Minoxidil 2.5mg & Finasteride 1mg Capsules

£35.00

Minoxidil 2.5mg / Finasteride 1mg capsules combine two of the most clinically supported hair loss treatments into a single convenient daily capsule. Finasteride tackles DHT — the hormone that shrinks follicles — while Minoxidil boosts blood flow to the scalp to nourish and stimulate follicle growth.

This combination treatment is available on private prescription from PharmaBee following an online consultation.

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What are Minoxidil 2.5mg / Finasteride 1mg Capsules?

These capsules combine Minoxidil 2.5mg and Finasteride 1mg in a single daily capsule, offering the convenience of one capsule instead of two separate medicines. This is an unlicensed combination available on private prescription, prescribed where clinically appropriate by a UK-registered specialist.

How do they work?

Finasteride inhibits 5-alpha reductase, reducing DHT — the hormone responsible for follicle miniaturisation — by approximately 70%. Minoxidil works as a vasodilator, widening blood vessels to increase the flow of oxygen and nutrients to the scalp, prolonging the hair growth (anagen) phase. Together, these complementary mechanisms can produce superior outcomes compared to either treatment alone.

How to take them

Take one capsule once daily, whole (do not crush or break), with or without food, at the same time each day.

How long does it take to work?

Most men notice stabilisation of hair loss within 3–6 months of daily use, with peak hair growth typically achieved at 2 years. Treatment must be continued daily — stopping typically leads to reversal of benefits within 9–12 months.

Who should not take these capsules?

  • Women
  • Anyone under 18
  • People with heart, liver, or kidney problems
  • People already taking blood pressure medication
  • People with urinary retention issues or prostate issues
  • Anyone allergic to Minoxidil, Finasteride, or their components

Pregnancy warning

Pregnant women must not handle these capsules. Use condoms throughout treatment as Finasteride can be secreted in semen and may potentially harm a foetus.