Micron is a unit of measure which is equal to 1/250,000 micronized, it has been broken down into tiny particles. Not all progesterone is micronized. If it is, it will say so on the labeling. If it is not stated that it is micronized on the label, chances are it is not, and if the progesterone you are using is not micronized, you may want to consider switching to one that is. Higher grade bioidentical progesterone is usually micronized and will state clearly so on the label. Additionally, micronized natural progesterone, as opposed to non-micronized, is optimal for transdermal (through the skin) delivery.
USP is an acronym for the United States Pharmacopeia, a non-governmental organization recognized and used by over 130 countries, which sets public standards for prescription and over-the-counter medications and healthcare products, manufactured and/or sold in the United States. The USP sets standards for purity, quality, strength, and consistency.
If progesterone is said to be USP grade that means it has met the standards of the USP for quality. The USP is not regulated by the FDA. However, all products given USP approval have been subjected to a rigorous set of quality standards.
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