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AOD-9604From $309
BPC-157From $449
BPC-157 / TB-500From $499
CJC-1295 / IpamorelinFrom $499
Deep Rest & Regen StackFrom $1,497
Desire & Connection StackFrom $997
DihexaFrom $309
DSIPFrom $269
EpithalonFrom $269
Finasteride / MinoxidilFrom $229
GHK-CuFrom $449
GlutathioneFrom $349
GonadorelinFrom $269
Ibutamoren (MK-677)From $249
KisspeptinFrom $269
KPVFrom $279
LL-37From $269
Longevity Core StackFrom $1,497
Luminous Glow StackFrom $1,997
Metabolic Foundation StackFrom $1,497
Methylene BlueFrom $299
MinoxidilFrom $229
MOTS-CFrom $449
NAD+From $449
OxytocinFrom $269
PT-141From $499
Sculpt & Define StackFrom $1,997
SelankFrom $449
SemaglutideFrom $349
SemaxFrom $449
SermorelinFrom $399
Sildenafil / TadalafilFrom $79
Stress Resilience StackFrom $997
TB-500From $269
TesamorelinFrom $269
Thymosin Alpha-1From $269
TirzepatideFrom $549A closer look
For suitable patients, oral minoxidil offers a prescription option for hair loss without applying a topical product. A clinician first checks the type of hair loss and your medical history.
Minoxidil influences the hair-growth cycle. Oral treatment also affects blood vessels, so heart health, blood pressure, and other medicines matter when deciding whether it is appropriate.
Take only the amount and frequency prescribed. Tell your clinician about swelling, dizziness, palpitations, or other new symptoms. Do not combine oral and topical minoxidil unless your clinician recommends it.
Listed active ingredients: Minoxidil.
The exact strength, inactive ingredients, and preparation depend on your prescription and dispensing pharmacy. Check your pharmacy label and ask about any allergies before use.
Visible changes usually require months of consistent treatment. Some people notice increased shedding early on. Continued treatment may be needed to maintain benefits; review your response and any side effects with your clinician.
Oral minoxidil is used off-label for hair loss. Evidence for topical minoxidil does not directly establish the results of an oral compounded product.
Hair-loss treatment overview — American Academy of Dermatology ↗
For available pharmacy or batch-specific documentation, contact support@futureselfrx.com.
Prescription required. Treatment depends on individual clinical review. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Results vary; use only as prescribed.
FIND YOUR FIT
Perfect if you:
A licensed provider decides whether treatment is right for you. Your clinician should explain the risks, interactions, and monitoring for the exact formulation and route prescribed. Do not change or combine treatments on your own.
03 / How it works
Prescribed online.
Shipped to your door.
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Complete the required health questionnaire. Tell us about your goals, medical history, and current medications.

A licensed provider must review your answers and determine if treatment is right for you before prescribing.

If prescribed, your pharmacy confirms fulfillment and shipping. Delivered directly to your door.
The honest comparison
Tired of the foam, the gummies, and the hat? Here’s how the hair options compare.
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![]() FutureSelf Minoxidil Clinician-guided | 🧴 Rogaine foam Topical minoxidil | 🍬 Biotin gummies Hair vitamins | 🏥 Hair transplant Surgery | 🪒 Buzz it The bold move | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| How it works | Low-dose oral minoxidil to fuel your follicles | Minoxidil rubbed on your scalp | Vitamin B7 | Moves hair from back to front | Clippers |
| How you take it | One tablet a day | Every day, on dry hair | A couple of gummies | Surgery + recovery | Every week |
| Cost | $2.54/day on the 3-month plan | ~$1 a day | $15–30 a bottle | Thousands | Free |
| The catch | Prescription required. Early shedding and extra body hair are possible. | Greasy, messy, and easy to skip. | Only helps if you’re actually deficient. | Moves hair — doesn’t stop the loss. | A full commitment to the look. |
Brand names belong to their owners and are shown for comparison only; FutureSelf isn’t affiliated with them. Costs are rough, general estimates. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Prescription and provider review required; individual responses vary.
04 / A few things to know
No. They have different exposure and safety considerations. Oral minoxidil can have cardiovascular effects; topical products can cause scalp irritation. Confirm the prescribed route and instructions.
No. A clinician reviews your medical history and determines whether treatment is appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed.
The 3-month plan is $229 paid upfront, equivalent to $76.33/month. This three-month option is a one-time payment. The monthly option is $59 for your first month, then $99/month until cancelled. The introductory price applies to the first order of this product only. Shipping and taxes, if applicable, are shown at checkout.
Your clinician determines the prescribed dose. Confirm the formulation, concentration, and instructions with the prescribing team and pharmacy; this page does not select a dose.
Your medical history, medications and supplements, allergies, previous treatment, and any other information requested in the secure intake.
No. Individual responses vary. Discuss expected benefits, risks, and alternatives with your clinician.
Confirm the exact formulation, route, strength, and instructions with your clinician and pharmacy. Use only as prescribed; product illustrations do not determine your dose or preparation.
Your clinician should explain the risks, interactions, and monitoring for the exact formulation and route prescribed. Do not change or combine treatments on your own. Discuss any changes or concerns with your clinician.
The vial shown is a design concept. Dispensed packaging and labeling may differ.
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Prescription required. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Treatment is subject to eligibility and clinical review.