Two hair-loss actives in one scalp solution, for women who cannot become pregnant.
$2.14/dayBilled $107 every 50 days
Medication is charged only if your clinician prescribes it.
50-day supply
$2.14/day
Start with a $20 clinician review
About 1 in 4
women in their 50s and 60s show female pattern hair loss
Source: Female pattern hair loss review (PMC)About 2x
as many women saw regrowth on minoxidil as on placebo, across 7 trials
Source: Cochrane review, 2016+13 hairs/cm²
more with minoxidil than placebo, across 8 trials and 1,242 women
Source: Cochrane review, 2016US study, varies by population. Cochrane review of approved minoxidil products, not this compounded solution. Individual results vary.
Two proven hair-loss actives where you need them, in a one-step daily routine you control.
Licensed clinician review
A US-licensed clinician checks your history, including pregnancy status for finasteride, and prescribes only if the solution fits.
Your prescription, filled
Finasteride 0.1% and minoxidil 10% scalp solution, compounded by a licensed US pharmacy, in a 50-day supply at 1 mL a day.
Free, discreet shipping
Plain packaging to your door, 2 to 5 business days after approval.
Your care team on message
Ask about irritation, shedding or side effects at any point, and your clinician can change your plan.
A 3 to 6 month progress check
Hair is slow, so your clinician reviews how you are doing when results become visible.
Free lab panel at month 3
Hair Check, as a progress check.
“What if I do not like putting something on my scalp every day?”
Pill or solution, your clinician can switch you
If the solution irritates your scalp or you prefer a tablet, your plan can change without starting over.
“Extra tests will cost more than the treatment.”
No lab visit fee for treatment members
If your clinician suggests labs such as iron or vitamin D, book a Quest visit without the usual visit fee.
“I am worried about finasteride side effects.”
Lower finasteride exposure than a tablet
In a phase III trial of a topical finasteride spray, blood levels were more than 100 times lower than on the tablet.
Hair Check
Pattern hair loss starts when DHT, a stronger form of testosterone, tells follicles to shrink. Finasteride lowers DHT, and minoxidil widens the blood supply around the follicle and lengthens its growth phase. Putting both on the scalp aims the effect at the follicles that need it and keeps finasteride exposure lower than swallowing a tablet.
Apply once a day to a dry scalp. Spread it over the thinning areas, let it dry, then wash your hands.
Pattern, timing, health history, and whether you could become pregnant.
They confirm finasteride is safe for you before prescribing.
To a dry scalp where you are thinning. Wash your hands after.
Shedding in the first weeks is normal. Growth shows gradually.
Some dryness or itching is common while your scalp adjusts. Message your team if it persists.
A brief increase in shedding is expected and not a sign of failure.
Shedding slows and hairs thicken. Your clinician checks progress.
Visible regrowth typically shows. Keep applying daily, because benefits fade if you stop.
Three things you can do alongside your treatment.
Low iron stores, vitamin D and zinc are linked to shedding. Our clinicians look for ferritin around 45 to 79 ng/mL and vitamin D around 50 to 90 ng/mL. Ask whether a blood test makes sense before you assume the solution is the only lever.
Poor sleep and high stress raise cortisol and inflammation. Seven to nine hours of sleep helps, and so does applying at the same time each day to a dry scalp so you never skip.
Insulin resistance lowers SHBG, which frees more androgen to act on follicles. Regular movement, fewer refined carbs and a steady weight keep that signal down while the solution works on DHT.
| Feature | Finasteride + minoxidil solution | Over-the-counter minoxidil foam |
|---|---|---|
| Actives | Minoxidil and finasteride | Minoxidil only |
| Prescription and eligibility check | Yes | No |
| FDA-approved | No, compounded | Yes |
| Who it suits | Women who cannot become pregnant | Most adult women not pregnant or breastfeeding |
Evidence for topical finasteride in women is early and limited to postmenopausal women.
Apply 1 mL to the thinning areas of a dry scalp once a day, then wash your hands. A bottle lasts 50 days at that dose.
Finasteride is FDA approved for male pattern hair loss as a 1 mg tablet, and minoxidil is approved for hair regrowth as a topical solution. This combined scalp solution is compounded, so the combination itself has not been reviewed by the FDA.
Tell your care team straight away if you get depression or thoughts of harming yourself, breast lumps or pain or discharge, sexual side effects that persist, a rash or swelling, or a pregnant partner handled the solution.
Common side effects
Rare but serious
Do not take this if you are pregnant or may become pregnant, or your scalp is broken, inflamed or infected.
This is not a complete list of side effects. Message your care team about any symptom that worries you. What we dispense is a compounded preparation made by a licensed US pharmacy. Compounded medications are not approved by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality.
Finasteride is not used in women who are or may become pregnant because it can harm a male baby. Your clinician will ask about menopause and birth control before prescribing.
Yes. Extra shedding 2 to 6 weeks in is common with minoxidil and usually settles.
New growth usually takes 12 to 24 weeks to show, with fuller results over 6 to 12 months. Keep using it daily.
Evidence is early. Small studies in postmenopausal women are encouraging but not conclusive. Minoxidil has the stronger evidence.
Minoxidil can cause unwanted hair where the solution spreads. Apply only to the scalp and wash your hands.
Anyone who is or may become pregnant should avoid contact with the solution or treated scalp until it dries.
50-day supply · $2.14/day · Billed $107 every 50 days
