Hair Vault
Minoxidil
More blood flow, more growth.
Minoxidil widens follicular blood vessels and prolongs the growth phase — the most established regrowth agent available.
- Early shedding is normal and temporary
- Twice-daily topical application
- Oral dosing requires monitoring
Prescription only. A licensed provider determines whether Minoxidil is appropriate for you.
How it's taken
Topical solution or oral tablet
Oversight
Licensed provider, ongoing follow-up
Delivery
Discreet shipping to your door
How it works
The science, in plain language.
As a vasodilator and potassium channel opener, minoxidil increases nutrient delivery to follicles and pushes resting hairs back into growth. Low-dose oral options exist for those who dislike topicals.
Benefits
What you can expect.
- Proven regrowth across the scalp
- Topical or low-dose oral options
- Pairs with DHT blockers for best results
- Works for men and women
Questions
Good to know.
Why is my hair shedding at first?
Resting hairs are pushed out as new ones enter growth. It typically resolves within 4–8 weeks.
Topical or oral?
Oral suits people who find topicals messy or irritating, but needs blood pressure monitoring.
Safety
Important information.
Topical use may cause dryness or irritation. Oral minoxidil can cause fluid retention, increased heart rate, or unwanted body hair, so it is monitored.
This page is for general education and is not medical advice. Your treatment plan is determined by a licensed healthcare provider after evaluation.
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