Maximus vs Rogaine

Maximus: A men's hormone-health platform with a flat, published hair menu: three single orals, three compounded gels and three combinations, every price on one page and the doctor included.
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.

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Treatment	Maximus Maximus	Rogaine Rogaine
Oral finasteride	$35	not sold
Topical minoxidil	$45	$12cheapest
Oral minoxidil	$25	not sold
Oral dutasteride	$35	not sold
Topical dutasteride	$55	not sold
Bundle or all-in-one	$60	not sold
Serves	Men	Men & women
Consultation	Included in the medication price	None; no prescription needed
Shipping	Free	Depends on the retailer
Billing	Priced per month but dispensed as a 90-day supply, so the first charge covers three months	Bought outright, not a subscription
Cancellation	Cancel from your account between 90-day refills	Nothing to cancel
Refunds	Refunded minus $30 if the doctor decides you are not a candidate for treatment	The retailer's
States excluded	None published	None published
Watch out for	Every price is quoted per month but billed as a 90-day supply, so the cheapest line is $24.99/mo only as a $75 charge up front. Dutasteride is prescribed off-label for hair loss, and the gels are compounded, so neither is FDA-approved in that form.	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: Maximus · Rogaine.