Propecia® tablets
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£44.99 – £124.99
- Propecia is a branded form of finasteride, used to treat male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia).
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It works by lowering DHT, the hormone that causes hair follicles to shrink.
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Up to 99% of men benefit, with either visible regrowth or no further hair loss.
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Results are most effective at the crown; less impact on receding hairlines.
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Must be taken daily for at least 3–6 months; full benefit seen at 12 months.
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Description
- Propecia is a branded form of finasteride, used to treat male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia).
-
It works by lowering DHT, the hormone that causes hair follicles to shrink.
-
Up to 99% of men benefit, with either visible regrowth or no further hair loss.
-
Results are most effective at the crown; less impact on receding hairlines.
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Must be taken daily for at least 3–6 months; full benefit seen at 12 months.
Additional information
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Propecia is a prescription medicine used to treat male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) — a common condition causing thinning hair and balding at the crown and hairline. Propecia contains finasteride, a drug that helps slow or reverse this process by targeting hormones involved in hair follicle shrinkage.
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Post-divorce, my thinning hair crushed what little confidence I had left. Regaine solution gave me baby hairs at 3 months, and by month 9, I looked like my younger self. Now I date again—and keep my bathroom mirror clean to check progress!
After pretending my receding hairline wasn’t happening, I finally tried generic finasteride. Six months in, my barber asked if I’d had a transplant. Nope—just wish I’d started sooner. No side effects, just thicker hair. Why did I wait?
As a pharmacist, I researched every option. Finasteride + Regaine foam had the strongest clinical data. After 8 months, my crown fill-in shocked me—even my colleagues noticed. Sticking to the regimen pays off.
I’m lazy, so pills were out. But rubbing Regaine foam into my scalp while brushing my teeth? Easy. Still forgot half the time, but saw less hair in the drain by month 5.
Fred –
Great service, simple and cheaper than my old pharmacy.