DudeMeds vs Ulo

DudeMeds: A men's telehealth service with a hair programme and a pricing page that asks for your details before it will quote you. Nothing it charges is printed anywhere public.
Ulo: A dermatologist-led compounding shop that lists every dose and every add-on as its own priced line, so the bill is knowable before the intake form rather than after it.

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Treatment	DudeMeds DudeMeds	Ulo Ulo
Oral finasteride	price not shown	$24cheapest
Topical finasteride	not sold	$49
Topical finasteride + minoxidil	price not shown	$59cheapest
Topical minoxidil	not sold	$49
Oral minoxidil	price not shown	$24cheapest
Oral dutasteride	not sold	$49
Topical dutasteride	not sold	$69
Bundle or all-in-one	not sold	$56
Serves	Men	Men & women
Consultation	Not published	No separate fee; you buy the product, then complete a medical intake for a licensed provider to review
Shipping	Not published	Free on prescription orders; $7.99 on haircare items unless the order is over $75
Billing	Not published	Monthly, with 30% advertised off 12-month plans
Cancellation	Not published	Cancel before the prescription is sent to the pharmacy
Refunds	Not published	Assessed case by case at Ulo's discretion
States excluded	None published	None published
Watch out for	DudeMeds has a page headed 'Find your treatment. Know your price' which does not show a price. You submit your details and are told later. Checked by hand on 24 Oct 2026: there is no figure for any hair treatment anywhere on the public site.	The site banner advertises a '365-day money-back guarantee', but the published refund policy says refunds are granted at Ulo's sole discretion and may require you to return the product at your own expense and send photographs. Treat the guarantee as a request, not a right.

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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: DudeMeds · Ulo.