Elizabeth Borsting had been on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for a year and a half when she noticed her estrogen patch was missing from her bag of Costco prescriptions.

“They told me, ‘Yeah, we’re out, there’s a shortage, but you can pick it up [40 miles away],’’’ she told The Post.

Borsting didn’t have the time to travel unexpectedly, but the clock was ticking — and she needed the patch, stat . Before HRT, she’d been battling menopausal mood swings that made her feel like a sullen teenager who was home from school, feeling sick (and pissed off) with PMS symptoms. She couldn’t deal with that again.

Borsting’s husband happened to be…

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