This prescription hair loss gummy is made in pharmacy and was specifically designed for women

It might be a man’s world, but women are losing their locks too. Now there’s a sweet way to fight back: Telehealth company Hims & Hers just launched the first-ever clinically proven prescription hair growth gummy made specifically for women battling chronic hair loss, and they promise they’ve got the FDA to back up what’s in their supplement.The Post spoke with Dr.Jessica Shepherd, the company’s chief medical officer, to get the lowdown on the brand-new Biotin + Minoxidil Gummy — and why female hair loss is finally getting a moment in the spotlight.Shedding 50 to 100 strands per day is generally considered normal — but for many, hair loss goes way beyond that.By age 50, about 85% of men and 40% of women experience noticeably thinning hair, according to the American Hair Loss Association.

“Female hair loss usually appears as overall thinning across the scalp, whereas male hair loss typically involves more defined patterns such as a receding hairline or bald spots,” Shepherd told The Post. And it’s not just grandma’s problem.Studies show that 12% of women start losing their hair before they reach 30.

Despite the widespread experience, Shepherd said the healthcare industry has historically focused on the source of male-pattern baldness.“This leaves conditions unique to women, such as polycystic ovarian syndrome, menopause and postpartum hair loss, largely underexplored and misunderstood,” she explained.

“As a result, many women feel unheard and unseen, with their concerns dismissed.”To make matters worse, Shepherd said the link between hair health and overall wellbeing — especially factors like inflammation, stress, nutrition deficiencies and hormone imbalances — often gets ignored, preventing women from getting the full care they need.“We understand these specific challenges women face and proactively consider how we can make access to quality treatment seamless and convenient,” she said. Minoxidil — commonly sold unde...

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Publisher: New York Post

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