Finasteride 1mg
$15/month
3 month supply
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How often am I billed?If you select a subscription plan, you'll be billed every 60 or 90 days depending on the subscription. If you opt for a one-time treatment purchase then you will only be billed once.
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How do I change or cancel my plan?To pause, cancel, or restart your plan submit a ticket through our contact form and a representative will address your request within 24 business hours!
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How am I billed after I unpause a paused plan?If you pause and unpause a plan before your next scheduled billing cycle, then you will be billed on the already scheduled date. If you unpause a plan after the billing cycle date has lapsed, then you will be billed at the time you unpause your plan and future billing dates will be every 3 months from your unpause date.
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Will I be charged if my medical application is not approved?You will only be charged if your application is approved.
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When does my subscription end?Your subscription ends 1 year after the date it began - this is due to state prescribing laws. To renew your subscription, simply retake the appropriate medical questionnaire to provide us with your updated medical information and checkout with the desired plan.
Other Treatments We Offer
Minoxidil 6%
Topical Finasteride 0.3% & Minoxidil 6%
Minoxidil 1.25mg
Start your medical visit to obtain approval for treatment from one of our licensed providers.
Marcus, 26
6 months in, hair is definitely fuller. No side effects so far. Definitely recommend easyderm.
Mohammad, 32
I'm using the finasteride and minoxidil pills and I see a big difference in my hair. Very happy I found this site.
Eytan, 31
Using the topical finasteride and minoxidil. Good customer service, fast to reply.
Before & After
YOU'RE NOT ALONE
2 out of 3 men will experience some form of male pattern hair loss by the age of 35.
The Cause
Male pattern hair loss is due to a combination of genetics and the hormone DHT - this hormone causes the hair follicle to shrink over time until the follicle finally disappears. Testosterone turns into DHT through the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase. Turning off this enzyme can prevent the progression of androgenic alopecia and also help some of the hair follicles to grow back.
Long story short...
DHT = progression of male hair loss.