Products
Prescription hair loss medications dispensed by our partner pharmacy after a GMC-registered doctor approves your case, plus clean single-ingredient supplements relevant to results from blood testing on WMG Healthcare.
Prescription only
Every medication on this page is prescription-only. Eligibility is decided by a GMC-registered doctor at clinical review based on the answers you give in the questionnaire and the medical history you declare. Dispensed and delivered by our partner pharmacy. Pricing is set per case at clinical review.
Oral tablet
Low-dose oral minoxidil for androgenetic alopecia
Low-dose oral minoxidil is an off-label option for androgenetic alopecia in patients who cannot tolerate topical minoxidil or who prefer once-daily oral dosing. Prescribed only after a GMC-registered doctor has reviewed the patient's cardiovascular and renal history.
Topical solution
Topical minoxidil in three strengths (2.5%, 5%, 7.5%)
Topical minoxidil applied directly to the scalp twice daily. The 2.5% solution is the typical starting strength for women, 5% for men.
Oral tablet
First-line oral treatment for male pattern hair loss
Finasteride 1 mg is the licensed oral treatment for male androgenetic alopecia and the most extensively studied oral hair loss medication.
Oral capsule
Stronger 5-alpha-reductase inhibition for plateau cases
Dutasteride 0.5 mg is an off-label option for androgenetic alopecia in patients who have plateaued on finasteride.
Topical solution
Compounded combination topical for established hair loss
A single compounded topical that combines finasteride and minoxidil in one solution.
Transdermal patch or gel
Transdermal HRT for menopausal symptoms (under clinical assessment)
Transdermal 17-beta-oestradiol is the principal form of body-identical oestrogen replacement used in UK menopause and perimenopause care.
Topical gel
Licensed transdermal testosterone replacement for confirmed hypogonadism
Testosterone gel is a licensed UK transdermal testosterone replacement for men with confirmed biochemical and symptomatic testosterone deficiency (hypogonadism). It is not a lifestyle product and is prescribed only after BSSM-aligned diagnostic work-up confirming the diagnosis.
Over the counter
Clean, single-ingredient supplements ranged for patients who have had a blood test on WMG Healthcare and want to address a specific finding. Each entry links back to the relevant biomarker so you can read the clinical context.
Oral capsule
Gentle-absorption iron paired with Vitamin C for uptake
A well-tolerated iron supplement (either iron bisglycinate or liposomal iron, depending on the most clinically and price-competitive sourcing) combined with Vitamin C to support absorption. Suited to patients with low ferritin or iron deficiency anaemia identified on a blood test.
Oral capsule
Cholecalciferol paired with MK-7 for calcium routing
Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) supplemented alongside Vitamin K2 as menaquinone-7 (MK-7). Suited to patients with low Vitamin D identified on a blood test.
Oral capsule
Well-absorbed zinc with copper to maintain balance
Zinc supplementation in a well-absorbed chelated form (zinc picolinate or zinc bisglycinate, depending on sourcing) combined with copper bisglycinate to maintain the zinc-to-copper ratio. Suited to patients with low zinc identified on a blood test.
Oral tablet or sublingual lozenge (final form to be confirmed)
Active form of Vitamin B12 used directly by the body
Methylcobalamin is the active, methylated form of Vitamin B12, used directly in cellular metabolism without the conversion step required for cyanocobalamin. Suited to patients with low B12, low folate-related markers, or raised homocysteine identified on a blood test.
Oral tablet
Single-ingredient biotin used in hair, skin and nail metabolism
D-Biotin is the bioactive form of Vitamin B7, used in the metabolism of fatty acids and amino acids and a co-factor in keratin production.
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