Medications
The medications on our list.
Branded GLP-1s for weight, generics for ED and hair, and testosterone cypionate in phase 2. Each page links to the official FDA label.
A licensed clinician decides whether any of them fits you.
Weight
Weight: branded GLP-1s only.
- Brand · Novo Nordisk
Wegovy
Active ingredient: semaglutide
Semaglutide in an injection pen, made by Novo Nordisk.
- Brand · Novo Nordisk
Wegovy pill
Active ingredient: semaglutide
Semaglutide as a tablet, made by Novo Nordisk. It shares one FDA label with the Wegovy pen.
- Brand · Eli Lilly
Zepbound
Active ingredient: tirzepatide
Tirzepatide as an injection, in pens and single-dose vials, made by Eli Lilly.
- Brand · Eli Lilly
Foundayo
Active ingredient: orforglipron
Orforglipron as a tablet, made by Eli Lilly.
Hair
Hair: generics, with off-label use called out.
- Generic · Propecia
Finasteride
Active ingredient: finasteride
The generic form of Propecia.
- Generic
Oral minoxidil
Active ingredient: minoxidil
Minoxidil tablets, a generic blood pressure medicine.
Minoxidil tablets are FDA approved to treat a severe, hard-to-control form of high blood pressure. They are not FDA approved for hair loss, so using them for hair loss is off-label.
Testosterone
Testosterone: phase 2.
- Generic · Depo-Testosterone
Testosterone cypionate
Active ingredient: testosterone cypionate
The generic form of Depo-Testosterone. A Schedule III controlled substance.
Testosterone care opens in phase 2, after the DEA telemedicine rule settles. Until then it is waitlist only.
Background reading
Older pages, under medical review.
These pages were written before our clinical review process. A licensed clinician has not reviewed them yet. They are general information, not medical advice.