Men's Hair Loss
Grow with confidence.
Grow with confidence.
Choose your plan
Starting at
$90
Adding a treatment to your cart does not guarantee eligibility, treatment or a prescription. A licensed provider determines whether care may be appropriate.
How treatment works
Complete your online visit
Answer secure health questions about your history and goals.
Licensed provider review
A licensed provider reviews your information and, if appropriate, prescribes your treatment.
Delivered discreetly
If prescribed, your treatment ships to your door in discreet packaging.
What is included
- 01Online health assessment
- 02Licensed provider review
- 03Ongoing provider care and messaging
- 04Discreet shipping
Medical information
Finasteride 1mg oral tablet — a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor that blocks roughly 70% of DHT conversion, the hormone responsible for male pattern hair loss.
What to expect
- 3–4 monthsInitial visible results
- 6–9 monthsSignificant regrowth and density
- 1 yearFull treatment results
Questions, answered.
Who reviews my information?+
A licensed provider reviews the health questions you submit and prescribes treatment only if it is clinically appropriate for you.
Is Men's Hair Loss right for me?+
That is what the online health assessment is for. Share your history and goals, and a licensed provider will tell you whether this treatment is appropriate — or whether you should hold off.
What is included with a plan?+
Ongoing provider care and support, any supplies required for your treatment, platform access with educational content, and discreet shipping.
Do I need insurance?+
No. Mercury Toolkit is cash-pay with flat pricing, and plans are HSA/FSA eligible.
Ready to take the next step?
Adding a treatment to your cart does not guarantee eligibility, treatment or a prescription. A licensed provider determines whether care may be appropriate.
This page is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Prescription treatments require an evaluation by a licensed clinician and are dispensed only where clinically appropriate. Individual results vary. Talk with a clinician about risks, benefits, and alternatives before starting treatment.