
Designed for women
Spironolactone blocks the androgen and mineralocorticoid receptors, a hair-loss pathway used in women who cannot take finasteride.









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An oral combination of low-dose minoxidil and spironolactone, compounded specifically as a hair-loss option for women who can't take finasteride. Your provider reviews your file and confirms it's clinically appropriate for you.
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Spironolactone blocks the androgen and mineralocorticoid receptors, a hair-loss pathway used in women who cannot take finasteride.

Low-dose minoxidil supports the growth phase from within while spironolactone blocks androgen activity, combined in one capsule.

At 1 mg, the minoxidil dose is kept low, intended to limit the systemic effects seen at higher oral doses.

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This oral formula pairs minoxidil 1 mg with spironolactone 60 mg. Minoxidil is associated with the growth phase of the hair cycle. Spironolactone has antiandrogen activity, making this a different combination from minoxidil with finasteride. The useful distinction is which hormonal pathway the second ingredient addresses, alongside the oral format. Hair-loss patterns and the ingredients in an existing routine help frame that comparison.
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The minoxidil ingredient appears in both, but the accompanying ingredient differs. Spironolactone and finasteride are not the same drug class, so the blend name and exact strengths matter.
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Minoxidil 1mg / Spironolactone 60mg starts at $35 per month on 3-month plan; the lowest checkout charge is $105 (billed every 3 months). A prescription is never guaranteed. A licensed provider reviews each request before a pharmacy can dispense treatment.
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A licensed physician (MD) reviews your completed intake and prescribes the compounded capsule if it is appropriate.
A US-licensed 503A pharmacy compounds your minoxidil and spironolactone and ships it free in discreet packaging.
Take one capsule a day and message your care team anytime as your results build.
Minoxidil, in this formulation dosed at just 1mg, works systemically to widen blood vessels and extend the growth phase of the hair cycle. Spironolactone works differently: it blocks androgen receptors and a mineralocorticoid receptor, which reduces how much DHT can bind at the follicle and lowers scalp oil production. Neither is FDA-approved specifically for hair loss, and this is an off-label, compounded use of both. It's often used in women, since finasteride, the more familiar DHT-blocker, is contraindicated in anyone who is or could become pregnant.
Spironolactone blocks androgens
It reduces the androgen activity that drives female pattern thinning.
Minoxidil extends growth
Low-dose oral minoxidil supports blood flow and a longer active growth phase.
Follicles stay active
Less androgen pressure and more growth-phase support work on the same follicles.
An androgen blocker and a growth-phase support in one daily capsule.
Minoxidil and spironolactone have each been studied in women with pattern hair loss. Here is what that research found.
88%
In a study of 80 women on oral antiandrogen therapy, including spironolactone, 88 percent had no further progression of hair loss or saw regrowth over at least a year.
Sinclair et al., Br J Dermatol 2005
634 patients
A review of 17 studies and 634 patients found low-dose oral minoxidil an effective, well-tolerated option for people who struggle with topical treatment.
Randolph & Tosti, J Am Acad Dermatol 2021
Combination vs one agent alone
| Minoxidil + spironolactone | Spironolactone alone | |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanisms | Two, androgen blockade plus growth support | One, androgen blockade |
| Growth-phase support | Yes, low-dose minoxidil | No |
| Route | One oral capsule daily | One oral tablet daily |
| Suitable when finasteride is not an option | Yes | Yes |
| Monitoring | Provider-reviewed | Provider-reviewed |
| Best for | Women who want both mechanisms in one capsule | Women starting with an androgen blocker only |
Most people notice visible change between eight and twelve weeks, with results continuing to build toward a peak around twelve to eighteen months. A 2023 review found improvement in 56.6 percent of women on spironolactone alone, rising to 65.8 percent when combined with minoxidil, though neither drug carries an FDA hair-loss approval and controlled trial data remain limited. Minoxidil's documented effects include low blood pressure, fluid retention, a faster heartbeat, unwanted hair growth elsewhere on the body, and temporary shedding; spironolactone's documented effects include elevated potassium, irregular periods, and breast tenderness.
Weeks 1 to 4
Begin your once-daily dose after your provider confirms your prescription. Give your body time to adjust.
Months 3 to 4
Many women notice less shedding in this window. Keep taking it daily and message your care team with questions.
Months 6 to 9
Regrowth in female pattern hair loss tends to be gradual, filling in the midscalp and part line over time.
Months 12 and beyond
Results generally build over the first year and are maintained with continued daily use.
This product is compounded by a licensed pharmacy and is not FDA-approved. It has not undergone FDA review for safety or efficacy. It's absolutely contraindicated during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and in anyone with active cancer. Because spironolactone can raise potassium levels, your provider monitors potassium and kidney function with periodic blood tests, and will ask about low blood pressure, heart conditions, and any ACE inhibitor or ARB medications you take, since those combinations need extra caution.
This is not a complete list of side effects. This formula is compounded by a US-licensed pharmacy and is intended for women. Spironolactone can harm a developing male fetus, so it must not be used in pregnancy. Because spironolactone affects potassium, tell your provider about kidney conditions and any blood pressure or potassium medications before starting.
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