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Minoxidil

Minoxidil is a topical or oral vasodilator used to treat hair loss in men and women.

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Happy Head

Hair-loss specialist with customized prescription plans for men and women

Messaging / Asynchronous Care Available in All 50 States
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

HealthRX

Clinician-reviewed telehealth for weight, sexual health, hair, and longevity

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

Hers

Women's telehealth for skin, hair, mental, weight

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

Hims

Men's wellness, hair, ED, mental health

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

Midi Health

Perimenopause & menopause, insurance

Accepts Insurance Pay Per Visit
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

PlushCare

Board-certified physicians, insurance accepted

Accepts Insurance Pay Per Visit
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

Ro

Broad-spectrum men's & women's telehealth

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes
States served
47

Sesame Care

Online care for weight management, mental health, women's health, men's health, primary care, and more.

Pay Per Visit Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

Winona

Menopause-focused HRT and expert clinicians

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes
States served
47

Wisp

Women's sexual and reproductive health telehealth

Messaging / Asynchronous Care Same-Day Visits
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

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How we researched this pageInformation checked 2026-02-01Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Chen, MDSources: provider sites, state medical boards, FDAEditorial methodology →
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