Minoxifin (60 ml)

1. Redensyl is a plant-derived hair loss solution based on regenerative research. Minoxifin contains Minoxidil - a vasodilator that expands blood vessels, improves blood flow to the scalp, and aids hair development, and Finasteride - which blocks DHT.
2. When you use Minoxifin, the hair goes through a shedding process in which all of the weak hair strands fall out before new hair begins to develop. When it comes to Redensyl vs. Minoxifin, it is apparent that Redensyl does not cause hair shedding in the same way Minoxifin does.
3. Minoxifin is a long-term use treatment, so stopping it suddenly would impact hair development. For Redensyl, however, this is not the case. Redensyl has no side effects if you stop taking it.
4. Also, in terms of Redensyl vs. Minoxifin, Minoxidil and Finasteride are prescription medicines in India, which means you can only use it if a doctor prescribes it. Redensyl is a non-prescription product.

Minoxifil has certain advantages over Redensyl.
1. Minoxidil and Finasteride are FDA-approved prescription-based drugs that are used to cure male pattern baldness and androgenic alopecia. However, Redensyl is not FDA approved.
2. Minoxidil ensures better blood flow to the scalp and increases the size of the hair follicles on the scalp.
3. Minoxidil creates an idyllic growth environment for the hair follicles to grow thicker and faster, and Finasteride blocks DHT.
4. Minoxidil is suitable even for stages of hair loss above stage 3.