Biotin at 5000mcg is at diminishing returns threshold, but biotin only helps hair if you're deficient (rare). Saw palmetto at 160mg (at minEffective) might weakly inhibit DHT. Vitamin D at 1000 IU is at minEffective. Zinc at 8mg is at minEffective. None of these address the main cause of male hair loss (DHT sensitivity) the way finasteride does. This is the upsell, not the treatment.
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Hims Hair Growth Vitamins: a solid everyday formula. Lead: Biotin at 5000 mcg. Biotin at 5000mcg is at diminishing returns threshold, but biotin only helps hair if you're deficient (rare). The primary is covered; some supporting doses sit below the studied amounts.
Hims sells finasteride (works) and minoxidil (works). These gummies are the supplement upsell. Biotin doesn't help hair unless you're deficient (rare). Saw palmetto weakly inhibits DHT compared to finasteride. Expensive hope in gummy form.
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This read comes from the product's own supplement facts panel. Every dose was cross-referenced with published clinical trials to see whether it matches what the studies actually used.
