Women pay $55.99 for a three-month supply of 5% minoxidil while men pay $80.99 for six months of the same product. You can use men's version and save money.
5% minoxidil.
$55.99.
$80.99.
Three cans.
Six cans.
I am sick of retailers and generics even charging a pay tax. We've used Rogaine enough as an example where Women's Rogaine at 5% is way overpriced compared to Men's Rogaine at 5%. They may look similar in pricing, but you are only getting a third of the quantity as a woman versus as a man. CVS is another example here. They appear to be doing better right because they write that they're going to get a six month supply for $55.99 as a woman. As a man getting a six month supply you're paying 80 99. But the difference here they're getting double the AM they're getting six cans versus women only getting three cans. So stop paying the pink tax. As a woman you can use 5% minoxidil on your hair even though it's marketed for the men and you will save money in the process. Is that the alarm? I think we're we're setting up. Oops. We're not stealing. I'm grabbing my misal because my husband's losing his hair and so am I. If you have any questions, comments or concerns about life, let me know below.
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