"I'd been on a competitor for two years. They'd quietly doubled my price after the intro period. Bionomy is $59 flat, same molecule, same packaging. Switched in 10 minutes."
- DAVID, 34, ON FINASTERIDE 1MG
COMPARISON · HAIR
Bionomy hair, vs the brands you know.
A side-by-side on finasteride 1mg programs. Pricing, practitioner review, what you actually own when you join, and the renewal traps most men only find on the way out.
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The numbers nobody puts in one table.
Bionomy
Branded Propecia®
Other DTC brands
Finasteride 1mg
$59/mo
$80–$140/mo
$25–$50/mo (intro only)
Same molecule
Yes
Branded original
Yes
Visit / consult
Free intake
Dermatology visit
$0–$59
Practitioner review
24 hours
Appointment-based
24–72 hours
Renewal pricing
$59 flat
Pharmacy retail
Steps up after month 3
Membership fee
None
N/A
$15–$25/mo
Cancel anytime
In chat, free
N/A
Phone call required
Pay-per-Rx model
Yes
No
No
Pricing reflects representative compounded finasteride programs in May 2026.
WHAT YOU GET
One pill, five years of evidence.
99.4%
Keep or grow over 5 years.
In the published 5-year follow-up data, 99.4% of men on 1mg finasteride either kept their hair or grew it. The placebo arm: nearly all continued to lose.
$0
No card until approval.
Free intake. Free practitioner review. You enter payment only after a protocol is sent to your dashboard and you've approved it.
5d
Discreet shipping.
Plain packaging. 5 business days. Refills automatic. Pause or stop anytime in chat. No penalty, no phone call.
WHAT MEN SAY
Members, in their own words.
"Started Bionomy at the first sign of recession. 8 months in, the hairline's holding and density's coming back. The fact that I just pay for what I'm prescribed is the whole point."
- K., 29, ON FINASTERIDE 1MG
"The practitioner answered every question in chat. I'd been nervous about side effects. She walked me through what to watch for and how to pause if anything came up. Nothing came up."
- RAJ, 36, ON FINASTERIDE 1MG
Compounded medications are not FDA approved. They are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies for individual patients based on a prescription from a licensed practitioner.