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Clascoterone 7.5%
75 mg of clascoterone per gram, in a 30 g jar. One active, one stated strength, and the batch analysis published next to it.
Secure checkout · ships from the EU
Before you go further
This is not on sale yet.
There is no checkout and no payment is taken. The first batch has not been manufactured, so there is nothing we could honestly sell you today.
What we can do is put you first in line. Leave an email and you get the batch certificate and the confirmed price before anyone else, with nothing to pay now.
You are first in line.
Nothing has been charged. We will write with the certificate and the price before the first batch ships.
Read the release specification while you wait.
Why you cannot buy it today
We have not manufactured a released batch. Selling you something that does not exist, or taking money against a delivery date we cannot promise, is how this category earns its reputation. We would rather be slow than do that.
The specification every batch will be tested against is already published, before there is a batch to test. You can hold us to it.
The jar and the paperwork
| Active | Clascoterone |
| Strength | 75 mg/g (7.5% w/w) |
| Form | Topical cream |
| Net quantity | 30 g |
| Included | Certificate of analysis for your batch |
| Price | €69 per jar |
What we do not claim
We make no claim that this treats, prevents or reverses hair loss, or any other condition. Clascoterone is authorised in some markets only as a 1% cream for acne vulgaris. Use in androgenetic alopecia, and use at 7.5%, remains investigational and unapproved.
Speak to a qualified clinician before using any topical containing an active pharmaceutical ingredient.
Before you reserve
No. There is no checkout on this site and no payment processor connected to it. Reserving records your email and nothing else is taken.
We have not fixed a date, and we are not going to invent one. Everyone on the list gets the date and the certificate before anyone is asked to pay.
No. It is not an authorised medicine in any market and is not approved for hair loss. Clascoterone is authorised in some markets only as a 1% cream for acne.
No. It goes to Omnisend, the service we use to send the launch emails, and nowhere else. One click unsubscribes.