Representative image. Actual product may vary.Minoxidil
Support hair wellness goals through a guided telehealth experience. Oral minoxidil is a prescription medication commonly prescribed at low doses as part of a hair restoration program.
How it works
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Complete your online intakeA few minutes, from any device
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A licensed provider reviews itThey decide whether treatment is appropriate
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Your prescription ships to youCompounded and shipped by a U.S. pharmacy
Minoxidil, explained.
A short video on what it is, who it may be right for, and what happens after you submit your intake.
What is Minoxidil?
Minoxidil is a medication that has been in use for decades. At low doses, oral minoxidil is commonly prescribed off-label to support hair growth in individuals experiencing thinning hair.
It is thought to work by improving blood flow to hair follicles and extending the growth phase of the hair cycle.
Because oral minoxidil can affect blood pressure and heart rate, a licensed provider reviews your health history and current medications before prescribing and determines the dose that is appropriate for you.
What are the benefits?
Oral minoxidil is commonly explored by individuals looking to support fuller-looking hair and slow visible thinning.
As an oral tablet, it offers an alternative for people who prefer not to apply solutions or foams to the scalp. Results develop gradually, often over several months.
Our telehealth experience includes streamlined intake, secure portal access, and ongoing provider oversight designed to support continuity throughout the patient journey.
What to expect
Share your health history and goals online.
A licensed provider evaluates your information.
If prescribed, your treatment ships to you and follow-ups are available.
Images are representative. Product images are for illustration only. The medication you receive, including its packaging, labeling, form, strength and appearance, may differ based on your prescription and the dispensing pharmacy.
Compounded medications are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies for individual patients and are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness or quality. Treatment is available only when a licensed provider determines it is appropriate. Individual results vary.
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