Combat hair loss with the Duo Plan – combining the only two clinically proven treatments for male-pattern hair loss for an effective solution to prevent hair loss, promote growth and enhance hair quality.
Results
6–12 months
From €31.27 per month
"Sons and their partners are regulated by the medical and pharmaceutical bodies in Ireland to make sure the services and treatments they provide follow all regulation and strict duty of care."
Dr Adrian Gilbane
Co-Founder & PhD Scientist
*Applies to first order for 3, 6 and 12 months plans.
Hundreds of studies have been made on hair loss treatments, but the only two treatments that have
been clinically proven
are Oral Tablets and
Minoxidil.
Sons is the Irish Licence holder for both.
Effective in
stopping hair loss (1)
Effective in
stopping hair loss (2)
Effective in
stopping hair loss (3)
1. Combined Treatment with oral tablets and topical minoxidil in male androgenetic alopecia: a randomised and comparative study – National Library of Medicine (2015)
2. Use of tablets in the treatment of men with Androgenetic Alopecia – Journal of the Academy of Dermatology (1998)
3. A one-year observational study with minoxidil 5% solution - Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (2004)
Is this plan right for me?
Sons’ Duo Plan products are backed by science to give men who are noticing mild to moderate hair loss the best chance of improving hair quality around their temples and crown.
This plan includes prescription medications suitable for those experiencing mild to moderate hair loss. It is suitable for men aged 18-65 years. The final recommendation and decision on suitability rests with our prescribing partners upon reviewing your completed consultation.
Usage
Hair Loss Tablets:
Take one tablet a day with or without food. Swallow the tablet whole – we do not recommend chewing or crushing your tablets.
Please be careful to read the product information leaflet.
Minoxidil Spray:
The recommended dose is to spray 1ml/10 pumps twice-a-day – ideally in the morning and evening. Your hair and scalp must be dry when applying the spray. Spread the solution across the treatment area using your fingertips, then wash your hands.
Please be careful to read the product information leaflet, which is available here
Consistency is key. Keep up your routine to see the best results.
Delivery & returns
Free Delivery on all orders over €55
We ship orders using DPD’s Standard 3-5 days delivery service for free. DPD delivers Monday to Saturday.
Returns
We understand that there may, on occasion, be times where you wish to return an order that you have received from us. We aim to make the returns process as easy as possible for our customers.
For Non-Medicinal Products, like our shampoo for example, these must be in the original packaging and unopened, in a condition fit for resale. If the product being returned does not meet these conditions, we will be unable to offer a refund.
For Medicines/Prescription products, unfortunately we are unable to offer a refund as these are pharmaceutical products and by law, they must be used or destroyed once dispatched from the pharmacy.
For full details please see our Terms & Conditions
Why a subscription?
At Sons, we offer treatments that are scientifically proven to work.
We know that results take time, usually 6-12 months. That's why all treatments we offer are on a subscription service, delivered directly to you.
With a Sons subscription, you can cancel or customise your plan at anytime and with ongoing clinician support, we will help you at each step of your treatment journey in order to get the best results.
FAQs
How do Sons Hair Loss Tablets work?
Testosterone is present in all men and is converted into dihydrotestosterone (DHT). DHT can cause hair follicles to shrink which leads to hair strands being cut off from the nutrients in your blood and eventually falling out of the scalp.
Our Hair Loss Tablets act as a shield, blocking testosterone from being transformed into DHT. It actively protects your scalp from the damage caused by DHT so that hair loss can be halted, and hair follicles can reach their growth potential again.
How does Minoxidil work?
Minoxidil is thought to increase blood flow and oxygen to your scalp, which helps to reinvigorate hair follicles that have been damaged by an over-production of the hormone DHT, although it’s exact mechanism is unknown. DHT causes miniaturisation to hair follicles, which eventually leads to reduced blood flow and a lack of nutrients being delivered to the scalp. Using Minoxidil consistently provides a helping hand to your follicles, especially when used with other parts of our treatment plans.
Read more hair loss FAQs here
See why 300,000 men trust Sons. Combat hair loss with Sons, the only Irish license holder for the most effective hair loss treatments.
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How we are regulated
Careforsons Northern Ireland is a UK company registered with Companies House (no. NI684000 ). Our registered office is 1 Glassdrumman Road, Poyntzpass, BT35 6SZ, Northern Ireland. We are approved to sell medicines online by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Our Partner Pharmacy
Chemist Connect is a registered pharmacy with the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland (no. 567). Chemist Connect are registered with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). Our partner pharmacy is fully compliant with the EU GDPR directive. Superintendent Pharmacist: Feilim Henry (PSNI: 3515)
