Hair loss,handled properly.
Short online consultation. UK pharmacist reviews your hair, history, and goals. Evidence-based treatment prescribed if it's clinically right.
- UK-licensed, pharmacist-reviewed
- Direct pharmacist messaging
- Switch, pause or cancel any time
- Pharmacist review
- 24h
- Discreet delivery
- Tracked
- Registered pharmacy
- GPhC
Pharmacist review
Discreet delivery
Registered pharmacy
Hair loss treatments suited to you
Many causes of hair loss are treatable after pharmacist assessment. Tell us what you're seeing.
Built around what patients actually need
UK-licensed treatments, pharmacist-reviewed every prescription, and quarterly photo reviews to track real change.
Verified authenticity
UK-licensed finasteride and minoxidil, with every prescription receiving individual clinical review.
Side-effect support
Report sexual side effects, shedding or scalp irritation — and get pharmacist guidance directly.
Total control
Switch plans, pause or cancel any time. No 12-month lock-ins, no hidden clauses.
Progress & refills
Quarterly photo reviews help you track changes over time. One-tap refills keep you consistent.
Evidence-based treatments for hair loss
Treatments are prescription-only or pharmacist-supplied, depending on the product. Your pharmacist decides what, if anything, is clinically appropriate.
The Protection Plan
Finasteride 1mg
Daily oral tablet that reduces DHT — the hormone linked to male-pattern hair loss. The longest-established prescription treatment for hair loss in the UK.
- Once-daily oral tablet
- DHT-blocking mechanism (5α-reductase inhibitor)
- Pharmacist-reviewed before every prescription
- Discreet, tracked delivery in plain packaging
The Regrowth Plan
Minoxidil 5% solution
Topical solution applied daily to the scalp — stimulates blood flow around the hair follicle. Suitable for patients who cannot take oral treatment.
- Topical 5% solution
- Follicle stimulation pathway
- Suitable for patients trying to conceive
- Precision applicator included
Is this right for you?
Usually suitable for
- Men (18+) experiencing androgenetic alopecia (male-pattern hair loss)
- Patients noticing thinning at the crown, temples, or hairline
- Patients with stable general health and no contraindications
- Patients comfortable with a daily treatment routine
Not suitable if you are / have
- Women of any age (finasteride is not licensed for female use)
- Men planning to father children (discuss with your pharmacist — alternative pathways exist)
- Patients with a history of liver disease (relevant for oral treatment)
- Patients with severe scalp conditions (eczema, psoriasis) on treatment area
- Age under 18 years
This is a summary, not a complete assessment. A pharmacist reviews your full health history during consultation before any prescription is issued.
How hair loss treatment actually works
Two evidence-based mechanisms — used alone or together, depending on what your pharmacist recommends.
Reduce the hormone driver
Finasteride blocks the enzyme that converts testosterone to DHT, the hormone most closely linked to male-pattern hair loss. Less DHT means less follicle shrinkage over time.
Stimulate the follicle
Minoxidil applied topically increases blood flow around the follicle and lengthens the active growth phase of the hair cycle. It does not act on hormones, so it's suitable for different clinical profiles.
Consistency matters
Both treatments require ongoing use to maintain effect — stopping treatment typically reverses any benefit over the following months. Your pharmacist will discuss this clearly before you start.
What the trial data shows
Peer-reviewed evidence for finasteride and minoxidil — cited and attributed, not reframed as a personal promise.
Randomised controlled trial
Finasteride 5-year trial (Kaufman et al.)
Kaufman KD et al., J Am Acad Dermatol 1998;39:578–89 (5-year follow-up extension published 2002)
- Participants
- 1,879
- Duration
- 5 years
- Comparator
- Finasteride 1 mg vs. placebo, randomised double-blind
At year five, the finasteride group showed significantly greater maintenance of hair count at the crown compared with placebo. Trial data does not predict an individual's outcome — your pharmacist will discuss realistic expectations during consultation.
Read the full paperRandomised controlled trial
Minoxidil 5% vs 2% solution trial
Olsen EA et al., J Am Acad Dermatol 2002;47:377–85
- Participants
- 393
- Duration
- 48 weeks
- Comparator
- Minoxidil 5% solution vs. 2% vs. placebo, randomised
At 48 weeks, the 5% minoxidil group showed significantly greater non-vellus hair count change than the 2% or placebo arms. Individual response varied; results should not be read as a personal prediction.
Read the full paperTrial results do not predict individual outcomes. Your pharmacist will discuss realistic expectations during consultation.
Meet Your Clinical Team
Every prescription is reviewed by our UK-registered pharmacists who genuinely care about your wellbeing.
Video Message Reviews
Receive personalized video explanations with every prescription
Proactive Check-ins
We follow up to ensure your treatment is working for you
Side-effect Management
Direct pharmacist support if you experience any concerns
Everything you need to know about hair loss treatment
Common patient questions — grouped by category and answered with clinically reviewed guidance.