composition may vary by pharmacy.

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Launching soon — check back for updates

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Women's wellness portrait
Scream Cream topical gel
This program is launching soon — check back for updates.

A complete care
ecosystem.

  • Designed specifically for female patients
  • US-licensed clinician review before any prescription
  • Valid prescription required if treatment becomes available
  • Availability will be announced — not yet available

The lineup

Planned offering

Scream Cream

Scream Cream

Coming soon · Rx

How it works

  1. Simple Questionnaire

    Choose the plan that fits your needs, then complete a free medical intake and health history form for review by a licensed provider.

  2. Provider Evaluation

    Our licensed medical provider will review your medical history and determine if the medication is right for you and your needs.

  3. Prescription & Delivery

    If approved by your provider, your prescription is filled by the pharmacy and ships straight to your door.

Elena Rodriguez, MD
Board-certified US clinician
“Provides private, individualized review for women's health concerns. Columbia / NYU, 12 years clinical.”

Elena Rodriguez, MD

Women's Health

Support

Frequently asked questions

Evidence and education

Learn before a treatment decision

Read source-backed guides about prescription review, medication information, and preparing for a visit.

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Care process5 min read

Why Medication Review Starts With Your Full Health History

A medication decision depends on more than the symptom that brought you to care. Current medicines, supplements, allergies, and health conditions can change what needs to be discussed.

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Medication basics6 min read

FDA-Approved and Compounded Medications: What Is Different?

FDA-approved drugs and compounded preparations do not pass through the same premarket review. Knowing that regulatory difference makes product descriptions easier to evaluate.

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Medication basics6 min read

How to Read Prescription Drug Information

Prescription drug information is structured for a reason. Knowing where to look can help you form better questions for the clinician or pharmacist responsible for your care.

Read guide

Notes

  • Product images are for illustration only. Packaging may vary.