Men’s Rogaine is for men who have a general thinning of hair on the top of the scalp (vertex only). Not intended for frontal baldness or a receding hairline.

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5 Responses to “Men’s Rogaine Foam-Rogaine Hair Regrowth Treatment, 4/2.11 oz. cans (4 Month Supply)”

1. works says:

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   I use both Rogaine and Propecia (both in the off brand form) the pills cost me $70 for a 6 month supply from Direct Drugs out of Texas/UK. The 3 month supply of off brand Rogaine at wall-mart lasts for a little over a 3 months for me and costs about $20. I am 19 and have a bald spot starting on the crown of my head and a receding hair line up front. I am about 2.5 months in and the bald spot had a circle with thin hair around it, now the spot has thick hair around it and is noticeably smaller not gone yet but shows sighs it will go all the way away soonish. My receding hair line was thin on both sides and rising up on my forehead and somewhat thin in the middle. No there is no thin hair on either side or in the middle my hair line has not really came down but is much thicker and I am going to start applying the rogaine at the hair line to try to get it to come down a little better. All together I am very satisfied my hair is thicker faster than results were supposed to show I am not there yet but will be completely unbald hear soon I would recommend this to anyone at least to try it out be patient with it though results are not over night but you will be more confident knowing you are doing something about it. And I have had no heart problems and no flaky skin. I actually got a prescription for the pill from my doctor (not covered by insurance because its cosmetic but the prescription can be used out of the country for less money) my doctor even was happy I was taking the pill because my BP was right on the borderline of being high for my age and one possible side effect of propecia is lowering BP I STRONGLY RECOMMEND BOTH!
2. Vasquez Mendoza Luis Fernando says:

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   I just want to say that I love this product… I’ve been using it for 3 months now, and I have a lot of short little hairs growing in my head… I can notice them in the front, and judging for their height, I can tell that they are new… old hairs have like 8cm, and the little ones have like 1-2cm, so I`m very happy and very close to purchasing the next 4 months supply. Thank you rogaine
3. Elizaul A. Pozo says:

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   I’m 20 years old and since high school I’ve had a maturing hairline. i started noticing it back when i was 16 in pictures. I always had lighter hair on my temples note i have curly hair (mother African descent). my hairline also looked 3cm higher than when i was younger. 3 months ago my hair line was about 4 fingers above my eyebrows. after 2 bottles i have lots of growth up to my 3rd finger.. and seeing small amounts another 1/2-1cm down.

   -the first weeks were only 2 hairs here and 1 hair there type of growth but 2 months in it was very noticeable… I highly recommend. the first 2 weeks u probably wont see any new hairs but then u will i takes some waiting but it’ll happen. GOING ON FOR A NEXT ROUND =D
4. Del James says:

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   I’m 26, started using Rogaine about five months ago. Results didn’t show until about four months. My hair loss started becoming noticeable about two years ago when I was 24. Strangely enough I think I’ve seen more improvement in the front (temples) than in the back. I definitely think the product works but it requires a lot of patience and dedication. Very important note: I’ve been using Rogaine with a DHT blocker that I take morning and night. From my little research and experience so far, Rogaine re-grows the hair while the DHT stops or slows the hair loss. Rogaine doesn’t seem to do much for the hair loss itself so I think it’s necessary to use a DHT blocker to preserve the hair that’s already grown.

   Here’s a not-so-encouraging fact: this product pretty much requires an endless commitment. That means that whatever hair growth is generated by Rogaine is sustainable only through continued use of the product. (Stop using the product and the new hair goes away.) I contemplated doing hair transplant surgery but decided not to because even after surgery it’s recommended (if not required) to use a hair re-growth product to maintain the rest of hair around the treated area. Until there’s significant breakthrough with stem cell research, Rogaine seems to be the best option.

   It would be great if it somehow worked faster. But hair growth just isn’t a speedy process.
5. Dieds says:

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   I’ve been using Rogaine for more than a decade and the foam is far (a million times) better than the original liquid. With the foam it is more like hair mousse — unlike the liquid which is slathered on and leaves your head greasy looking (and feeling).

   One thing though is that the foam is far more expensive, mainly because there is no generic version yet available. But for me the price is worth it. However, when I found this option on Amazon I leaped at it — I’m saving nearly $30 with every order.

   In summary,

   1) Rogaine works for me — I’ve regrown and maintained much of the hair on the top of my head.

   2) The foam is much better than the liquid — goes on like hair mousse and isn’t messy or greasy

   3) Ordering from Amazon saves me $30 when I order 3 month supply.