How long until I see results?

Hair cycles are slow. Most people need several months of consistent use before changes are visible, and your provider will set honest expectations up front.

Are there side effects?

Some people experience side effects from finasteride or minoxidil; most tolerate them well. Your provider will review the risks with you so you can decide together.

How much does it cost?

The consultation fee is shown at checkout before you pay anything. If your provider prescribes treatment, monthly medication pricing is shown before you commit — and you can cancel anytime.

Do I need labs or an in-person visit?

Usually not. Pattern hair loss is typically evaluated through your intake and photos of the areas of concern. If your provider suspects another cause — like a thyroid or nutritional issue — they may recommend labs or an in-person evaluation instead.

What if treatment isn't recommended for me?

Your provider will tell you honestly and explain why — some types of hair loss don't respond to these medications, and some health situations rule them out. You're never charged for treatment that isn't prescribed.

Yes. Your intake and photos are handled confidentially under HIPAA, and any treatment ships in plain packaging with no indication of contents.

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Board-certified dermatology

Hair loss

Keep more of your hair, starting now.

Evidence-based treatments that may help slow loss and support regrowth.

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The basics

What it is

Clinician-directed treatment for pattern hair loss, centered on FDA-approved options like finasteride and minoxidil when they're right for you.

The honest version: these treatments may help slow loss and support regrowth for many people, and they work best started early — but no treatment restores every follicle, and anyone claiming otherwise is selling something.

Is this you?

Who it's for

Adults noticing thinning or pattern hair loss
People who want proven options, clearly explained
Anyone who prefers starting treatment early, when it tends to help most

The process

How it works

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Complete a short online intake with photos of the areas of concern
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A licensed provider reviews and recommends a plan if appropriate
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Treatment ships from a US pharmacy in plain packaging
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Track progress and adjust with your provider over time

Your plan

Simple pricing, no surprises.

Pricing

from $49/mo

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Finasteride$49/mo · free shipping
Finasteride / Minoxidil combo$99/mo · free shipping
Fin/Min/Tret topical$129/mo · free shipping

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What's included

Provider consultation and photo review
FDA-approved treatment options (finasteride, minoxidil) when appropriate
Ongoing check-ins to track response
US-pharmacy fulfillment and home shipping, if prescribed

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Medication is billed only if prescribed — a prescription is never guaranteed.

Prices include free 2-day shipping.

Consultation fee shown at checkout; monthly treatment pricing shown before you commit.

Your care team

Licensed clinicians make every decision.

Every hair loss consultation is reviewed by an independent, licensed US clinician authorized to practice in your state. Providers decide what to prescribe, what to test, and when treatment isn't the right answer — decisions are lab-based and monitored over time, never one-click scripts.

Board-certified network

Our network includes clinicians board-certified in dermatology.

Questions

Common questions, straight answers.

Important safety information

Finasteride is not for use by women who are or may become pregnant — exposure can harm a developing fetus. Discuss all risks with your provider before starting.

About compounded medications

Compounded medications are prepared by state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies or FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facilities for an individual patient under a provider's prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved: the FDA does not evaluate compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are dispensed. A licensed provider will tell you plainly whether anything they recommend is FDA-approved or compounded, and why.

Oravix connects you with independent, licensed healthcare providers for telehealth services. Care is delivered by professionals licensed in your state and is based on their clinical judgment. When appropriate, a provider may prescribe medication — but a prescription is never guaranteed. Oravix is not a pharmacy, not a prescription-fulfillment service, and not an insurance provider, and does not itself provide medical advice. Telehealth visits are not a substitute for ongoing care from a primary care physician. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.