Pill or scalp formula?
Compare how each fits your routine. Your clinician helps determine which option is appropriate.
Compare the formulasGet to the root of thinning hair with prescription minoxidil. A pill or a scalp formula, prescribed by a licensed clinician when appropriate.
Online visit → licensed clinician review → treatment, if prescribed. Final total confirmed before payment.
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Compare your options. Your licensed clinician decides which treatment, if any, is right for you.
LegitScript certified careMonthly medication price. Confirm your final total, supply length and billing schedule during your online visit before payment. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Oral minoxidil is off-label for hair loss.
Complete the online visit with your hair concerns, health history and photos for review.
Answer a few questions and add photos online.
A licensed clinician reviews your information and decides whether a prescription treatment is appropriate.
A licensed clinician reviews it and prescribes if appropriate.
If prescribed, your treatment ships to your door. Follow your clinician’s directions and check in about your progress.
If prescribed, it ships free to your door.
Compare how each fits your routine. Your clinician helps determine which option is appropriate.
Compare the formulasHair growth takes time. Plan on consistent use and a review of your response over 6–12 months. Results vary.
See the timelineYou’ll start an online visit with questions about your hair and health, plus photos for clinician review.
See how it worksSome people notice temporary increased shedding when starting minoxidil. Discuss concerns with your clinician.
Follow your prescribed routine and track changes with photos. Check in with your clinician about progress and side effects.
Minoxidil can take 6–12 months of consistent use to assess how well it works for you. Results vary.
Continued use is needed to maintain benefits when treatment works. Discuss changes to your routine with your clinician.
A service experience shared by a Sommar Club member across treatments. Individual experiences vary.
“I’ve tried everything. This is the first time I’ve felt supported by an actual doctor.”
You can compare the options here, then discuss your preference during the online visit. A licensed clinician determines which treatment, if any, is appropriate based on your health and hair concerns.
It can. Minoxidil is one of the most widely used ingredients in hair loss treatment for women. Whether it fits depends on why your hair is falling out, so a licensed clinician reviews your health first. Results vary, and our compounded formulas are not FDA-approved.
Neither wins for everyone. Oral is a pill with no scalp application. Topical goes on your scalp, and ours adds finasteride and retinoic acid. Side effects differ, so your clinician helps you choose between oral vs topical minoxidil.
Possible side effects include unwanted hair growth, dizziness, a faster heart rate, fluid retention and serious heart effects. Tell your clinician about heart or kidney conditions and every medication you take. Don’t use either formula if you’re pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding.
Minoxidil generally needs 6 to 12 months of consistent use to assess your response. Temporary increased shedding can happen early on. Continued use is needed to maintain benefits when treatment works. Your clinician will guide your treatment plan.
Hair / Oral is $69 per month and Hair / Topical is $59 per month in medication pricing. Clinician review is included and shipping is free. Review your final total, supply length and billing schedule during the online visit before payment.
Yes, if it’s right for you. Answer a few questions about your hair and health, and a licensed clinician reviews them. A prescription is only written when it’s clinically appropriate. No waiting room.
Possible side effects of oral minoxidil include unwanted hair growth, dizziness, a faster heart rate, fluid retention and serious heart effects. Tell your clinician about heart or kidney conditions and every medication you take.
Don’t use either formula if you’re pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality. Oral minoxidil is off-label for hair loss.
