BosleyRx vs Rogaine

BosleyRx: The telehealth arm of Bosley, the hair-transplant chain, running on UpScript's platform. It prints six prices on one page and several of them are the lowest in this index.
Rogaine: The original over-the-counter minoxidil, and the reason this index includes a shelf product at all: it is the option most people reach for first, and it is not the cheapest way to buy the molecule.

vs Compare

Treatment	BosleyRx BosleyRx	Rogaine Rogaine
Oral finasteride	$18	not sold
Topical finasteride + minoxidil	$28	not sold
Topical minoxidil	not sold	$12
Oral minoxidil	$18	not sold
Oral dutasteride	$22	not sold
Bundle or all-in-one	$35	not sold
Serves	Men	Men & women
Consultation	Not published	None; no prescription needed
Shipping	Not published	Depends on the retailer
Billing	Every figure is quoted 'from $X/mo', which is the longest plan; month-to-month will cost more	Bought outright, not a subscription
Cancellation	Not published	Nothing to cancel
Refunds	Not published	The retailer's
States excluded	None published	None published
Watch out for	Every price here is a 'from' price on the longest commitment, and the 'first month free' offer means the first bill understates the ongoing cost twice over. Bosley's main business is hair transplants, and BosleyRx runs on UpScript's platform rather than Bosley's own, so the consultation, shipping and cancellation terms are not published where the prices are.	Rogaine is the brand everyone knows and it is not the cheapest minoxidil here: Keeps sells 5% topical minoxidil at $10 a month and Hers at $12.67, both with a clinician attached. Rogaine's own page sends you to retailers rather than selling direct, so what you pay depends on which one you click. It is minoxidil only - there is no finasteride or dutasteride route here at any price.

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The black tag marks the lower price where both providers publish one. Shaded prices are still pending a checkout check. Full detail: BosleyRx · Rogaine.