Hair Loss Treatment, Prescribed Online
The treatments with the strongest evidence for pattern hair loss, from a confidential online visit with a U.S.-licensed provider, with the visit and shipping included.
- Finasteride and minoxidil, as pills or a scalp liquid
- Options for men and for women
- Provider-reviewed, prescription only
- Billed only if prescribed, no auto-renewal
The most-studied hair loss pill. Blocks DHT, the hormone that shrinks hair follicles. $162 for 6 months or $269 for 12 months ($22.42/mo).
For men · compounded
Daily capsule · minoxidil 1 mg + finasteride 1.25 mg · 90-day supply
Two hair loss medicines in one daily capsule: finasteride lowers DHT to stop loss while low-dose minoxidil pushes follicles back into growth.
For women · compounded
Oral Minoxidil + Spironolactone
Daily capsule · minoxidil 1 mg + spironolactone 60 mg · 90-day supply
For women with thinning hair: low-dose minoxidil to boost growth plus spironolactone to block the hormones that thin hair. Not for use in pregnancy.
Compounded · no pill
Topical Finasteride + Minoxidil
Scalp liquid · finasteride 0.1% + minoxidil 6% · 90-day supply
Both hair loss medicines in one liquid you apply to the scalp, for people who would rather not take a pill.
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For men · FDA-approved generic
Rx.com Finasteride 1 mg
Finasteride 1 mg · Generic Propecia · Tablet
$109 for 3 months
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For men · Compounded
Oral Minoxidil + Finasteride Capsule
Minoxidil 1 mg · Finasteride 1.25 mg · Capsule
$129 for 3 months
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For women · Compounded
Oral Minoxidil + Spironolactone for Women
Minoxidil 1 mg · Spironolactone 60 mg · Capsule
$139 for 3 months
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No pill · Compounded
Topical Finasteride + Minoxidil
Finasteride 0.1% · Minoxidil 6% · Scalp liquid
$129 for 3 months
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What actually works for hair loss
Most hair loss in men, and much of it in women, is androgenetic alopecia: an inherited sensitivity to DHT that slowly shrinks hair follicles. It is common, it is gradual, and the earlier you treat it, the more hair you keep.
Two medicines have the strongest evidence. Finasteride lowers DHT to stop the loss, and minoxidil pushes follicles back into growth. Used together, they work better than either alone. Sudden, patchy or scarring hair loss is different and needs an in-person exam.
How it works
U.S.-licensed providers
Online health intake
A short, confidential questionnaire. No appointment, no waiting room.
Provider review
A U.S.-licensed provider reviews your answers and prescribes only if treatment is right for you.
Delivered to your door
A licensed U.S. pharmacy fills your prescription and ships it to you.
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Finasteride 1 mg · $109 Minoxidil + finasteride · $129 Minoxidil + spironolactone (women) · $139 Topical finasteride + minoxidil · $129Prescription required. Medications are prescribed only when clinically appropriate after an evaluation by a licensed independent provider. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy for an individual patient and are not FDA-approved; the FDA has not evaluated them for safety, effectiveness or quality. Off-label means a medication is prescribed for a use not on its FDA label. Individual results vary.
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