Head to head · 24 Oct 2026
Rogaine
Musely vs Rogaine
Musely: Compounded oral and topical dutasteride formulas with separate men's and women's lines, sold as 3-month supplies.
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 |
Musely |
Rogaine
Rogaine |
|---|---|---|
| Topical minoxidil | not sold | $12 |
| Oral dutasteride | $32 | not sold |
| Topical dutasteride | $33 | not sold |
| Serves | Men & women | Men & women |
| Consultation | Not published | None; no prescription needed |
| Shipping | Not published | Depends on the retailer |
| Billing | Starts with a 3-month supply paid up front | 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 | Musely no longer names the active ingredients on its hair product pages, so what is actually in The Hair Pill is not published. Free shipping, 60-day refund guarantee with conditions. | 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. |
The black tag marks the lower price where both providers publish one. Shaded prices are still pending a checkout check. Full detail: Musely · Rogaine.