Xandrox 2.0 oz
The active ingredient in Xandrox, Minoxidil, is FDA-approved and has been clinically proven to regrow hair.
How it works
About this treatment
Minoxidil is applied to the scalp to promote hair growth in men with male pattern baldness and in cases of hereditary hair loss, while extra-strength minoxidil products are not recommended for women’s use.
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"After only three months on minoxidil prescribed by Xandrox, I am already amazed by the incredible regrowth I see. So far, I am extremely happy with the results."
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"It's clinically proven, affordable, easy to use, and most importantly, it works! That's why I highly recommend it."
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By age 35, two-thirds of men experience hair loss. Stop hair loss before it starts with our affordable and scientific approach – there may not be a magic cure for baldness, but prevention is key.
Pick the clinically-proven treatment that's right for you.
Your Xandrox treatment arrives at your door every three, six, or twelve months-at a fraction of the cost of your local pharmacy.
Easily track progress as you experience less hair loss and hair regrowth. Adjust, pause, or cancel your plan at any time.
Is it possible to grow a beard with the use of minoxidil?
The usage of minoxidil is only FDA-approved for treating hair loss on the crown of your scalp; we do not recommend it for promoting hair growth on other areas, as its usage other than this purpose is neither fully researched nor approved by the FDA.
Is minoxidil safe? What are the possible side effects of taking minoxidil?
Minoxidil is an FDA-approved over-the-counter scalp treatment for hair loss that is generally safe. The most common side effect is skin irritation. If you have sensitive skin, minoxidil foam is a gentler option that's less likely to cause allergies or irritation. Although rare, minoxidil can cause severe side effects, so if you're worried about side effects, contact your healthcare provider.
What's the difference between finasteride and minoxidil?
Hair loss can be treated using Finasteride and minoxidil, both of which are FDA-approved. Finasteride, a prescription pill, blocks DHT production to prevent hair loss while minoxidil, a topical treatment, stimulates hair follicles on the scalp to regrow hair. The type of hair loss you suffer from will determine if you need either or both of these treatments, so consult with a medical professional.
What is responsible for hair loss?
Male pattern baldness, scientifically referred to as androgenetic alopecia, is the primary reason for hair loss in over 95% of men, hence genetic factors at play. However, it might, on occasion, indicate a more severe medical condition or lack of proper nutrition. Seeking professional medical advice is crucial in identifying the underlying cause of significant hair loss and finding an effective solution.
Which medical treatment is considered the most effective for hair loss?
If male pattern baldness is causing hair loss, it can be treated with FDA-approved finasteride and minoxidil formulas, which are safe and effective. Based on your condition, your provider may suggest one or both of these treatments. Studies show that using both formulas may be the best way to fight hair loss. You can get more information on which treatment plan is suitable for you by consulting with a Xandrox physician. The consultation process is quick and straightforward.
Is it possible to stop or prevent hair loss?
Male pattern baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is the cause of over 95% of hair loss in men. To date, no cure exists, but FDA-approved treatments exist that prevent hair loss and improve hair regrowth. These clinically-proven treatments combat symptoms of male-pattern baldness.
Can I use insurance to pay for Xandrox?
Our treatments aren't insured, but our products are way cheaper than traditional pharmacies and retailers. We're committed to making hair loss treatment affordable and easy, so our plans start at just $10/month.
Wondering how to pronounce minoxidil? We've got you covered: it's pronounced min-ox-i-dil!
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