Regaine For Men Extra Strength 5% Scalp Foam - (1X73ml)

Regaine for Men Extra Strength Scalp Foam is a medicine used to treat common hereditary hair loss in men aged 18-49 years, by preventing further hair loss and helping hair re-growth. It contains minoxidil, which is thought to work by aiding the blood flow to the hair follicles on your scalp.

Usage Instructions: 

For men aged 18 - 49 years:

Please refer to the leaflet provided with the product for an in depth guide on use. 

• Hair and scalp should be completely dry before use.
• Apply a 1g dose (equal to half a capful) onto your hand and massage into the scalp twice a day. Please leave a 12 hour interval in between use.
• Continuous use is necessary to improve and try to maintain hair regrowth. 
• This may become noticeable after 2-months. 
• Do not exceed 2 g in a day. 
• Do not use it more than twice a day.

Ingredients:

The active substance in 1 g of Regaine is Minoxidil 50 mg. Other ingredients are: Ethanol anhydrous, purified water, butylated hydroxytoluene (E321), lactic acid, citric acid anhydrous, glycerol, cetyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol, polysorbate 60, propane, butane, isobutane.

Warnings:

Do not use if:

• You are a woman.
• You are under the age of 18 or over 49 years. 
• Unsure as to why you are losing hair (Refer to the GP)
• Suffer with blood pressure problems.
• Sudden or patchy hair loss.
• Any conditions related to hair loss.
• Red, inflamed, irritated, infected, painful scalp or shaven head.
• Have a bandage or dressing on your scalp. 
• Using other medications for your scalp.
• You are sensitive or allergic to any of the ingredients listed. 

Cautions:

•  Avoid contact with the eyes, mouth, broken skin and sensitive areas. - 7 
• If the foam is accidentally applied to areas of the body other than the scalp, rinse thoroughly with plenty of water. 
• Do not apply to areas of the body other than the scalp. 
• Exceeding the recommended dose will NOT re-grow your hair any more quickly and you have an increased likelihood of getting side-effects.

PIL Link:

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.5781.pdf