A range of prescription and nonprescription hair loss products are available to help. For example, Ro is a digital health clinic that helps people who identify as men or were assigned male at birth address common conditions like erectile dysfunction and hair loss through virtual consultations with a prescriber and home delivery of prescribed medications.
1. Rogaine
Rogaine, a topical solution available in both 2% and 5% topical solutions and Ru58841 & pyrilutamide for sale here, has been shown to be effective for hair growth in men with hereditary androgenic alopecia (male pattern baldness). It is also FDA approved for women with hereditary thinning of the scalp.
It works by a process called vasodilation, which enlarges blood vessels and increases the flow of oxygen and nutrients to your scalp. This helps your hair follicles grow, reduces hair loss, and slows or stops the thinning process.
It does take up to 4 months for the drug to work and you must use it continuously in order to maintain your regrowth. It is also not a cure and your hair loss will likely resume once you stop using it.
3. Shampoo
Shampoo is a liquid base that cleanses the hair and scalp. It can contain ingredients such as glycerine that moisturizes the hair and skin. It can also contain essential oils that soothe the skin. There are also specialty shampoos such as dandruff products and anti-hair loss shampoos. These shampoos use different technologies to solve specific problems. Conventional synthetic shampoos can expose the hair and skin to harmful chemicals that can lead to skin irritation, dryness, clogged hair follicles, and hair loss.
5. Hair Growth Supplements
A hair growth supplement is a multivitamin that contains nutrients that promote healthy hair. It often includes vitamins and minerals like biotin, folic acid, vitamin C and zinc, as well as amino acids such as L-cystine and collagen peptides and botanicals like saw palmetto, curcumin and ashwagandha. These products are usually marketed towards people experiencing hair loss products for sale here, and they may contain additional ingredients like dandruff-fighting zinc or stress-reducing adaptogens.
Dr. Palep recommends this plant-based hair growth supplement from Thrive Market, which is vegan (tick) and made in Australia to strict GMP standards (double tick). It’s also free of added gluten, dairy, lactose, yeast, eggs, artificial colours and flavours, sugar and MSG. Ideally, these supplements should be made from whole food ingredients to ensure they are well-absorbed into your system.
