Finasteride Rx
- A daily tablet for male pattern hair loss
- Reviewed by a licensed Pep’d provider
- Blocks DHT, a driver of hair thinning
Meet Finasteride
- A daily tablet for adult men with male pattern hair loss
- Reviewed against your hair loss cause and history
- Prescribed only after a full intake review
About the ingredient
- Finasteride lowers DHT, a hormone tied to follicle thinning
- Used for male pattern hair loss in adult men
- Dosing and instructions are set by your provider
How you take it
- Taken by mouth once a day, as your provider directs
- Daily use matters. The benefit fades if you stop
- Women who are or may be pregnant shouldn’t handle crushed or broken tablets
Safety information
- Can cause sexual side effects, including lower sex drive
- Mood changes, including depression, have been reported
- Not for use by women who are or may be pregnant
- Lowers PSA readings, so tell any provider you take it
Hair loss, simplified

Provider reviewed
Every prescription is reviewed by a licensed clinician.

Targets DHT
Lowers DHT, a hormone linked to follicle thinning.

Consistency pays off
Taken every day, it keeps the hair you’ve got.

Pharmacy delivery
If prescribed, shipped by a licensed pharmacy to you.
Finasteride can cause sexual side effects. It is not for use by women who are or may be pregnant.
Individual results vary.

How it works
- 1
Online intake
Share your hair loss history, pattern, medical history and goals in a short online intake.
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Provider review
A licensed provider reviews the cause of your thinning and decides what fits your health history.
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Personalized plan
If prescribed, you get clear instructions for using your treatment, shipped from a licensed pharmacy.
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Ongoing support
Message your care team with questions, and check in as your plan progresses over the coming months.



Care that goes past the prescription
Along with your treatment, you get
- A licensed provider who reviews every plan
- A plan matched to your hair loss pattern
- Messaging with your care team
- Check-ins and plan adjustments over time
- Pharmacy shipping to your door, if prescribed
Treatment is provided only if a licensed provider prescribes it.
Individual results vary.
Which hair loss treatment fits your pattern
Pep’d offers a few different hair loss options. Your provider reviews your pattern and health history to decide what fits you best.
Options are shown side by side for comparison only. This is not a clinical trial comparison.

Finasteride
How oftenDailyHow to takeTablet by mouthActive ingredientFinasteride
Topical Minoxidil
How oftenProvider setHow to takeApplied to the scalpActive ingredientMinoxidil
Finasteride + Minox
How oftenDaily routineHow to takeTablet plus scalp topicalActive ingredientFinasteride, minoxidil
Oral Minoxidil
How oftenProvider setHow to takeTablet by mouthActive ingredientMinoxidil
Availability and pricing are confirmed after provider review. Oral minoxidil is not FDA-approved for hair loss.
Frequently asked questions
Begin intakeHow long until I see results?
It varies. Three months or more of daily use may be needed before any benefit shows, so judge progress over several months.
What happens if I stop taking it?
The benefit reverses. Hair that was held onto is generally lost within about a year of stopping, so finasteride works best as an ongoing routine.
Can finasteride cause sexual side effects?
Some men report lower sex drive, erection problems or less semen. These were uncommon in studies, but tell your provider if you notice them.
Does finasteride affect mood?
Mood changes, including depression, have been reported. Tell your provider about any history of mood concerns, and about any changes after you start.
Is finasteride for women?
No. Finasteride is used for male pattern hair loss in men, and it is not appropriate during pregnancy. Women who are or may be pregnant should not handle crushed or broken tablets.
Does finasteride affect PSA tests?
Yes. Finasteride lowers PSA levels, so tell any provider who orders a PSA test that you take it.
Finasteride or minoxidil: which is right?
They work differently. Finasteride lowers DHT, while minoxidil is applied to the scalp, or taken as a tablet, to support regrowth. Some men use both, and your provider decides.
What is included with a Pep’d prescription?
Provider review of your intake, ongoing messaging with your care team, and a personalized plan. If prescribed, medication ships from a licensed pharmacy.
Do I need an in-person visit to get started?
No. You complete your intake online and a licensed provider reviews it. Your provider will tell you if anything more is needed.
Is insurance required to get started?
No. Pep’d operates outside of insurance, and insurance is not required to get started.
Is finasteride available in every state?
Availability varies by state. Your intake will confirm what is available where you live.
Can my provider change my plan over time?
Yes. Your provider can adjust your plan based on how you respond and how you tolerate treatment.
How does delivery work?
If you’re prescribed, a licensed pharmacy ships your medication to your door.
Finasteride is a generic medication name, not a branded trademark. Pep’d is a trademark of Pepd LLC.
- 1. Prescription medications require a valid prescription from a licensed provider. Results may vary.
