$264.00
Brand: Nutrafol
Product: Nutrafol Men’s Hair Growth Pack – 3 Month Supply 1 Unit
Category: Supplements
Product Type: Hair Growth Vitamin
Size / Supply: 3 Month Supply
Primary Benefit: Supports healthy hair growth and whole-body wellness
Recommended Use: Use according to the manufacturer’s directions
Researched Retail Price: $264.00 USD
Price Checked: 2026-07-20
Research Source: https://nutrafol.com/hair/men/product/core/
Key disclosed actives: Saw Palmetto + Sensoril® Ashwagandha + Marine Collagen.
The complete current INCI or Supplement Facts panel was not reliably accessible in a public source during this update. Verify the final list against the manufacturer’s current packaging before publishing allergy-sensitive claims.
Results are brand-reported and individual outcomes may vary.
Take four capsules together once daily.
Consume with food and a full glass of water.
Maintain a consistent daily supplement routine.
Continue for at least three to six months.
Helps address DHT-related thinning.
Supports the stress response.
Provides hair-supporting amino acids.
Supports a healthy inflammatory response.
Provide antioxidant hair support.
$75.00 – $170.00Price range: $75.00 through $170.00
$10.00 – $52.00Price range: $10.00 through $52.00
It is intended for adults who match the product’s stated hair or skin concern. Review the label and consult a healthcare professional for individual suitability.
Follow the labeled daily serving and take it consistently with a meal unless the package directs otherwise. Do not exceed the recommended amount.
Most nutritional hair and skin routines require several weeks or months of consistent use. The manufacturer’s stated timeframe varies by formula.
Ask a healthcare professional before combining supplements with prescription medicines or other nutraceuticals. This is especially important during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or treatment for a medical condition.
Safety depends on the specific formula and life stage. Use only with approval from an obstetric or healthcare professional.
No. A dietary supplement does not replace medical diagnosis, prescription treatment, or a balanced diet.