0.06 mg estradiol patches
0.06 mg a day is made by 4 US products. Here is each one, best supplied first.
In the US
4 products: 1 limited, 2 available, 1 with no data.
- Climara Available
- Estradiol weekly patch (Mylan) Available
- Estradiol weekly patch (Sandoz) Limited
- Estradiol weekly patch (Zydus) No data
0.06 mg is a once-a-week strength only: Climara and its three generics. No twice-a-week patch is made in it.
In Canada
No patch sold in Canada comes in 0.06 mg a day.
What menopause societies list as similar doses
When a patch can't be found, prescribers sometimes move people to a gel or tablets. Three menopause societies publish tables of roughly similar doses. They don't fully agree, all three call the figures approximate, and only a prescriber can make the change.
None of the three menopause society tables we follow has a row for 0.06 mg.
Any change of brand, strength or form is a decision for your prescriber, and your pharmacist can check what they can order.
The full tables, and the gels, sprays and tablets sold in the US
Get one email when your strength is back
Pick the strength on your box. When ASHP, the makers or Drug Shortages Canada list it as back in normal supply, we write once with what changed.
Sources
- Drug Shortage Detail: Estradiol Transdermal System, ASHP, August 12, 2026.
- "If this were Viagra, Canada would call in the army," but it's estrogen, and it keeps running out, Toronto Star, October 12, 2026.
- Drug Shortages Canada (Health Product Shortages), Drug Shortages Canada, October 18, 2026.
- Systemic Menopause Hormone Therapy (MHT) Equivalency Table, Canadian Menopause Society, January 1, 2025.
- AMS Guide to MHT/HRT Doses, Australia, Australasian Menopause Society, December 20, 2024.
- HRT preparations and equivalent alternatives, British Menopause Society, August 1, 2026.