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All treatments

Everything in this category requires a clinician review before it can be dispensed. You complete an intake, a licensed provider reads it, and that provider decides whether a treatment is appropriate for you. Nothing ships until that decision is made.

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Prescription items. Reviewed before they are dispensed.

Daily Scalp Serum

$34

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Derma Roller

$24

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Oral Formula

$49

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Thickening Shampoo

$28

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Topical Formula

$89

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Oral Formula — a prescription treatment taken by mouth.
Topical Formula — a prescription treatment applied to the skin rather than swallowed.

What to expect

Three steps. No guesswork about the order they happen in.

01
Intake form

You answer questions about your health history, symptoms, medications and goals. Accuracy matters more than speed.
02
Clinician review

A licensed provider reads your intake and decides whether a treatment is appropriate. They may ask for more information, or decide it is not right for you.
03
Follow-up

If you are prescribed, you stay in contact with the provider to discuss how you are doing and whether anything should change.

Prescription treatment Treatments here are available by prescription only. A licensed provider reviews your medical history and decides whether a treatment is appropriate for you, and may decide that it is not. Submitting a consultation is not a prescription and does not guarantee one.

Not every item needs a prescription

Everyday Care and Tools hold the non-prescription side of the catalogue — shampoo, serum and the derma roller — and you can buy those without a consultation.

Everyday Care Hair Loss Prescription Tools

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