Stage checker
What stage is your hair loss at?
Three quick questions. No account, no email. This is a general indication, not a diagnosis.
1. Where are you noticing it?
2. How long has it been going on?
3. Family history of hair loss?
Reference: the four stages
| Stage | What it looks like | What treatment can do |
|---|---|---|
| Early | Only you notice, maybe a bit more hair in the shower drain. | Stop it in its tracks, likely with visible regrowth. |
| Visible | People close to you have started to notice. | Strong odds of stopping progression and some regrowth. |
| Moderate | It's obvious in most lighting and most angles. | Can meaningfully slow or stop further loss. |
| Advanced | Well past obvious, significant scalp visible. | Can preserve what's left; regrowth is less predictable. |
Four ways in. Your clinician confirms the fit.
Every plan includes the clinician review, unlimited follow ups, free discreet shipping, and the 180 day money back guarantee.
Generic Finasteride
The FDA approved once daily tablet, plain and simple. The most affordable way to start.
4-in-1 Chewable
Finasteride + minoxidil + biotin + nutrients in one daily chew. The whole routine in one bite.
5-in-1 Chewable
Dutasteride + minoxidil + a vitamin blend, once daily. For men who want the strongest option.
Topical Serum
Finasteride + minoxidil + tretinoin applied to the scalp. For men who prefer not to take a pill.
Prefer zero finasteride? We also offer a fin-free oral minoxidil 2.5 mg tablet at $35/mo. Tell the assessment and it routes you automatically. Start here →
Chewable and topical treatments are compounded formulations prepared by a U.S. licensed pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA approved as combination products; the individual active ingredients finasteride and minoxidil are FDA approved for the treatment of male pattern hair loss.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. This tool gives a general indication based on your answers. It is not medical advice and does not guarantee treatment eligibility.
How accurate is the stage estimate?
It's a directional estimate based on three self-reported factors. A licensed clinician's review during the full assessment is what actually determines your treatment plan.
What happens after I see my stage?
You can continue to the full assessment, where a clinician reviews your details and, if appropriate, prescribes a matched treatment plan.
Treated early beats
treated eventually.
The assessment is free. The clinician review is free. If treatment isn't right for you, you'll be told so honestly.
Prescribed only if approved by a licensed clinician.