How to use Lenzetto Spray

Lenzetto is a HRT treatment that replaces the hormone oestrogen in women who are experiencing symptoms associated with oestrogen deficiency after the menopause. Lenzetto is a spray solution which contains a hormone called 17 B estradiol, which is a body identical oestrogen. When sprayed onto the skin , it passes through the skin into your bloodstream where it travels throughout the body. This is a transdermal way of absorbing oestrogen. At Rowena Health we will guide you with the correct dose for you, usually that would be between one and three pumps each day.

How do you Prepare the applicator?

 Before spraying the first dose from a new device, it should be prepared for use by spraying three times with the cover on. The device should be held upright, and with the cover on, you press the button right down three times. It is now ready to use. Each device only needs to be prepared the first time you use it, you don’t repeat this process for each dose.

Applying Lenzetto

Do not apply Lenzetto to broken or damaged skin.  Do not apply it to the breasts or any area near to the breasts. The spray should be applied to the inner forearm. If you have difficulty applying to your forearm, you can also apply to your inner thigh. Make sure that the skin where you want to spray the medicine is clean and dry. Take off the plastic cover, hold the container upright and rest the plastic cone flat against the skin so that there are no gaps between the cone and your skin. Press the button right down one time. If you have been prescribed two sprays, move the cone along your arm so that it is beside the area you have already sprayed. Make sure that the second spray does not overlap the area of the first spray. If three sprays have been prescribed, move the cone along your arm again ensuring that it does not overlap the sprayed areas. If your second or third spray will not fit the same inner forearm, you can also spray onto your other inner forearm.

When you have finished using Lenzetto

When you have finished using Lenzetto, always put the cover back on the container. Let the spray dry for at least two minutes before getting dressed and at least 60 minutes before bathing or washing. If you get the spray on another area of your skin like your hands, wash that area of your skin with soap and water right away. You do not need to massage or rub Lenzetto into the skin. Do not allow other people to touch the area of skin you have sprayed. Cover the area with clothing once the spray has dried (2 minutes after application), if required. 

How long does one spray carton last?

Lenzetto delivers 56 sprays after preparation. Mark the dose table on the carton to keep track of the number of sprays you have used. Remember to get your next device just before or as soon as you have used the last dose of your current one, so there is no gap in your treatment. 

Importantly please do not use the Lenzetto device for more than the 56 sprays, even if it is not completely empty. Do not use it after the expiry date which is stated on the carton and the label of the device.

Dr Carys Sonnenberg Rowena Health November 2023

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19 thoughts on “How to use Lenzetto Spray”

  1. Bettina Falkenberg

    I have only been given the choice of Oestrogel or patches by my GP, opting for the gel. Is Lenzetto preferable. Thank you!

    1. Just been given lenzetto after being on femoston..should I take lenzetto now or wait for a period..do I take a dose every day? Then add progesterone on day 15?

  2. my spray doesn’t seem to help anymore I’m getting night sweats twice a night now where I used to only get one episode. I was prescribed two sprays. I have been discharged from clinic as I didn’t hear the phone ring on my last review and I feel very low in mood right now. I really need advice as I’m getting very little sleep. Should I use more spray? will my GP understand how Lenzetto works?

    1. I’m so sorry to hear things are difficult. Please can you chat with your GP, and ask them about their experience with Lenzetto, and to review your HRT to adjust it if necessary.

      Best wishes

    1. I once used more than the 56. I said to myself “there is still stuff inside – I won’t waste it”. By the second day of doing this, most of my symptoms came back.

    2. I used it after the 56 days were up, same reason as Cristina. I then thought it’s best to follow what’s recommended & started a new spray. Just less than a week later, even with using the new spray, I started noticing a few of my symptoms back. I won’t be making that mistake again! 🤦🏻‍♀️

  3. I’ve been prescribed Lenzetto for my perimenopause symptoms but I’m wondering how I can stop my 4 year old from coming into contact with my arm, it seems impossible. Is it possible to spray elsewhere, even inner thigh seems difficult as he gets into bed with me and is always touching me for play/cuddles.

    1. Thank you for your question, I apologise for the delay, I think it would be best to apply this at a time of day when he is not cuddling you but I realise that is very difficult with a four-year-old. The advice is to avoid prolonged contact, if this is happening often then you might want to consider using a patch instead?

  4. I work out in the morning … and sweat some. Not heavily. Can I spray and go work out or do I need to wait the hour that is mentioned in regards to taking a shower?

    Also can I move the application time now that I have started and when they said “the same time every day” what does that mean?

    Thanks!

    1. Thank you for your question. As long as you take it as a similar time of day for example in the morning or the evening then that is fine to keep levels consistent. Applying it after a shower would be best.

    2. I recently started Lenzetto in January. Regards to working out, I think it’s best to do your workout & have a shower before you spray but if that doesn’t work, maybe leave your workout & shower til at least an hour or so after you use Lenzetto.

      Timing wise, if I need to move the time when I’m spraying, I usually do slowly by about 15 mins a day. I recently did this when the clocks went forward. 😊 I think it’s okay as long as the spray is used within the same hour. That’s how I’m interpreting it.

  5. Julia van Dijken-Bron

    In 1991 i had intra veneuze trombose. Again in 2019. Is it safe for me to start Lenzetto ?

    1. Thank you for your question, I’m afraid without a comprehensive medical assessment, I cannot give you that advice. It is possible to take HRT, if you have a history of blood clot but this needs a full assessment before a decision can be made about safety for you as an individual. Please can you speak with your doctor?

  6. Hi when I open a new spray the dose is larger than two weeks later how do I make the dose consistent, thanks

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