Finasteride and Regaine hair loss bundle

No, this bundle is for people who are experiencing male pattern baldness. This is a type of hair loss that’s hereditary, and for lots of men is simply a natural part of ageing.

Finasteride isn’t suitable for woman. So if you’re a woman experiencing hair loss or hair thinning, visit our women’s hair loss treatments page. 

Finasteride is a tablet which you take daily – as soon as you stop taking it, it effects will stop, and your hair loss will resume. 

Regaine extra strength foam for men is applied to the scalp twice a day. You massage it onto any exposed scalp and once it’s dry, you can simply style your hair as normal. Like with Finasteride, as soon as you stop using the treatment, it will stop having an effect and hair loss will return.  

Like with all treatments, there is a chance you’ll experience side effects.

Finasteride side effects aren’t common, but some men experience problems getting an erection or decreased sex drive. In rare cases the treatment can cause depression. 

Some men experience Regaine side effects such as headaches, itching and dermatitis (skin irritation).

If you have any side effects that concern you, you can contact our clinicians through you Patient Record.  

There are a variety of hair loss treatments available, but Finasteride and minoxidil (the active ingredient in Regaine) are two of the only clinically proven treatments.

We also offer an over-the-counter hair loss treatment bundle which contains Sons minoxidil 5% solution, a DHT blocking shampoo and biotin capsules.

Some men might opt for a hair transplant, but this is an option available to everyone, as they can be expensive and fairly invasive. Other options include wigs, hair pieces or makeup. 

There are some hair loss vitamins which claim to aid hair loss and healthy hair growth. While there is limited evidence to suggest these work, eating a healthy diet and getting all the essential nutrients can help to keep your body (including your hair) as healthy as possible.