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FINASTERIDE

Finasterideis for use byMEN ONLYand shouldNOTbe used by women or children.

Read this Patient Information before you start taking Finasteride and each time you get a refill. There may be new information. This information does not take the place of talking with your healthcare provider about your medical condition or treatment.

What is Finasteride?

Finasteride is a prescription medicine used for the treatment of male pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia). It is not known if Finasteride works for a receding hairline on either side of and above your forehead (temporal area).Finasteride is not for use by women and children.

Who should not take Finasteride?

Do not take Finasteride if you:

Are pregnant or may become pregnant. Finasteride may harm your unborn baby.

Finasteride tablets are coated and will prevent contact with the medicine during handling, as long as the tablets are not broken or crushed. Females who are pregnant or who may become pregnant should not come in contact with broken or crushed Finasteride tablets.

If a pregnant woman comes in contact with crushed or broken Finasteride tablets, wash the contact area right away with soap and water. If a woman who is pregnant comes into contact with the active ingredient in Finasteride, a healthcare provider should be consulted. If a woman who is pregnant with a male baby swallows or comes in contact with the medicine in Finasteride, the male baby may be born with sex organs that are not normal.

Are allergic to any of the ingredients in Finasteride. See the end of this leaflet for a complete list of ingredients in Finasteride.

What should I tell my healthcare provider before taking Finasteride?

Before taking Finasteride,tell your healthcare provider if you:

Have any other medical conditions, including problems with your prostate or liver

Tell your healthcare provider about all the medicines you take,including prescription and nonprescription medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements.

Know the medicines you take. Keep a list of them to show your healthcare provider and pharmacist when you get a new medicine.

How should I take Finasteride?

Take Finasteride exactly as your healthcare provider tells you to take it. You may take Finasteride with or without food. If you forget to take Finasteride, do not take an extra tablet. Just take the next tablet as usual. Finasteride will not work faster or better if you take it more than once a day.

What are the possible side effects of Finasteride?

Decrease in your blood Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) levels.Finasteride can affect a blood test called PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) for the screening of prostate cancer. If you have a PSA test done you should tell your healthcare provider that you are taking Finasteride because Finasteride decreases PSA levels. Changes in PSA levels will need to be evaluated by your healthcare provider. Any increase in follow-up PSA levels from their lowest point may signal the presence of prostate cancer and should be evaluated, even if the test results are still within the normal range for men not taking Finasteride. You should also tell your healthcare provider if you have not been taking Finasteride as prescribed because this may affect the PSA test results. For more information, talk to your healthcare provider.

There may be an increased risk of a more serious form of prostate cancer in men taking finasteride at 5 times the dose of Finasteride.

The most common side effects of Finasteride include:

Decrease in sex drive

Trouble getting or keeping an erection

A decrease in the amount of semen

The following have been reported in general use with Finasteride:

Breast tenderness and enlargement.

Tell your healthcare provider about any changes in your breasts such as lumps, pain or nipple discharge.

Depression

Decrease in sex drive that continued after stopping the medication

Allergic reactions including: rash, itching, hives and swelling of the lips, tongue, throat, and face

Problems with ejaculation that continued after stopping medication

Testicular pain

Difficulty in achieving an erection that continued after stopping the medication

Male infertility and/or poor quality of semen

In rare cases, male breast cancer

Tell your healthcare provider if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.

These are not all the possible side effects of Finasteride. For more information, ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA1088.

How should I store Finasteride?

Store Finasteride at room temperature between 59F to 86F (15C to 30C). Keep Finasteride in a closed container and keep Finasteride tablets dry (protect from moisture).

Keep Finasteride and all medicines out of the reach of children.

General information about the safe and effective use of Finasteride.

Medicines are sometimes prescribed for purposes other than those listed in this Patient Information. Do not use Finasteride for a condition for which it was not prescribed. Do not give Finasteride to other people, even if they have the same symptoms you have. It may harm them.

CALIFORNIA

NOTICE TO CONSUMERS

Medical doctors are licensed and regulated by the Medical Board of California

(800) 633-2322

www.mbc.ca.gov

Complaints may be filed online at http://www.mbc.ca.gov/Breeze/Complaints.aspx or submitted in hard copy form. A Consumer Complaint Form, including instructions for completing it may be found at http://www.mbc.ca.gov/Consumers/Complaints/Submit_By_Mail.aspx. A hard copy Consumer Complaint Form should be submitted to:

Medical Board of California

Central Complaint Unit

2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1200

Sacrament, CA 95815

The Central Complaint Unit of the Medical Board of California is found by calling 1-800-633-2322 or by calling 916-263-2382.

INDIANA

To file a consumer compliant you can request a complaint form by calling 1-800-382-5516 or 317-232-6330 and file the form with the Attorney General’s Office or complete the complaint online. The on-line complaint form is found at https://indianaattorneygeneral.secure.force.com/ConsumerComplaintForm.

RHODE ISLAND

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401-222-5200

TEXAS

Complaints about physicians, as well as other licensees and registrants of theTexasMedical Board, including physician assistants, acupuncturists, and surgical assistants may be reported for investigation at the following address:

TexasMedical Board

Attention: Investigations

333 Guadalupe, Tower 3, Suite 610

P.O. Box 2018, MC-263

Austin,Texas78768-2018

Assistance in filing a complaint is available by calling the following telephone number: 1-800-201-9353, For more information, please visit our website at www.tmb.state.tx.us.

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TexasMedical Board

Attention: Investigations

333 Guadalupe, Tower 3, Suite 610

P.O. Box 2018, MC-263

Austin,Texas78768-2018

Si necesita ayuda para presentar una queja, llame al: 1-800-201-9353, Para obtener ms informacin, visite nuestro sitio web en www.tmb.state.tx.us.

VERMONT

The Vermont Board of Medical Practice investigates complaints of unprofessional conduct. If you have a concern about a medical professional, you may contact the Board as indicated below. For more information see the Board's website here: http://www.healthvermont.gov/health-professionals-systems/board-medical-practice/file-complaint.

VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

BOARD OF MEDICAL PRACTICE

108 Cherry Street, PO Box 70

Burlington, VT 05402-0070

802-657-4220

All the medications our doctors prescribe have been FDA approved at specific doses. Physicians are permitted to prescribe a medication at other dosages as off-label use when they determine it is medically appropriate. It is important that you answer all questions truthfully and completely, and review the treatment plan and any potential side effects before you start taking the medication.

Finasteride for Hair Loss

At hims, we are committed to providing the latest clinical information to our customers regarding all prescription medications we offer. We want you to be able to make the most informed choice about your wellness. This article focuses on the medication called Finasteride that is used for hair loss.

What causes hair loss?

Male pattern baldness, or androgenic alopecia, is the most common form of hair loss and it is typically an inherited condition. As the condition progresses the natural hair growth cycle begins to weaken and your hair follicles begin to shrink causing your hair to become shorter and finer. The exact cause for this type of hair loss is unknown but it is related to the production of the hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Treatments that inhibit the production of DHT are sometimes effective in slowing, stopping or reversing hair loss due to androgenic alopecia.

What is Finasteride and how does it work?

Finasteride is an FDA-approved medication for the treatment of hair loss. Also known as the brand name Propecia, Finasteride belongs to a class of drugs known as 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors. It works by preventing testosterone from breaking down into DHT, the hormone that causes baldness.

Does Finasteride work?

Finasteride (1mg dose prescribed for hair loss) has been shown to be 85\% effective with hair regrowth occurring in 3-4 months. The medication needs to be taken on a continuous basis or else new hair will be lost after one year of stopping the medication. (In comparison, topical Minoxidil 5\% is about 50\% effective in stimulating new hair growth.)

Is Finasteride Safe?

A 1mg dose of Finasteride is a very safe drug with minimal side effects (see below). However, people who are pregnant or have chronic liver disease should not use Finasteride. It is also recommended that you stop taking NSAIDS (Motrin, Advil, Aleve type medication) for the period of time you are taking Finasteride due to some increased risk of side effects (see below).

Does Finasteride Cause Side Effects?

Finasteride can cause the following side effects in a limited number of patients:

Rash or Breast Tenderness: Less than 1\% of patients will develop a rash or breast tenderness which is reversible after the medication is stopped.

Sexual Dysfunction: 1.2\%-1.4\% (vs 1\% placebo) of patients experience drug-related sexual dysfunction side effects including decreased libido, erectile dysfunction or a decrease in the volume of ejaulation.

Decreased libido 1.8\%

Erectile dysfunction 1.3\%

Decreased volume of ejaculate 1.2\%

Several studies have documented the great majority of these side effects are reversible. However, 1.4\% of the patients who experience side effects will continue to have symptoms following discontinuation of Finasteride. Of particular note there was an association of the sexual dysfunction symptoms and the use of NSAIDS (Motrin, Advil, Aleve type medications.) For this reason Finasteride should be stopped for the period of time when you take NSAIDS.

Does Finasteride Cause Depression or Prostate Cancer?

Depression: There is no direct link between Finasteride and depression.

Prostate cancer and prostate enlargement (BPH):

There is no increase in the incidence of prostate cancer. There have been conflicting studies on the increased risk in the number of high grade prostate cancers however several recent studies have shown no increase in the number of deaths (with a recent study showing fewer deaths) in patients who use Finasteride at the 1mg dosage.

Finasteride can be useful in the treatment of BPH and urinary retention because it can have an antiandrogenic effect (testosterone blocking) at a 5mg dosage. For hair loss, patients are given a 1mg dosage which should not produce any antiandrogenic effect.

Alternate Treatment Options for Hair Loss

Below are a list of other treatment options for hair loss other than Finasteride.

Minoxidil: Minoxidil is a topical medication that promotes hair growth. It works by stimulating your hair follicles to enter the growth phase, increasing blood flow to your hair and helping to transport essential nutrients to your hair follicles.

Unlike finasteride, minoxidil doesn’t affect DHT and has no effects on your production of hormones. Like finasteride, it’s backed up by a huge amount of scientific evidence, with studies showing a significant increase in hair growth after several months of use. Studies show that minoxidil and finasteride are safe to take together. In fact, many studies have been conducted using finasteride and minoxidil together to prevent hair loss while fueling newgrowth of healthy hair.

Supplements and non-pharmaceutical products: While supplements aren’t as effective as FDA-approved medications like finasteride and minoxidil, they can be a helpful part of your baldness prevention routine.

Saw palmetto: While it’s not as effective as finasteride, studies show that saw palmetto can help to reduce DHT levels by a modest amount, helping to slow down male pattern baldness in men sensitive to DHT.

Biotin: While biotin doesn’t directly prevent hair loss, it’s linked to improvements in hair growth in scientific studies. Biotin is available as an oral supplement, or as an ingredient in hair loss prevention shampoos.

Hair loss prevention shampoo: There are countless hair loss prevention shampoos on the market. Look for shampoos that contain proven ingredients like biotin, ketoconazole and saw palmetto, all of which have real benefits for your hair.

Other treatments

Hair transplant surgery: Hair transplant surgery involves transplanting hairs from the back and sides of your head (areas that aren’t affected by male pattern baldness) onto your crown, hairline or other areas with hair loss. Performed by a skilled surgeon, a hair transplant can restore your hairline and almost completely eliminate any visible signs of hair loss. Like other cosmetic surgeries, hair transplant surgery is highly effective but very costly and rarely covered by insurance.

Scalp micropigmentation: Scalp micropigmentation is a cosmetic procedure that can change the pigment of your scalp, creating the appearance of small, short hairs and a fuller head of hair. Although scalp micropigmentation can make it look like you have a thicker head of hair, it’s not a treatment for male pattern baldness and does not restore any real hair follicles.

Hairpieces: While they won’t help you grow back any real hair, hairpieces and weaves can produce surprisingly good results if you need to fill in thin spots and cover up your hair loss for an important event.

Acceptance: If your hair loss is severe and you’re not interested in treating it, you can simply accept it. Whether you choose to shave your head or keep your remaining hair cut short, rocking the bald look can be a great option if you’ve got the confidence.

For more information on the above please see these medical references:

-Merck Package insert Propecia

-Adverse Effects and Safety of 5-alpha Reductase Inhibitors: A Systemic Review

Clinical Aesthetic Dermatology 7/2016 Volume 9 Number 7

-Sexual dysfunction in men taking systemic dermatologic medications medication:A systematic review.Zakhem et al Journal of Academic Dermatology Volume 81, Number 1

-New Data: Finasteride Safely Prevents Prostate Cancer Dr Ian Thompson American Urologic Association 2018 Annual meeting Medscape article

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Name

Licensed State

License Number

Dr. Abdulkader Kasabji, MD

New York

284893

NPI: 1427234897

Indiana

01080758A

Internal Medicine

Ohio

35.121691CTR

South Carolina

51559

Dr. Abubakr Chaudhry, MD

Florida

ME116250

NPI: 1730408212

Ohio

35.12768

Internal Medicine

Georgia

69559

Dr. Ada Cuellar, MD

Colorado

DR.0061987

NPI: 1467613414

Texas

N1598

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Adaeze Okeke, MD

Texas

L9405

NPI: 1649350059

Family Medicine

Dr. Adam Dine, MD

New York

296606

NPI: 1710194030

Georgia

81755

Emergency Medicine

Ohio

34.008989

Tennessee

3872

Dr. Adam Kennah, MD

South Carolina

36149

NPI: 1144260043

Pennsylvania

MD430731

Emergency Medicine

Ohio

35.092363

Georgia

56578

Dr. Adam Sasso, MD

Georgia

83752

NPI: 1760612758

Pennsylvania

MD468058

Family Medicine

Delaware

C1-0013233

Virginia

101248055

Florida

ME141543

Illinois

36.150514

California

C165448

Colorado

DR.0063260

South Carolina

83213

Washington

MD61004602

Dr. Ahmed Sheikh, MD

Texas

R1645

NPI: 1740609205

New York

281055

Family Medicine

Dr. Akash Attreya, MD

Washington

OP60880585

NPI: 1619239670

California

20A14972

Family Medicine

Louisiana

306722

Michigan

5101022628

New Mexico

A182414

Missouri

2019029144

North Carolina

2019-01587

Illinois

36.148151

Maryland

D87978

Virginia

102205540

Montana

77799

Colorado

CDR.0000423

Texas

Q1563

Arizona

8158

Ohio

34.014106

Idaho

OC-0044

New York

301410

Georgia

84347

New Jersey

25MB10718400

Oklahoma

6605

Dr. Akinyele Lovelace, MD

Massachusetts

261456

NPI: 1104079128

Internal Medicine

Dr. Albert Chiu, DO

Colorado

DR.0062794

NPI: 1073802526

Minnesota

62433

Family Medicine

Michigan

5101025111

Wisconsin

60629-21

Washington

OP60972404

Florida

OS16303

Kentucky

4617

Texas

S4116

Dr. Alexander Lakowsky, MD

California

A 86437

NPI: 1902824550

Colorado

DR.0063078

Internal Medicine

New York

302379

Dr. Alison Baum, MD

California

A153408

NPI: 1194991158

Nevada

18569

Family Medicine

Dr. Allison Valentine, MD

North Carolina

2013-00757

NPI: 1962673657

California

C 148276

Family Medicine

Colorado

DR.0063162

Michigan

4301501222

Washington

61018468

Nebraska

32297

Dr. Alvaro Zeballos, MD

New York

215317

NPI: 1043318769

Virginia

101233025

Emergency Medicine

Texas

M7786

Colorado

57901

Dr. Amisha Patel, MD

California

135035

NPI: 1649513656

Internal Medicine

Dr. Amy Roskin, MD

Florida

ME68024

NPI: 1346218187

New York

194038

OB/GYN

California

G160504

Illinois

36148452

Dr. An Chen, MD

New York

296505

NPI: 1407239247

Pennsylvania

MD465762

Family Medicine

Florida

ME137766

California

A158993

Michigan

4301116434

Maryland

D86238

Massachusetts

277995

Montana

81031

Colorado

DR.0063727

Dr. Andrew Dunn, DO

Illinois

36136190

NPI: 1093078420

Family Medicine

Dr. Andrew McDermott, MD

North Carolina

2018-02370

NPI: 1972823185

Georgia

79272

Family Medicine

Florida

ME130315

Alabama

MD.33729

South Carolina

MD51634

Kentucky

TP526

New York

286781-1

California

145766

Virginia

101261667

Dr. Andrew Medendorp, MD

Texas

P0096

NPI: 1841346871

California

C 142480

Urology

Nebraska

23990

Hawaii

MD-20314

Dr. Andrew Papendieck, MD

Texas

R3932

NPI: 1992186829

Wisconsin

68000

Family Medicine

Colorado

DR0061334

Utah

10992605-1205

Dr. Andrew Sakla, MD

Utah

10385749-1204

NPI: 1861827214

Illinois

36.148872

Internal Medicine

New York

297988

Florida

OS12612

Georgia

78730

Tennessee

3331

Iowa

DO-05075

Colorado

DR.0063114

South Carolina

82979

Michigan

5101025238

Wisconsin

72103-21

Texas

S1698

North Carolina

2019-02671

Maryland

H0088559

District of Columbia

DO034895

Dr. Angela Long, MD

Hawaii

MD-17696

NPI: 1689864761

Idaho

M-12340

Family Medicine

Michigan

4301103875

Texas

P8799

Alabama

MD 33198

Missouri

2013034096

Ohio

35.122828

Minnesota

56091

Colorado

DR.0053433

South Dakota

10871

Arizona

48717

New York

269965

New Mexico

MD2014-0153

Louisiana

MD.206888

Oregon

MD165863

Alaska

MEDS8062

Kansas

04-36095

Washington

MD60434557

Oklahoma

29687

Nebraska

27151

California

C 132319

Illinois

36109214

Pennsylvania

MD458884

Tennessee

50974

North Dakota

12669

Iowa

MD-40684

Utah

8870685-1205

Dr. Anis Rauf, MD

Illinois

36109596

NPI: 1639259740

Internal Medicine, Nephrology

Dr. Ankita Langan, MD

Georgia

77064

NPI: 1790077311

OB/GYN

Dr. Anna Belman, MD

Virginia

101267272

NPI: 1699006221

New Jersey

25MA10183300

Internal Medicine

New York

262678

Vermont

42.001372

Colorado

Dr.0063074

Dr. Anna Contomitros, MD

Nevada

8564

NPI: 1659461705

California

G85556

OB/GYN

Dr. Anne DePasquale, MD

Oregon

179159

NPI: 1730479379

Ohio

35.136628

Family Medicine

Virginia

101252495

District of Columbia

MD040975

Minnesota

2168

New Mexico

TM2019.0731

Pennsylvania

MD468858

Florida

ME142549

California

165737

New York

301737

Illinois

36.151369

Maryland

D0088551

Dr. Anne Marie Frea, MD

Illinois

36.14556

NPI: 1952593725

Arizona

56287

Family Medicine

Colorado

CDR.0000092

Wisconsin

53033-020

Alabama

MD 36886

New Hampshire

18839

Iowa

MD-45082

Nevada

17862

Idaho

MC-0308

Nebraska

32140

North Dakota

16069

Maine

MD23435

Montana

79515

Wyoming

12388C

Kansas

04-42700

South Dakota

11744

Mississippi

27083

Minnesota

66418

Dr. April Foster, MD

Ohio

34.012533

NPI: 1679869150

Kentucky

4080

Family Medicine

California

15388

New York

286844

Virginia

102203631

Hawaii

DOS-1853

Indiana

02005198A

South Carolina

51706

Georgia

79448

Michigan

5101023535

Dr. Asha Patel Shah, MD

Florida

142105

NPI: 1043447360

Tennessee

59234

Dermatology

Georgia

69922

Montana

73167

South Dakota

10880

Oklahoma

34581

Kansas

41911

Iowa

46035

Arizona

58390

Indiana

MC-0294

Kansas

04-41911

Michigan

EMC0000015

North Dakota

15954

Nebraska

32096

Nevada

19270

West Virginia

28822

Wyoming

12366C

Dr. Ashoka Asundi, MD

Texas

M9182

NPI: 1689875031

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Aslan Pirouz, MD

California

A137405

NPI: 1770994675

Internal Medicine, Nephrology

Dr. Asra Oberoi, MD

Texas

J6550

NPI: 1396936183

New York

301504

Internal Medicine

Dr. Aunna Pourang, MD

Florida

ME111791

NPI: 1225340268

California

A133046

Family Medicine, Integrative Medicine

Dr. Ayobami Ojutalayo, MD

Massachusetts

245763

NPI: 1396907812

New Hampshire

14971

Family Medicine

Dr. Azalea Saemi, MD

Texas

N3284

NPI: 1073709093

California

A109388

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Barry Diner, MD

Georgia

53134

NPI: 1265466262

Texas

m9976

Emergency Medicine

Pennsylvania

MD441496

Dr. Bella Agrawal, MD

California

A85202

NPI: 1073630588

Family Medicine

Dr. Benion Horton, MD

North Carolina

200500203

NPI: 1508825571

OB/GYN

Dr. Benjamin Holland, DO

Mississippi

25059

NPI: 1164841201

Colorado

DR.0056705

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Bilal Mannan, MD

Pennsylvania

MD452741

NPI: 1205157674

New York

273561

Internal Medicine

Dr. Bonnie Colville, DO

California

20A13476

NPI: 1477783744

Texas

S3962

Family Medicine

Dr. Brett Levine, MD

Florida

OS12495

NPI: 1902161573

California

20A17281

Family Medicine

Brian O'Donnell, PA

Illinois

85004988

NPI: 1790740900

New York

17247

Physicians Assistant - Certified

Indiana

10002228A

Arizona

5997

Dr. Brian Williams, MD

North Carolina

2018-02499

NPI: 1265641013

Tennessee

58057

Family Medicine

Wisconsin

70174-20

Missouri

2018041057

Ohio

35.134994

Texas

N4843

New York

293567

Alaska

137108

Rhode Island

MD16418

Oregon

MD188927

Kentucky

51947

Colorado

DR.0051706

Wyoming

12365C

Nebraska

32099

Washington

MD60863079

Montana

78806

Michigan

4301500761

Illinois

36150683

Virginia

101268129

Connecticut

64564

South Carolina

83378

Florida

ME143199

Idaho

MC-0338

Maine

MD23363

California

C166951

Indiana

99096549A

Dr. Bryan Boucher, MD

Virginia

101239239

NPI: 1558333484

OB/GYN

Dr. Carol Darwish, MD

California

A80131

NPI: 1093893828

OB/GYN

Dr. Carol Graham, MD

Michigan

4301070093

NPI: 1669476370

Missouri

2014036783

OB/GYN

Kentucky

KY36345

Dr. Casey Dutton-Triplett, MD

South Carolina

26526

NPI: 1528018728

Texas

S3969

Family Medicine

Dr. Chelsey Villanueva, MD

California

A 143841

NPI: 1427353911

Nebraska

28233

Family Medicine

Dr. Chilembwe Mason, MD

California

C 152871

NPI: 1366465932

New York

239642

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Chinelo Okoye, MD

Texas

M9824

NPI: 1699940627

Internal Medicine

Dr. Christian Koziatek, MD

New York

279390

NPI: 1407291404

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Christopher Crosby, MD

California

A 107312

NPI: 1497931380

Ohio

35.124186

Dermatology

South Carolina

38122

Florida

ME120089

Nevada

15995

Washington

MD60334211

Georgia

58457

Dr. Christopher Schiessl, MD

California

A 75903

NPI: 1053494997

New York

285984

Internal Medicine

Dr. Clarissa Doi, MD

California

120758

NPI: 1467680264

Internal Medicine

Dr. Clayton E McGill, MD

Tennessee

56646

NPI: 1871912048

Virginia

101261072

Family Medicine

Dr. Cody Davis, MD

Florida

OS14365

NPI: 1629463674

Mississippi

26093

Internal Medicine

Maine

DO2854

Georgia

81937

Montana

68670

Colorado

DR.0062191

North Carolina

2018-02762

Dr. Dan Lemieux, MD

South Dakota

11480

NPI: 1902166044

Illinois

36.136745

Family Medicine

Alabama

MD.38211

Colorado

CDR.0000356

Wisconsin

64273-20

Tennessee

59659

Dr. Daniel A. Nwachokor, MD

Texas

R4611

NPI: 1992182398

Family Medicine

Dr. Daniel Marcovici, MD

New York

281849

NPI: 1700177425

Internal Medicine

Dr. Daniel Chartrand, MD

California

G144274

NPI: 1891839098

Florida

ME61842

OB/GYN

Texas

K4869

Dr. Danny Williams, MD

Georgia

37926

NPI: 1669536835

South Carolina

13537

Family Medicine

Dr. David Filsoof, MD

Wisconsin

70022-20

NPI: 1861686354

Ohio

35134866

Internal Medicine, Pediatrics Cardiology

Louisiana

307849

Arkansas

E-11822

Tennessee

58673

Oklahoma

34197

Nevada

18806

Utah

11064556-1205

Florida

ME112361

New Hampshire

19059

California

120099

Alabama

MD.37669

Texas

N5052

South Dakota

11681

Wyoming

TL5896

Nebraska

32059

Pennsylvania

MD469887

Dr. David Hile, MD

Wyoming

11330A

NPI: 1225248842

Wisconsin

68273

Emergency Medicine

Colorado

DR.0060358

Dr. David Ross, MD

Florida

ME131373

NPI: 1689011272

Pennsylvania

MD455732

Family Medicine, Primary Care, Sports Medicine

Dr. David T Brock, DO

Florida

OS8883

NPI: 1225009392

Ohio

34-00-7161-B

Family Medicine

Kentucky

4382

Dr. David Yamini, MD

California

A106978

NPI: 1326405713

Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology

Dr. Dawn Adams, MD

Connecticut

63555

NPI: 1891773636

Texas

R0821

Emergency Medicine

District of Columbia

MD31769

Kentucky

41484

Virginia

101231700

Dr. Dawn Garcen, MD

Connecticut

54328

NPI: 1578541371

New York

212444

Family Medicine

Florida

ME 109366

Dr. Deborah B Rodes, MD

South Dakota

10150

NPI: 1629418322

New York

282270

Family Medicine

Vermont

32.0123182

Maine

DO2662

Dr. Depen Patel, DO

Michigan

5101023451

NPI: 1336559079

Oklahoma

6469

Family Medicine

Texas

R7083

Dr. Easa Ghoreishi, MD

California

C 147933

NPI: 1417942228

Indiana

01050773A

Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine

Dr. Edwin E. Morales, MD

Texas

Q6348

NPI: 1821232836

Nebraska

25786

Urologist

South Carolina

40626

Dr. Elsa Whitmore, DO

Illinois

36.138901

NPI: 1508150020

Arizona

6789

OB/GYN

Dr. Emily Haly, MD

Florida

ME132845

NPI: 1831277250

New York

297367

Internal Medicine

South Carolina

26971

California

167032

Dr. Emmanuel Trigenis, MD

New Hampshire

18543

NPI: 1225011844

Washington

MD0196925

Emergency Medicine

Texas

P8319

California

C 160019

Wisconsin

71796 - 20

Dr. Eric Drobny, MD

New York

297409

NPI: 1922086461

Ohio

35.06946

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Erica Niedbalec, MD

California

A120217

NPI: 1518109438

Texas

Q3252

Internal Medicine

Missouri

2500044207

Alabama

35395

Iowa

MD-46744

New York

258616-01

Dr. Ernesto Mendoza, MD

California

A110127

NPI: 1710216395

Family Medicine

Dr. Evan Li, MD

Texas

P5203

NPI: 1427342906

Internal Medicine

Dr. Farah Chery, MD

Virginia

101266919

NPI: 1114183688

California

A108681

Family Medicine

Florida

ME142264

New Jersey

25MA10685200

New York

301244

Dr. Frank J. Welch, MD

Florida

ME100120

NPI: 1821293473

North Carolina

178289

Preventative Medicine

Massachusetts

238789

New York

234953-1

Pennsylvania

MD.450584

Louisiana

MD.10776R

California

166419

Arizona

59336

Dr. Furhan Rashid Qureshi, MD

Washington

MD60909849

NPI: 1306194667

Minnesota

64596

Internal Medicine

Nevada

18384

Indiana

01077558A

Florida

ME125457

Georgia

76663

Ohio

35.133875

Missouri

2019001318

Pennsylvania

MD466277

North Carolina

2018-00502

Iowa

MD-43477

Tennessee

55158

Alabama

MD 35503

Virginia

101260305

West Virginia

26519

New York

296300

South Dakota

11817

Dr. Gabriel Anders, DO

Missouri

2015025966

NPI: 1710392162

Minnesota

61623

Internal Medicine

Iowa

DO-04793

Dr. Georgina Haden, MD

New York

268439

NPI: 1770850323

California

A 133139

Internal Medicine

Oregon

192642

Dr. Heather Jackson, DO

Ohio

34.010401

NPI: 1104034008

Michigan

5101015770

Family Medicine

Dr. Heidi Angle, MD

Massachusetts

77007

NPI: 1164479952

OB/GYN

Dr. Helder De Paiva, MD

California

C149852

NPI: 1174610273

Florida

ME92869

Internal Medicine, Nephrology

Dr. Helen Jan, MD

New York

274023

NPI: 1487812319

Internal Medicine

Dr. Holli Martinez, DO

California

20A17454

NPI: 1013296763

Vermont

32.013385

Emergency Medicine

North Carolina

2019-00552

South Carolina

81714

Kentucky

4278

Ohio

34.010798

Pennsylvania

OS018457

Indiana

02005261B

Iowa

DO-05304

New Hampshire

19818

West Virginia

3493

Louisiana

311809

Dr. Hossein Molazadeh, MD

California

140126

NPI: 1881829661

New York

273104

Internal Medicine

Dr. Hsin-Pei Liu, MD

California

A88658

NPI: 1093718678

New York

221865-1

OB/GYN

Florida

ME91485

Dr. Hussein C Khraizat, MD

Michigan

5101021793

NPI: 1932588381

Family Medicine

Dr. Imran Shariff, MD

Virginia

101253687

NPI: 1558692707

Pennsylvania

MD459486

Internal Medicine

Dr. Ingrid Carlson, MD

Florida

ME112115

NPI: 1841270824

Maine

MD16275

OB/GYN

Kentucky

47025

Georgia

65087

Missouri

16275

Dr. Ingride Richardson, MD

New York

260247

NPI: 1578798112

New Jersey

25MA09908400

Urology

Pennsylvania

MD458803

Dr. Iris May Valerio Navarro, MD

California

A100332

NPI: 1104088103

Family Medicine

Dr. Irmanie Hemphill, MD

Virginia

101265644

NPI: 1760618243

North Carolina

2015-02115

Family Medicine

District of Columbia

MD046681

Florida

ME108465

South Carolina

51757

Dr. Jacob Kalliath, MD

California

15443

NPI: 1134569395

Washington

OP60676724

Internal Medicine

Illinois

36.13873

Colorado

DR.0057617

Dr. James Lin, DO

Pennsylvania

OS-013607

NPI: 1164599155

Florida

OS-15822

Internal Medicine

Dr. James Mitchell, MD

Maryland

D57632

NPI: 1356387062

California

C161956

Emergency Medicine

New York

297196

Virginia

101259238

Dr. Jaron Ross, MD

Nebraska

31108

NPI: 1316146129

Oregon

MD187692

Emergency Medicine

Alaska

133491

Ohio

35.135058

Florida

ME136115

New York

295189

Colorado

CDRH.0059946

Tennessee

58049

Texas

R8815

California

A 99591

Missouri

2019001050

Washington

MD60895243

Virginia

101265409

New Mexico

TM2019-0538

Maine

MD23324

Mississippi

26997

Montana

78446

Michigan

4301116974

New Jersey

25MA10572400

North Carolina

2019-01385

Georgia

83297

Connecticut

63973

Illinois

36.147961

Maryland

86464

Arkansas

E-12478

Louisiana

313371

Iowa

MD-46598

Dr. Jason Reaves, MD

Texas

Q6689

NPI: 1992922785

Ohio

35.092216

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Jeffrey Ayers, DO

Texas

R4184

NPI: 1629181508

Nevada

DO1889

Family Medicine

California

13756

Utah

285313-1204

Colorado

DR0055532

Dr. Jenna Beckham, MD

North Carolina

191347

NPI: 1629414164

OB/GYN

Dr. Jennifer Austin, DO

Colorado

CDR.0000187

NPI: 1083823520

Alabama

DO 1768

OB/GYN

Wisconsin

7-321

South Dakota

10918

Montana

MED-PHYS-LIC-12463

Washington

OP60830492

Illinois

36.147225

Nevada

CL0010

Idaho

OC-0002

Utah

10572896-1204

Minnesota

63028

Mississippi

26168

Nebraska

1877

Missouri

2017029355

Dr. Jennifer Bepko, MD

Alabama

MD 37487

NPI: 1801999313

Florida

ME 141559

Family Medicine

Arkansas

E-10835

Texas

K9487

Dr. Jennifer Hanna, DO

Michigan

5101021791

NPI: 1770962128

Family Medicine

Dr. Jennifer Johnson, MD

Pennsylvania

MD466026

NPI: 1235445537

Florida

ME115159

Emergency Medicine

New York

298005

Colorado

DR0062230

North Carolina

2019-00912

West Virginia

29005

Georgia

83183

California

C162931

Dr. Jessica Visser, MD

Iowa

MD-45529

NPI: 1912249756

Michigan

4301116365

Family Medicine

Florida

ME127657

Georgia

79324

Virginia

101259117

Dr. Joanne Mo, DO

California

20A1170

NPI: 1255623377

Family Medicine

Dr. John Moustoukas, MD

Illinois

36.1342

NPI: 1124317847

Iowa

MD-42457

Emergency Medicine

Indiana

01073262A

Maine

MD22260

Rhode Island

MD16399

Massachusetts

277272

Wisconsin

105-320

New Hampshire

18840

Florida

ME135173

California

A159624

Vermont

42.0014334

Michigan

4301114277

Pennsylvania

MD466106

Mississippi

25656

Alabama

MD.36888

Dr. John Sosa, MD

Florida

ME105758

NPI: 1285677328

Michigan

301076875

Family Medicine

Dr. Jon Gellman, MD

Virginia

101258584

NPI: 1053754358

California

A 157678

Family Medicine

Florida

ME136444

Dr. Jon Green, MD

Washington

MD60864962

NPI: 1306020292

Wisconsin

159-320

Internal Medicine

Colorado

CDRH.0033056

New York

296637

Michigan

4301113993

Illinois

036-146597

California

G 36781

Missouri

2017044330

Dr. Jonah Mink, MD

Pennsylvania

MD458316

NPI: 1083052351

Florida

ME142985

Family Medicine

Illinois

36151134

New York

301832

Dr. Jonathan Field, MD

New York

219010

NPI: 1578547006

Internal Medicine, Allergy/Immunology

Dr. Jonathan Figg, MD

Alabama

36622

NPI: 1033535216

Illinois

36.145301

Internal Medicine

Colorado

CDR.0000064

Pennsylvania

MD463378

Idaho

MC-0033

Kansas

04-40619

Washington

60840749

Florida

ME141324

Wyoming

11143A

Utah

10675097-1205

New York

299843

Dr. Joseph Arcuri, MD

New York

261922

NPI: 1710921911

Pennsylvania

MD069740L

Internal Medicine

Dr. Joseph Brawka, MD

Indiana

01051581A

NPI: 1174599112

Tennessee

47722

Emergency Medicine

Illinois

36098523

Dr. Joseph Martin, MD

Texas

R7531

NPI: 1013302900

Virginia

101260913

Family Medicine

Tennessee

54888

Dr. Josh Hamilton, MD

Ohio

35.097175

NPI: 1871744540

Internal Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine

Dr. Joshua Gonzalez, MD

California

A129702

NPI: 1235364878

Urology

Dr. Julie Brown, MD

Michigan

4301119147

NPI: 1275545188

Indiana

01064347A

Emergency Medicine

Virginia

101224645

Illinois

36.098758

Dr. Justin Mellott, MD

Utah

9428298-1204

NPI: 1639490576

Texas

P6679

Family Medicine

Dr. Kaci Durbin, MD

Texas

R9350

NPI: 1053583708

California

C 158409

OB/GYN

Missouri

2016016491

Illinois

36129427

Dr. Kamran A Haydar, MD

Missouri

2018039244

NPI: 1265819593

Hawaii

MD-20101

Emergency Medicine

Ohio

35.130415

Florida

ME 142706

Dr. Karla Robinson, MD

North Carolina

2005-00688

NPI: 1124014063

Illinois

36.112434

Family Medicine

Dr. Karolina Weiss, DO

New York

262313

NPI: 1801039599

Internal Medicine

Dr. Kate McLean, MD

Washington

MD60145118

NPI: 1265544241

OB/GYN

Dr. Keegan Duchicela, MD

Florida

130742

NPI: 1053552075

Pennsylvania

MD459260

Family Medicine

Virginia

101261631

Ohio

35.132036

Georgia

78656

Texas

R4687

Washington

D60779899

Arizona

54558

California

a106408

North Carolina

2016-01793

Michigan

4301111379

Missouri

2017031967

Illinois

36.149278

South Carolina

82343

New York

30134

Colorado

DR.0063598

Dr. Kendra Segura, MD

California

A137881

NPI: 1992099584

OB/GYN

Dr. Kenneth Jung, MD

New York

194401

NPI: 1093730426

Washington

60803179

Emergency Medicine

California

G84105

Nevada

10720

Indiana

01043366A

Dr. Kimberly P. Hood, MD

Florida

87709

NPI: 1073548863

Georgia

84094

OB/GYN

Alabama

38710

Dr. Kimberly Jean, MD

Pennsylvania

MD452662

NPI: 1841561198

Family Medicine

Dr. Kyauna M. Sanders, MD

South Carolina

37358

NPI: 1659534477

New Jersey

25MA10154100

Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

Dr. Laci Waner, MD

Texas

R1902

NPI: 1487975827

Oklahoma

29766

Family Medicine

Florida

ME 143348

Dr. Lance Davis, MD

North Carolina

2007-01496

NPI: 1003864521

South Carolina

20-20361

Family Medicine

Texas

P7421

Dr. Laura Purdy, MD

Alabama

38219

NPI: 1093058463

Arizona

56179

Family Medicine

Connecticut

61781

Florida

ME137014

Georgia

69427

Illinois

36144665

Indiana

01078559A

Kentucky

50375

Maryland

D86195

Mississippi

25959

Missouri

2018030465

Nebraska

30509

Nevada

18753

North Carolina

2018-01536

Ohio

35.133756

Oklahoma

33235

Virginia

101263585

South Carolina

52766

Tennessee

55905

California

A158424

North Dakota

15937

Iowa

MD-46566

Maine

MD22378

Utah

11418160-1205

Colorado

Dr.0000467

West Virginia

29240

Washington

60995742

New Hampshire

19927

Idaho

MC-0275

Wyoming

12348C

Minnesota

66206

Kansas

04-42519

Wisconsin

528-320

New York

302031

Michigan

EMC0000013

Montana

MED-PHYS-LIC-78317

South Dakota

11690

Dr. Laura Speck, MD

Texas

P0299

NPI: 1760644785

Dermatology

Dr. Leigh Doane, MD

Kentucky

8420

NPI: 1174960256

OB/GYN

Dr. Lesly Kernisant, MD

Florida

ME97056

NPI: 1700810066

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Lianne Marks, MD

Montana

MED-PHYS-LIC-66383

NPI: 1114918349

Kansas

04-40761

Internal Medicine

Mississippi

25647

Florida

ME138642

Nevada

17779

Arizona

56203

South Dakota

10822

Alabama

MD 36806

Wisconsin

96-320

Utah

10762470-1205

Texas

M6278

Illinois

36.145382

Idaho

MC-0049

New Hampshire

18774

Colorado

CDRH.0058867

Dr. Lillian DeCosimo, MD

Virginia

101053044

NPI: 1336119783

Florida

ME131219

OB/GYN

District of Columbia

MD21883

Dr. Lisa Semple, DO

South Carolina

844

NPI: 1114997269

Georgia

51284

OB/GYN

Dr. Liza Le, MD

Maryland

D85201

NPI: 1174716534

Virginia

101244715

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Loras Even, DO

Wisconsin

61731-21

NPI: 1982960324

New York

297345

Family Medicine

Iowa

DO-05409

New Jersey

25MB10484400

Ohio

34.013681

Indiana

02005763A

Kansas

05-42443

Nevada

DO2641

Dr. Louis Rolston-Cregler, MD

Tennessee

75480

NPI: 1386999225

Georgia

75883

Emergency Medicine

New York

288144

Texas

R4133

Colorado

CDR.0000460

Maine

MD23282

Illinois

36.150376

Arizona

59390

Wisconsin

513-320

Dr. Luis Garza, MD

Texas

P0386

NPI: 1366604746

Family Medicine

Dr. Magdalena Brooks, MD

Texas

N8889

NPI: 1316138597

Family Medicine

Dr. Magdalena Gasiorova, MD

Ohio

35.092274

NPI: 1134389000

New York

300206

Internal Medicine

Indiana

01080331A

North Carolina

2018-01040

California

C 161246

Dr. Marc Serota, MD

Mississippi

25653

NPI: 1740410463

Illinois

36.145168

Dermatology, Allergy, Pediatrics

Alabama

MD.36380

Colorado

52146

Idaho

MC-0044

Wyoming

11410C

Utah

10744540-1205

Kansas

04-40730

New Hampshire

18504

California

162686

Nevada

17736

Montana

66092

Washington

60836458

Missouri

2016026398

Arizona

55226

Louisiana

305644

South Dakota

10824

Wisconsin

67965 - 20

Texas

R9280

New York

253165

Florida

ME129254

Nebraska

30666

West Virginia

28118

Hawaii

19710

Iowa

45015

Tennessee

60273

Maryland

D0088233

Michigan

EMC0000010

Ohio

35.138036

South Carolina

83418

North Carolina

2019-02794

North Dakota

15990

Dr. Maricelina Caro, MD

Alabama

MD.38256

NPI: 1457335630

Florida

ME 141143

Internal Medicine

Indiana

01054187A

Michigan

4301119351

North Carolina

200201346

Tennessee

59591

Pennsylvania

MD467435

Virginia

101266886

Wyoming

TL5988

Kansas

04-42485

Oklahoma

34953

Dr. Marilia Rivera-Rios, MD

Ohio

35.122508

NPI: 1801833249

Kentucky

42709

Emergency Medicine

West Virginia

26169

Michigan

4301072392

Florida

ME111196

Arizona

46724

New Mexico

MD2008-0401

Tennessee

27760

Iowa

MD-44206

Dr. Mark Tosca, DO

Arizona

4273

NPI: 1053370981

Washington

OP60885744

Family Medicine

Iowa

DO-05252

Dr. Markyia Nichols, MD

Virginia

101240071

NPI: 1750372546

Maryland

D63010

OB/GYN

Maine

MD18497

Connecticut

52039

California

C167312

Dr. Martin Cerda, MD

Florida

OS13804

NPI: 1952644312

Indiana

02005051A

Internal Medicine

Colorado

DR.0063285

Martin Kramer, PA

California

12310

NPI: 1710001649

Physicians Assistant - Certified

Dr. Matthew John Bertini, MD

Illinois

36133537

NPI: 1639463458

Family Medicine

Dr. Matthew Roberson, MD

Utah

11320671-1205

NPI: 1871590570

California

C 151967

Family Medicine

Colorado

DR.0062663

Nevada

18436

Texas

L4677

Montana

80361

Arizona

59991

South Dakota

TP113

Wyoming

12503C

Nebraska

32221

Maryland

D0088612

Dr. Meera Patel, DO

New York

295401

NPI: 1598152001

Texas

S3562

Family Medicine

Dr. Megan O'Malley, MD

Montana

MED-PHYS-LIC-69130

NPI: 1750615993

Florida

ME102993

Family Medicine

Oregon

MD189328

California

A 97390

Wisconsin

70432-20

New York

233420

South Carolina

27968

Connecticut

50560

Texas

S3851

Dr. Melissa Eirich, MD

Florida

ME101416

NPI: 1659393031

California

G162220

Emergency Medicine

Kentucky

52240

New York

203981-1

Tennessee

58757

Texas

S2022

Arkansas

E-12011

Louisiana

312131

Dr. Melissa Nicosia Kurian, MD

New York

275974

NPI: 1912132432

OB/GYN

Dr. Michael Chang, MD

California

C 159084

NPI: 1366774697

New York

255450

Emergency Medicine

Massachusetts

268674

Dr. Michael Curran, MD

South Carolina

29178

NPI: 1831382704

New York

298882-1

Family Medicine

Tennessee

58391

Georgia

82023

North Carolina

2010-00395

Colorado

DR.0063118

Dr. Michael Finger, MD

Texas

M4778

NPI: 1609858091

Nebraska

17835

Urology

Dr. Michael Hafran, MD

New York

220488

NPI: 1003878000

California

162275

Family Medicine

Florida

ME140033

Dr. Michael Karellas, MD

Connecticut

55043

NPI: 1376671396

Vermont

42.0013285

Urology

New York

241182

New Jersey

25MA08557100

Dr. Michael Mignoli, MD

Wisconsin

217-320

NPI: 1255394722

Alabama

MD 37356

Internal Medicine

Washington

MD60888946

Colorado

CDRH.0032210

New York

296993

California

C 152423

Utah

10938399-1205

Texas

R4102

Illinois

36.147134

Florida

ME134944

Arizona

57579

Dr. Michael Hilliard, MD

Florida

ME138558

NPI: 1528140397

Tennessee

58610

Emergency Medicine

Kentucky

35118

Indiana

01081536A

Texas

K4705

North Carolina

253507

Virginia

101267931

New York

301739

Dr. Michelle An Fish, MD

Florida

OS13722

NPI: 1518195106

Texas

P3884

Family Medicine

Louisiana

DO.000311

Nevada

DO2500

California

17945

Dr. Michelle LaBrunda, MD

Florida

ME104815

NPI: 1902081318

Kentucky

50929

Internal Medicine

North Carolina

2017-02605

South Carolina

I82411

Oregon

MD190719

Dr. Miguel Antonatos, MD

Wisconsin

412 - 320

NPI: 1912285081

New Jersey

25MA10452000

Internal Medicine

Illinois

36138839

Colorado

CDR.0000338

South Carolina

33998

Michigan

EMC0000064

Tennessee

60557

Washington

MD61023368

Dr. Minnie Taw, MD

New York

225820-1

NPI: 1447379367

Pennsylvania

MD436306

Internal Medicine

Virginia

101266834

California

160774

Dr. Moira Rashid, MD

California

A133103

NPI: 1578900767

Arizona

55724

Family Medicine

Dr. Nancy Bass, MD

Louisiana

311762

NPI: 1811922016

Nevada

16306

OB/GYN

Idaho

M-13067

Texas

N5557

Virginia

101244939

North Carolina

2019-01550

Ohio

35.08493

Maine

MD16853

Dr. Nasser Hajaig, MD

Florida

135850

NPI: 1457324204

New Jersey

25MA10382500

Internal Medicine

Missouri

2018010764

Ohio

35.133985

District of Columbia

MD045951

Tennessee

MD0000058190

California

A54318

Texas

R9976

Virginia

101265875

Kentucky

51314

Maryland

D85931

Georgia

48238

Connecticut

61306

Pennsylvania

MD466144

Arizona

25018

Dr. Nathan J Ward, DO

Arizona

Do.1996

NPI: 1487967089

Alabama

8094

Family Medicine

Colorado

CDR.0000380

Idaho

O-0734

Illinois

36149976

Kansas

05-42232

Iowa

DO-05397

Maine

DO2938

Minnesota

65484

Mississippi

26750

Montana

76842

Nebraska

2036

South Dakota

11549

New Hampshire

19685

Tennessee

3778

Utah

11299169-1204

Wisconsin

63-321

Wyoming

12150C

Washington

OP60966096

Maryland

H88456

Michigan

EMC0000038

Dr. Nathaniel Greenwood, DO

Texas

P2863

NPI: 1770798563

Colorado

DR.0055099

Emergency Medicine

Nebraska

2008

Dr. Negin Rajaipour, MD

California

CA A145480

NPI: 1508286709

New Mexico

MD2016-0844

Family Medicine

Dr. Nicholas Otten, MD

Illinois

36.136062

NPI: 1013277714

Wisconsin

64397-20

Family Medicine

Florida

ME142676

Colorado

DR.0063336

California

C165939

Michigan

4301500995

New York

301709

North Carolina

2019-02604

Connecticut

64508

Texas

S4204

Tennessee

60427

Hawaii

MD-20924

Dr. Nick Dahl, MD

Ohio

34.012448

NPI: 1114183555

California

15409

Family Medicine

Georgia

77378

Texas

S2275

North Carolina

2016-02303

New York

290929-1

Indiana

02003544A

South Carolina

39904

Tennessee

3685

Virginia

102205114

Florida

OS16467

Dr. Nicolas Palacios, MD

Massachusetts

259187

NPI: 1518245638

New York

298582

Internal Medicine

Connecticut

62667

Pennsylvania

MD468735

Michigan

4301500388

Florida

142789

Georgia

84421

Ohio

35.138228

Dr. Nicole Fanarjian, MD

Florida

ME107878

NPI: 1588674576

New York

296140

OB/GYN

California

C162618

Dr. Nihar Ganju, MD

District of Columbia

MD043537

NPI: 1124364575

Maryland

D80403

OB/GYN

Dr. Niraj Patel, MD

Kentucky

48542

NPI: 1932145422

Virginia

101232936

Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Geriatrics

Dr. Omar Durani, MD

Texas

Q2992

NPI: 1790042687

Family Medicine

Dr. Patrick Kavanagh, MD

Hawaii

MD-20583

NPI: 1104970417

Kansas

04-41271

Internal Medicine

Texas

R9508

South Carolina

51762

Illinois

36145182

Connecticut

61402

Massachusetts

276602

Colorado

DR.0060459

New Jersey

25MA09668800

Virginia

101264898

Louisiana

308192

Utah

10800188-1205

Florida

ME96603

Pennsylvania

MD462196

Nebraska

31765

Michigan

4301115326

California

C 154678

North Carolina

249187

Washington

MD60947259

Montana

MED-PHYS-LIC-76171

Tennessee

57668

Georgia

78512

Missouri

2019032474

Ohio

31.136642

Wisconsin

72062

Wyoming

TL6006

Dr. Patrick Lenaghan, MD

California

A110584

NPI: 1770819641

Missouri

2016037007

Emergency Medicine

Kansas

438780

Dr. Patrick Szachowicz, DO

Illinois

036-133900

NPI: 1316233711

Family Medicine

Dr. Paul Foster, MD

Texas

N9052

NPI: 1730342460

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Paul-Moreau Bossous, MD

Texas

P8450

NPI: 1487975439

Georgia

O70535

Internal Medicine

Montana

MED-PHYS-LIC-50516

Dr. Piyush Agarwal, MD

Illinois

36.148999

NPI: 1629193180

Virginia

101265226

Urology

Maryland

D78835

Pennsylvania

MD446853

Dr. Poopak Ghassemi, MD

California

C 152547

NPI: 1912939513

Florida

ME102818

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Priya Kalapurayil, MD

Wisconsin

67773-20

NPI: 1033559117

Family Medicine

Dr. Rahul Sindhu, MD

Virginia

101260283

NPI: 1841635646

New York

296058

Family Medicine

Dr. Ravi Lakdawala, MD

California

A 130619

NPI: 1497054100

Internal Medicine

Dr. Ravi Patel, MD

Tennessee

3622

NPI: 1598108557

South Carolina

82174

Emergency Medicine

California

A 17048

Virginia

102205757

Colorado

DR.0061374

Pennsylvania

OS019630

Florida

OS14434

Indiana

02005582A

Georgia

82001

Missouri

2014036373

Illinois

36.148363

Ohio

34.013607

New York

295908-1

North Carolina

2018-02318

Kentucky

4441

Oregon

DO190741

Nevada

DO2591

Oklahoma

6585

Maryland

H0087451

Washington

OP60951363

New Jersey

25MB10621400

Louisiana

320016

New Mexico

A-2285-19

Iowa

DO-05435

Alabama

DO.2075

Wisconsin

71808-21

Mississippi

27038

Minnesota

66396

Arizona

8100

Utah

1496957-1204

Texas

S4038

Nebraska

2127

Dr. Rene Gonzalez, MD

California

148659

NPI: 1821356791

Family Medicine

Dr. Reshma Vasanwala, DO

California

20A7607

NPI: 1962520965

New York

302083

Internal Medicine

South Carolina

DO83043

Dr. Rhett Silver, MD

Illinois

36123569

NPI: 1417020736

New York

217868

Emergency Medicine

Ohio

35.09632

Indiana

01063597A

California

A 87913

Michigan

4301100467

Dr. Richard Durante, MD

Wisconsin

67694-20

NPI: 1508279795

Family Medicine

Dr. Richard Fikes, DO

Ohio

34.008527

NPI: 1235176686

Internal Medicine

Dr. Richard Park, MD

California

A111560

NPI: 1174718134

Internal Medicine

Dr. Robert Berberian, DO

California

20A10544

NPI: 1740430818

Family Medicine

Dr. Robert Shapiro, MD

California

G86779

NPI: 1245276823

Texas

R5207

Internal Medicine

Vermont

042-0009112

Hawaii

18990

Dr. Robert Tseng, MD

California

A66496

NPI: 1053371559

Internal Medicine, Nephrology

Dr. Roberto Rolon, MD

Florida

OS13125

NPI: 1316386535

Pennsylvania

OS019808

Family Medicine

Dr. Ronald Brace, MD

Minnesota

43376

NPI: 1376504530

Florida

ME120282

Emergency Medicine

Texas

Q2644

Dr. Roy Kedem, MD

New York

296582

NPI: 1164449153

Connecticut

44251

Internal Medicine

Pennsylvania

MD431105

Ohio

35.087719

Dr. Ruth Haley, MD

Tennessee

16979

NPI: 1568576825

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Ryan J. Connolly, MD

Florida

OS15805

NPI: 1659613297

Pennsylvania

OS017679

Internal Medicine

South Carolina

39888

Dr. Sahil Sharma, MD

Illinois

36.133672

NPI: 1811282320

Wisconsin

66924-20

Family Medicine

Michigan

4301501023

Dr. Sajad Zalzala, MD

South Carolina

40511

NPI: 1639311509

Nevada

17356

Family Medicine

Kansas

04-40226

Utah

10500511-1205

Texas

R4502

North Carolina

2016-02527

Washington

MD60694629

Pennsylvania

MD459711

Indiana

01077746A

Wisconsin

66675-20

Hawaii

MD-19284

Ohio

35.129936

Michigan

4301094339

California

C 151483

New Hampshire

19426

Massachusetts

269257

Arizona

53183

Minnesota

61496

Florida

ME134201

Arkansas

E-11000

Montana

MED-PHYS-LIC-69917

Colorado

DR.0057860

Kentucky

52859

Louisiana

307122

Idaho

M-13947

South Dakota

11263

Oregon

MD179683

Wyoming

11983A

New York

289619-1

Virginia

101262644

Maine

MD22589

Vermont

42.0014247

Missouri

2017032846

Maryland

D84185

Connecticut

57314

Nebraska

31353

Tennessee

56372

Illinois

36141780

Oklahoma

33418

Alabama

MD 36312

Georgia

77333

Rhode Island

MD16475

New Jersey

25MA10236500

Mississippi

27034

West Virginia

29201

New Mexico

MD2019-0210

Delaware

C1-0012997

District of Columbia

MD046976

Dr. Samit Patel, DO

Georgia

77887

NPI: 1053545228

Colorado

63279

OB/GYN

Dr. Samuel Elias-Ausi, MD

Florida

ME129638

NPI: 1639432156

Alabama

MD37492

Family Medicine

Pennsylvania

MD455198

Georgia

82041

Dr. Sara Birdsong, MD

Mississippi

24563

NPI: 1013259555

Ohio

35.125839

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Sara Medunick, MD

Kentucky

4055

NPI: 1497742761

Alaska

127241

Family Medicine

Virginia

102204846

California

15722

Missouri

2019005231

New York

286639

New Jersey

25MB07846300

Wisconsin

72318 - 20

Dr. Saranne Perman, MD

North Carolina

2018-01433

NPI: 1063704674

Kentucky

46715

Family Medicine

Georgia

83217

Dr. Sarge Audisho, MD

Illinois

36132241

NPI: 1568690899

Nebraska

30398

Family Medicine

Dr. Sartaj Chatha, MD

Louisiana

MD.206536

NPI: 1679893143

Texas

Q2264

Family Medicine

Tennessee

56791

Mississippi

22746

Dr. Scott Grayner, MD

Pennsylvania

MD435019

NPI: 1326119462

Alabama

MD 34630

Family Medicine, Sports Medicine

Florida

ME111202

Dr. Scott Sanderson, MD

New York

293171

NPI: 1639334337

Rhode Island

16825

Emergency Medicine

Hawaii

15712

Dr. Seran Kim, MD

California

A102810

NPI: 1083897573

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Shayasta Mufti, MD

New York

292356

NPI: 1093973687

North Carolina

2018-00579

Internal Medicine

Louisiana

308133

Virginia

101251621

Pennsylvania

MD450561

Dr. Shelly Lovitt, MD

Colorado

42904

NPI: 1164471314

OB/GYN

Dr. Shomir Banerjee, MD

California

A103779

NPI: 1932366200

Oklahoma

34975

Family Medicine

Missouri

2019047270

Dr. Sonali Ghosh, MD

Washington

MD60597028

NPI: 1265798508

California

A 159267

Family Medicine

Texas

Q6055

Dr. Spencer Blackman, MD

Vermont

42.0013274

NPI: 1205914884

California

A 88542

Family Medicine

Arizona

50359

District of Columbia

MD046239

Illinois

36.14519

New York

296496

Massachusetts

254843

Dr. Stacey Gallaway, MD

South Carolina

23263

NPI: 1902021793

California

C162573

Occupational Medicine

Florida

ME96443

Dr. Stacey Naito, DO

California

20A8154

NPI: 1902106560

Family Practice

Dr. Stephanie Wilkins, MD

Colorado

DR.0060045

NPI: 1417211004

Michigan

4301116986

OB/GYN

Iowa

MD-46698

Dr. Stephen Griffith, MD

Florida

ME93277

NPI: 1902883200

Washington

MD60891585

Emergency Medicine

Missouri

2004001449

Ohio

35.083291

California

C159088

Alaska

122788

Virginia

101265812

Dr. Steven Issley, MD

Connecticut

61294

NPI: 1215925029

New York

258064

Emergency Medicine

New Jersey

25MA10288300

Dr. Steven Powell, MD

Michigan

4301500227

NPI: 1477649168

Ohio

35.136939

Addiction Medicine, Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, Neurology

New York

299997

Indiana

99093589A

Maine

21852

Rhode Island

16303

Vermont

420011400

Massachusetts

266779

South Carolina

82839

Connecticut

61801

Pennsylvania

463129

New Hampshire

13557

North Carolina

2019-02131

Virginia

101267685

California

164851

Kentucky

53057

Florida

ME142647

Montana

79797

Nebraska

32164

Illinois

36.151035

Colorado

CDR/0000527

Wyoming

12485C

Washington

MD61017983

Tennessee

60466

Oregon

MD194600

Nevada

19442

Arizona

60089

Idaho

MC-0337

Iowa

MD-46867

Kansas

04-42782

Maryland

D88571

Wisconsin

586-320

Utah

11562117-1205

North Dakota

16202

Dr. Swathi Arekapudi, MD

Illinois

36124945

NPI: 1982894762

OB/GYN

Dr. Taariq Khan, MD

Illinois

36.133745

NPI: 1437445202

Family Medicine

Dr. Tariq Yousuf, MD

Louisiana

305405

NPI: 1730509472

Texas

R7937

Internal Medicine

Illinois

36.141199

Dr. Tehilla Apfel, MD

New York

288545

NPI: 1396163341

Ohio

35.129605

Internal Medicine

Dr. Tessa A Haspil-Corgan, MD

Florida

ME93280

NPI: 1629027396

New York

212323

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Thanda Htin, MD

Connecticut

54493

NPI: 1700188109

New York

259403

Internal Medicine

Washington

MD60694589

Maine

MD21892

Pennsylvania

MD441438

Dr. Thomas Bzoskie, MD

California

G72448

NPI: 1013930866

Family Medicine

Dr. Thomas Poulton, MD

Nebraska

30125

NPI: 1902997836

Maine

MD22069

Urology

Washington

MD60215304

Wyoming

7735A

Dr. Thuc Huynh, MD

New York

262858

NPI: 1831354182

Ohio

35.135332

Family Medicine

District of Columbia

MD043538

Georgia

84602

Kansas

04-42829

Dr. Tim Beth, DO

Illinois

036-097195

NPI: 1629083431

Family Medicine

Dr. Tonya Hoffman, MD

California

A102147

NPI: 1588863096

Family Medicine

Dr. Tuhin Chaudhury, MD

California

A117627

NPI: 1376779454

Family Medicine

Dr. Vanessa Givens, MD

Tennessee

35115

NPI: 1205892437

OB/GYN

Dr. Viraj Lakdawala, MD

New Jersey

25MA10070700

NPI: 1053622365

Connecticut

55999

Emergency Medicine

Florida

ME136315

Pennsylvania

MD463685

California

A 115752

New York

258879

Virginia Elsinger, PA

New York

5843

NPI: 1033178611

Virginia

110001430

Physicians Assistant - Certified

Maryland

C03132

California

55854

Dr. Vivian Tso, MD

California

A77695

NPI: 1851372189

Internal Medicine

Dr. William Haas, MD

Missouri

2016010335

NPI: 1821357856

Arizona

50530

Family Medicine

North Carolina

2014-00386

Dr. William Stanford, MD

California

A70590

NPI: 1942249644

Internal Medicine

Dr. Yasaman Omidvar, MD

California

A114462

NPI: 1235366584

Family Medicine

Dr. Yasmin Pirani, MD

California

A102053

NPI: 1265610463

Washington

60790388

Family Medicine

Michigan

4301501003

Dr. Zachary Sheingold, MD

New York

294373-1

NPI: 1336534510

Internal Medicine

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A prescription cream that repairs fine lines and boosts collagen production so to firm, lift, and smooth your skin.

what’s in it?

Active ingredients:

Tretinoin: is a retinoid (a derivative of vitamin a), used topically to treat acne. It increases the speed of cell turnover, meaning new skin will make its way to the surface faster. It may take up to 8 weeks for tretinoin to product noticable results.

Niacinamide: is a form of vitamin b3, when used topically increases the amount of keratin that is formed by the skin. This may improve the surface structure of the skin. It is possible that niacinamide demonstrates anti-inflammatory effects from acne and other irritating conditions.

Non-active ingredients

Caprylic / capric triglycerides, cetearyl alcohol, ceteareth-20, cetyl esters, wax, dimethicone 350 NF, ethyl alcohol, ethylhexylglycerin, glyceryl, stearate, hydroxyethyl acrylate, hydroxypropyl starch phosphate, lecithin, octyldodecanol, PEG-100 stearate, phenoxyethanol, poloxamer 407, polyoxyethylene (2), stearyl ether, polyoxyethylene (21) stearyl ether, polysorbate 60, propylene glycol, purified bentonite, purified water, sodium acryloyldimethyl taurate copolymer, sorbitol, squalene and stearyl alcohol

common ingredient questions:

\% Naturality: 65\%

Gluten Free: Yes

Paraben Free: Yes

Petrochemical Derivative Free: No

Pthalates Free: Yes

Silicone Free: No

Sulfate Free: Yes

Synthetic Fragrance Free: Yes

Vegan

Cruelty Free (leaping bunny certified)

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Common side effects of the hers smoothing and firming cream include:

Warmth orstingingimmediately after applying the medication.

Other side effects:

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what is it?

DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) is a hormone and by-product of testosterone that contributes to hair loss. While the entire genetic cause of male pattern baldness is not completely understood, scientists know that DHT shrinks hair follicles, resulting in hair loss over time.This shampoo has been discontinued as we switch over to our new shampoo+

what does it do?

This shampoo is packed with ingredients thought to reduce the amount of DHT in your scalp. That way, hair follicles stay intact and leave you with healthier and thicker hair.This shampoo was not formulated to treat dandruff. Learn more about DHT blocking shampoos (and how they work) here.

how often should i use it?

hims’ shampoo is safe to use on a daily basis.

can i use it to promote beard growth?

hims recommends only using hims this shampoo to promote head hair growth as other uses have not been fully studied.

what’s in it?

Purified Water, Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Cocoamidopropyl Betaine, Trideceth Sulfate, Methyl Paraben, Sodium Benzoate, Glycerin, Salicylic Acid, Stimulating Growth Complex (Cocoamide MEA, Lavender Oil, Peppermint Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Citric Acid, Nettle Extract, Hops Extract, Grapefruit Extract, Biotin, Folic Acid, Yeast Brewer’s Extract, Yeast Extract, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B1, Rosemary Oil, Cedarwood Oil), Sodium Chloride, Lecithin, Polyquaternium-7, Phenoxyethanol, Water & Saccharomyces/Zinc Ferment & Saccharomyces/ Copper Ferment & Saccharomyces/Magnesium Ferment & Saccharomyces/Iron Ferment & Saccharomyces/Silicon Ferment, Blue #1

common ingredient questions:

\% Naturality: 92\%

Tested on Animals: No

Gluten Free: Yes

Paraben Free: Yes

Phthalate Free: Yes

Silicone Free: Yes

Sulfate Free: Yes

Synthetic Fragrance Free: No

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If your provider determines a prescription is not appropriate for you, they will provide you with information about next steps.

We take an all-encompassing approach to women’s wellness. hers offers compelling and educational content,access toa full range of medical-grade products at an affordable price point, and hassle-free access to medical team.

hims is a men’s wellness brand dedicated to empowering men to be the best version of themselves through proactivity around health and preventative self-care. With hims, men have easier and more affordable access to FDA-approved, medical-grade products across an array of categories including skin, hair loss and sexual wellness. Doctors may also recommend off-label prescriptions when they determine it is safe and appropriate to do so.

We connect men with a staff of credible doctors to receive necessary prescriptions for preventative care, while the direct-to-consumer platform ensures products are available at 80\% less than what’s currently offered over the counter or through prescription.

If your order has not arrived within 5-7 business days from the day you received your tracking number or if your kit arrived but was damaged or missing an item, please reach out and let us know. Our team will do everything we can to track down your products or get a replacement out to you asap!

From a computer:

Go to forhims.com or forhers.com

In the upper right hand corner, click on log in

Enter email address & password

If you've forgotten your password, please click on "forgot password" below the log in section

from a mobile device:

Go to forhims.com or forhers.com

In the upper left hand corner, click on the 3 horizontal lines

Click "log in" near the bottom of the prompted menu

Enter email address & password

If you've forgotten your password, please click on "forgot password" below the log in section

what is it?

The hims shampoo+ is specially formulated with saw palmetto to help reduce DHT levels on the scalp (DHT is the hormone that causes hair loss) and add moisture and volume to your hair.This shampoo was not formulated to treat dandruff.

how often should i use it?

hims’ shampoo+ is safe to use on a daily basis.

how do i use it?

Wet hair and gently massage into scalp. Distribute lather from root to tip. Leave for one minute. Rinse thoroughly.

what’s in it?

Key Ingredients

Saw Palmetto Extract - research suggests that saw palmetto is DHT blocking, which causes increased hair growth in men with androgenic alopecia.

Full Ingredient Legend:

Water (Aqua), Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Lauric Acid, Decyl Glucoside, Fragrance (Parfum), Sodium Chloride, Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate, Glycol Distearate, Cetyl Palmitate, Potassium Hydroxide, Glycerin, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Peg-120 Methyl Glucose Dioleate, Glyceryl Oleate, Coco-Glucoside, Polyquaternium-67, Laureth-4, Chlorphenesin, Citric Acid, Xylitol, Lactitol, Lactic Acid, Benzoic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Acetate, Linalool, Isopropyl Alcohol, Tocopherol, Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides Citrate, Lecithin, Ascorbyl Palmitate

Common ingredient questions:

\% Naturality: 70.92\%

Tested on Animals: No

Gluten Free: Yes

Paraben Free: Yes

Petrochemical Derivative Free: Yes

Phthalate Free: Yes

Silicone Free: Yes

Sulfate Free: Yes

Synthetic Fragrance Free: No

Vegan: Yes

For an even more detailed view of this information, you can head here.

what is it?

Finasteride is a prescription medication that works by inhibiting the conversion of testosterone into DHT and is used for the treatment of male pattern hair loss and enlarged prostate, depending on the dosage.

With Finasteride, men can treat hair loss on the top and front mid-scalp area by slowing hair loss and improving hair growth. You can learn more about Finasteride for hair loss and what to expect here and here.

what’s in it?

Active Ingredients:

hims’ tablets are film-coated and contain 1 mg of Finasteride.

Inactive Ingredients:

Docusate sodium, hydroxypropyl cellulose, hypromellose, lactose monohydrate, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, pregelatinised starch (maize), sodium starch glycolate, talc, and titanium dioxide.

i placed an order, how does this work?

Since this treatment is a prescription medication, after you place your order you will be prompted to complete a medical assessment which will be reviewed by a doctor. From there they will let you know if they recommend treatment. you can find more info about our medical advisors and care delivery here.

what’s the recommended dosage?

Men should always follow specific recommendations provided by medical professionals, but generally, Finasteride is prescribed as one 1 mg tablet to be taken by mouth each day. It will not work faster or better if you take it more than once a day. Here is some info about how to maintain your results.

how soon can I expect to see results?

Results can start showing in 3-6 months, however please keep in mind results vary per person. According to studies by the FDA, most men who took the recommended 1 mg dosage of Finasteride saw a reduction in hair loss within 11 months. Here is some info about how to best maintain your results and keep your progress going.

once I stop taking it will the effects reverse?

Men will only notice results from a 1 mg dosage of Finasteride while they are taking the medication regularly. According to studies by the FDA for Propecia, if men stop taking the recommended Finasteride dosage, it is likely they will lose the hair gained within 12 months of stopping treatment. You can find more about what happens if you stop taking your Finasteride prescription here.

do medical professionals approve of it for hair loss?

Yes. Propecia - branded by Merck - was approved by the FDA in 1996. It is the #1 prescribed drug approved by the FDA for male pattern hair loss.

what is the success rate?

Finasteride is the #1 prescribed drug approved by the FDA for male pattern hair loss. According to studies by the FDA, most men who took the recommended 1 mg dosage of Finasteride saw a reduction in hair loss within 11 months.

In clinical trials: 83\% of men stopped further hair loss and 65\% experienced some level of hair growth.

what are the potential side effects?

Finasteride, like all medications, can cause side effects. Clinical studies conducted by the FDA for Propecia have demonstrated that side effects were uncommon and affected a small percentage of men. Side effects that some men experienced included sexual dysfunction.

does taking it affect sexual performance?

Finasteride, like all medications, can cause side effects, however it is clinically recognized as a safe drug for treating hair loss. Clinical studies by the FDA confirmed that less than 2\% of men taking a 1 mg dosage of Finasteride experienced sexual side effects though, for the majority of men, sexual side effects subsided when treatment was stopped.

If you need your order to ship out a bit early, you can move your next billing date by clicking on 'Need your refill right now?' or 'Change Shipping Date.'

If you find you do need help adjusting your shipping date, please reach out to our customer support team and we can move your next refill date up for you.

If you would like to inquire about increasing or adjusting your prescription, please reach out to your doctor via our secure messaging system.

You are free to cancel, postpone or snooze your subscription at any time, although we do ask for a minimum of 48 hours notice before your next order is set to process. We cannot guarantee refunds for any cancellation requests received after the pharmacy has processed your order.

Have any issues with your shipment? Just let us know what happened and our team would be happy to help make things right!

The Hims and Hers platform is now available to all US states!* Select Hims treatments are also available in the UK.

*Hims & Hers is not available in Puerto Rico at this time

We accept all major credit cards.

Charges to HSA and FSA cards may be rejected by the card issuer.

All account, user, and subscription information is 100\% private and confidential. This is something we take very seriously.

will you share my information with my primary care physician?

We donot share any of your private information with outside doctors. It could be possible your doctor has access to private, encrypted medical systems that contain information regarding your prescriptions. We work with legitimate pharmacies that have their own compliance and reporting they must adhere to, but again we cannot speak to if or how your doctor may have access to more detailed information.

Prescription products available through the hims and hers platforms cannot be purchased without a prescription.

We make the process of getting the necessary prescription for prescription products such as Birth Control or Sildenafil as convenient as possible. Our network of doctors will assess your specific needs and provide the appropriate prescription after you complete a digital assessment on our website. For over-the-counter products, including Minoxidil and supplements, a prescription is not necessary and these products can be ordered a-la-carte from the website or as a kit.

You can expect a response from your doctor within 1 business day, but typically sooner. Please note that this platform is not conducted over a live chat, but you will receive an email as soon as your doctor messages you.

If you have any questions related to your treatment or can answer yes to any of the below questions, please check in with your doctor through our secure messaging portal.

Have you started taking any new medications?

Have you experienced any new allergies?

Have you experienced any side effects?

Have you been in the hospital or have you started using another pharmacy since the last fill?

Are you concerned that the medication is ineffective?

You can access the messaging portal by logging in to your account.

You can expect a response from your doctor within 1 business day, but typically sooner. Please note that this platform is not conducted over a live chat, but you will receive an email as soon as your doctor messages you.

If you would you like to speak to a pharmacist, please use the contact information included in the pharmacy information booklet sent with your order.

what is it?

This product is a skin smoothing serum. Vitamin C is a prime ingredient in collagen which helps fight wrinkles and smooth out your skin’s tone and texture.

how do i apply it?

Apply in the a.m. before creams or gels. Use one pump and smooth over face. Gently pat dry.

what’s in it?

Key ingredients:

Vitamin C: Antioxidant that prevents UV damage to the skin. Key ingredient in synthesis of collagen, the protein that keeps skin young and tight.

Hyaluronic Acid: Protects the skin from photodamage (free radical scavenger). Decreases loss of water through skin which increases moisturization, reducing effects of aging.

Orange Peel Extract: Has a strong skin hydrating effect due to its polysaccharide/amino acid complex. Restores elasticity and softness associated with correct skin hydration.

common ingredient questions:

\% Naturality: 89.6\%

Tested on Animals: No

Gluten Free: No

Paraben Free: Yes

Petrochemical Derivative Free: Yes

Pthalates Free: Yes

Silicone Free: No

Sulfate Free: Yes

Synthetic Fragrance Free: Yes

Vegan:Yes

how do i adjust my shipping information?

You can update your address at any time by logging into your account and clicking subscriptions. There you'll find a button where you can adjust the shipping address for each subscription.

Please note - we ask that edits are made a minimum of 48 hours before your next order is set to ship to ensure the change goes into effect in time.

how do i update my payment information?

This can be done in the profilesection of your hims account by clicking payment methods and re-entering your card number.

Note that if you have received notification that we've had trouble processing your payment, please re-enter your card info and our system will automatically retry your payment within 24 hours.

how do i update my personal information?

You can update your name, phone number, or email address at any time by heading to profilein your hims account and clickingeditunder profile to make changes.

To change yourpassword, scroll down to passwordand enter your current and new password to update.

A doctor may prescribe one of ten different birth control options depending on your needs and what will work best for you. If the doctor prescribes one of these birth control options, you can have that prescription fulfilled at a pharmacy of your choice. If your birth control looks different than what you are used to, don't panic - you can learn more about why this can happen here.

Below are the varieties of birth control which may be prescribed, along with any acceptable variations the pharmacy may use to fulfill the prescription.

Tri-Lo Sprintec

May also be fulfilled as: Tri-Lo Marzia, Ortho-Tri Cyclen Lo, Tri-Lo Estarylla, Trinessa Lo

Ortho-Cyclen

May also be fulfilled as: Sprintec, Mono-Linyah, Previfem, Estarylla, Femynor, Mononessa, Mili

Norethindrone (safe for breastfeeding women)

May also be fulfilled as: Lyza, Heather, Sharobel, Deblitane, Camila, Nora-Be, Norlyda, Errin, Joviette, Jencycla, Micronor, Nor-QD

Yaz

May also be fulfilled as: Gianvi, Vestura, Nikki, Loryna

Lutera

May also be fulfilled as: Vienva, Orsythia, Aubra, Aviane, Larissa, Falmina, Alesse, Delyla

Loestrin FE 1/20

May also be fulfilled as: Tarina FE 1/20, Blisovi FE 1/20, Larin FE 1/20, Junel FE 1/20, Gildess FE 1/20, Microgestin FE 1/20

Loestrin FE 1.5/30

May also be fulfilled as: Junel FE 1.5/30, Blisovi FE 1.5/30, Gildess FE 1.5/30, Microgestin FE 1.5/30, Aurovela FE 1.5/30, Hailey FE 1.5/30, Larin FE 1.5/30

Yasmin

May also be fulfilled as: Syeda, Ocella, Zarah

Loestrin 1/20

May also be fulfilled as: Larn 1/20, Microgestin 1/20, Junel 1/20, Gildess 1/20

Loestrin 1.5/30

May also be fulfilled as: Junel 1.5/30, Larin 1.5/30, Microgestin 1.5/30, Gildess 1.5/30

We take your privacy very seriously. All your data is 256 bit SSL/TLS encrypted, and we take significant steps to keep your data secure. Please see our Privacy Policy and our Medical Partner's Privacy Policy for additional information.

For your security, we will need to confirm one order ID and your date of birth before we are able to make any changes to, or provide information regarding your account. Your order ID can be found in the email we sent titled "your hims order confirmation" or "your hers order confirmation."

what is an airless pump bottle and how does it work?

It may look similar to cream dispensers you've used in the past, but under the surface the airless pump bottle design is a bit different. The biggest change is that there are no tubes or straws inside to force the cream out of the bottle. Instead, we use an airless pump delivery system, which is hygienic, consistent and simple to use. Here's what it looks like:

why use an airless pump bottle for skin cream?

There are a couple benefits to using an airless pump bottle design.

1. It's super hygienic. This bottle design stops excess oxygen from coming into contact with the product and guards your skin cream against contaminants. Removing any internal straws from the design and instead basing the movement of the product on air intake systems and vacuums inhibits microbial growth and keeps your product fresher longer.

2. The airless pump system isreliable, dispensing product in metered quantities to ensure consistent application.

how do i prime my airless pump bottle?

When you first receive your airless pump bottle, pump the top a few times and your product should start dispensing normally. Since our bottles do not contain a straw it's important to note that a few empty pumps at the beginning is completely normal - some bottles may take up to 10-30 pumps if they have been sitting for a while.

If you’re not getting any product after 5 pumps, we recommend priming the pump. Start by putting the cap back on the bottle, then hold your bottle upside-down and gently tap the top of the bottle against a flat surface. This should get the product moving.

my bottle is empty, can i open it?

If you just received your skin cream and are pumping the bottle but not seeing any product come out, please don't try to open the bottle - this can damage airless pump system. Please start by priming the bottle (see above).

If you are near the very end of your product then yes, you can unscrew the cap to get out the last remaining cream. Please use a Q-tip (not your finger) so the cream is applied hygienically.

When a doctor prescribes medication for off-label use, this means that the physician is prescribing a drug in a way that is different than what is in the FDA approved labeling for the drug.

When the FDA approves a drug, the approved labeling specifies, among other things, the diseases or conditions for which the drug has been approved by the FDA.

However, physicians are generally permitted to prescribe a drug for an “off label” or “unapproved” use when they determine it is medically appropriate for their patient.

Finasteride 1mg tablet is the FDA approved generic equivalent of Propecia. Some people prefer to take brand drugs, even though they are typically more expensive. A company that makes a brand drug invests in research and development costs to create the brand drug, so they usually charge more for the brand version. When the FDA allows generic versions of a brand drug to be sold, they require that the generic drugs have the same quality, safety, and effectiveness as the brand drug.

Insurance coverage varies depending on the prescription and plan. While hims & hers products will not be covered under insurance, they are available at 50-80\% off retail cost, making them more affordable and accessible to consumers.

Yep! You aren't charged for shipping.

If you tried to use a promo code or coupon for your first order and it didn't apply, don't worry - we'll be happy to help. Just reach out to our team and we'll make it right.

A valid government ID is required when purchasing any prescription medication, as the doctor will need to verify your identity before they can determine if prescription medication is right for you. Your personal identifying information, medical history or ID will never be shared outside of our secure system.

ID is not required when purchasing over-the-counter products.

Almost all hims products ship in a brown corrugated box with the word "hims" on one side.

The exception to this is ED prescriptions, which ship in a discreet, unbranded envelope.

Most hers products ship in a small, 6x9 bubble mailer with the words 'forhers.com' printed on the envelope.

Larger items are shipped in a 10x12 bubble mailer with an 'h' on it.

Hers hair kits will ship in a brown corrugated box with the letter 'h' on the tape.

what’s in it?

Active ingredients:

Tretinoin 0.025\%

Niacinamide 5\%

Non-active Ingredients:

Purified Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Polysilicone-11, Laureth-4, Octydodecanol, Octydodecyl xyloside, PEG 30 Dipolyhydroxystearate, Silicone Oil, Cyclomethicone, Ethanol, Macadamia PEG-8 Ester, Andiroba Carrier Oil

common ingredient questions:

\% Naturality: 14\%

Gluten Free: Yes

Paraben Free: Yes

Petrochemical Derivative Free: No

Pthalates Free: Yes

Silicone Free: No

Sulfate Free: Yes

Synthetic Fragrance Free: Yes

Vegan

Cruelty Free (leaping bunny certified)

what’s the recommended dosage?

For all questions related to your rx prescription, please consult with your doctor using our secure messaging platform, or contact the pharmacy directly to speak to your pharmacist. You can find their contact information on your bottle or packs.

i placed an order, how does this work?

Since this treatment is a prescription medication, after you place your requested order you will be prompted to complete a medical assessment and complete an online visit with a doctor. From there they will let you know if they recommend treatment. you can find more info about the independent doctors accessible through our platform and care delivery here.

what are the potential side effects?

Common side-effects:

Skin burning/itching, Dry skin, Red skin, Skin peeling, Irritation, Oily skin, Sun Sensitivity

Uncommon Side-effects:

Skin discoloration, Skin inflammation, Blistering

Common side effects can be minimized and mitigated by:

Using the products every other day, or even every 3 or 4 days.

Using a moisturizer throughout the day alongside these Rx products.

Reducing usage of other potentially irritant skin products such as acidic or exfoliant face washes.

Using a facial sunscreen during periods of sun exposure.

If you are experiencing any uncommon side-effects or ongoing discomfort please discontinue usage and contact your doctor by logging into forhims.com and heading to our secure messaging portal.

what is it?

Latisse is an FDA approved treatment used to treat hypotrichosis. Eyelash hypotrichosis is defined as having lower than average length, thickness, and/or number of eyelashes. Causes of eyelash hypotrichosis include hereditary, aging, chemotherapy, medical treatment, eye surgery, and physical trauma.

what’s in it?

Active Ingredient:

bimatoprost

Inactive Ingredients:

benzalkonium chloride, sodium chloride, sodium phosphate, dibasic, citric acid, purified water, and sodium hydroxide and/or hydrochloric acid may be added to adjust pH

who can take this?

Latisse is not appropriate for people who are allergic to any ingredient in the product including bimatroprost and people using medications for the treatment of any eye pressure problems or have known or suspected active eye disease should use under close doctor care.

how is this taken?

Latisse must be applied to the base of the upper eyelash each evening. Lashes grow gradually over time with some people beginning to see longer lashes in four weeks, with full growth at 16 weeks. You must continue to use the medication for results; otherwise, eyelashes will return to their original appearance. Applying Latisse more than once a day will not grow lashes faster or improve the effectiveness.

what if i miss a dose?

If you miss a dose, don’t try to “catch up.” Just apply the Latisse solution the next evening to get back on schedule.

what are the potential side effects?

The most common side effects include an itching sensation, eye redness, skin darkening, eye irritation, dryness of the eyes, and redness of the eyelids. While very infrequent, increased brown iris pigmentation of the colored part of the eye has occurred, which is likely to be permanent.

important safety information

What is the most important information that I should know about Latisse?

If you use of Lumigan or other prostaglandin analogs in your eyes for the treatment of elevated intraocular pressure (IOP), consult with your doctor before starting Latisse. The combined use of Latisse and these medications may interfere with the desired reduction in IOP.

Increased brown pigmentation of the iris may occur while using Latisse. This may take months to years to develop. This is likely to be a permanent change that will not go away after you stop Latisse. You may continue to use Latisse even if you notice this side effect. You may also develop darkening of the eyelid above the lash line, which is often reversal after stopping Latisse.

Do not use Latisse if you are:

Allergic to any of its ingredients

Pregnant

Breastfeeding

Younger than 18 years of age

There is the potential for hair growth to occur on the skin where Latisse is applied after repeated use. Only apply Latisse to the skin of the upper eyelid margin at the base of the eyelashes using the sterile applicators, and carefully blot any excess Latisse from the eyelid margin to avoid it running onto other areas of your face.

Do not use Latisse on your lower eyelash line

Never reuse applicators and do not use any other brush/applicator to apply Latisse

What are the most common side effects of Latisse?

In clinical trials, the most frequent side effects that occurred in approximately 3-4\% of subjects included:

Itching sensation in the eyes

Redness of the eye

Darkening of the eyelid skin above the lash line

Irritation of the eye

Dry eye symptoms

Redness of the skin around the eye

What should I tell my Hers physician before Latisse is prescribed?

If you have a history of:

Eye pressure problems

History of eye disease

Loss of the lens of the eye or a torn lens

History of macular edema

Are there certain situations while using Latisse when I should contact a healthcare provider right away?

Itching, redness, swelling, or other signs of eye or eyelid irritation/infection

Trauma to the eye

A sudden change in vision

If you are scheduled for eye surgery

Do I need to remove my contact lenses before applying Latisse?

Contact lenses should be removed prior to application of Latisse and can be reinserted 15 minutes after you have used the medication

Can I use Latisse more than once a day?

No, using it more than once a day will not increase the growth of lashes more than using it once a day.

What happens when I stop using Latisse?

Your eyelashes will likely return to their previous appearance over several weeks to months.

Here's what you need to get started:

A form of government issued ID, valid within the last 30 days.

A recent selfie (we may ask for a few other photos, depending on the product).

A major credit card to make your payment (many of our products are automatic, monthly subscriptions)

RX products are only available for certain US States. There are also restrictions regarding who can take these products.Make sure you check both before getting started!

*For this example, we'll use hims hair. Note that this flow may vary slightly between product lines.

1. Once you click on the product line you are interested, scroll down to find the options and add one to your cart.

may be required

2. Let's say you would like the complete kit, which includes a prescription product. Once added to your cart, you'll see the totals, the subscription call out, and relevant disclaimers.

3. Create an account: It's critical to use an email you check frequently, as this is where we'll send notifications from your doctor and tracking for your orders.

4. Shipping info:This should be the same as your current residence. For ship-to name, it is critical to have this match what is on your ID or else delays may occur due to mismatching information.

5. Payment info: hims accepts all major credit cards. Charges to HSA and FSA cards may be rejected by the card issuer. Note that for this product, it is an automatic, monthly subscription.

6.Medical visit:At this point, you'll be prompted to a comprehensive (but quick!) medical assessment. This helps the doctor determine whether a prescription product makes sense for you.

7.Upload pictures: Please read each page closely for directions on what is needed. A photo ID to verify your identity.

That's it! At this point, a doctor will review your information and let you know next steps. During this time it's very important to keep an eye on your email inbox incase they have follow up questions before making a final decision.

what is it?

Sertraline is an SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor) commonly used as an antidepressant, although it is prescribed ‘off-label’ to treat a range of medical issues including posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and Premature Ejaculation (PE). In the context of this FAQ, Sertraline is being prescribed as PE medication.

what's in it?

Active Ingredients:

Sertraline hydrochloride

Inactive Ingredients:

Microcrystalline cellulose, sodium starch glycolate, hydroxypropyl cellulose, dibasic calcium phosphate dihydrate, magnesium stearate, hypromellose, titanium dioxide, polyethylene glycol, and polysorbate 80; 50mg contains FD&C blue #2 aluminum lake.

i placed an order, how does this work?

Since this treatment is a prescription medication, after you place your requested order you will be prompted to complete a medical assessment and complete an online visit with a doctor. The doctor will determine if a prescription for Sertraline is appropriate. You can find more info about the independent doctors accessible through our platform and care delivery here.

who can take this medication?

Consultations and prescriptions for this medication are only available through the hims platform for men between the ages of 21-65

how do i take this medication?

Take this medicine only as directed by your doctor. Do not take more of it, do not take it more often, and do not take it for a longer time than your doctor ordered.

This medicine should come with a Medication Guide. It is very important that you read and understand this information. Be sure to ask your doctor about anything you do not understand.

The tablets may be taken with or without food.

how soon can I expect to see results?

Physicians typically recommend that the prescribed dosage of Sertraline be taken 2-6 hours before sex, but follow the instructions of your doctor. Not recommended for everyday use.

what are the potential side-effects?

The most common adverse reactions in pooled placebo-controlled clinical trials were nausea, diarrhea/loose stool, tremor, dyspepsia, decreased appetite, hyperhidrosis, ejaculation failure, and decreased libido.

Important safety information:

Drug interactions with Sertraline:

Please note that these possible interactions will be more common if you take Sertraline daily. We do NOT recommend daily use for PE at this time.

Although certain medicines should not be used together at all, in other cases two different medicines may be used together even if an interaction might occur. In these cases, your doctor may want to change the dose, or other precautions may be necessary. When you are taking this medicine, it is especially important that your healthcare professional know if you are taking any of the medicines listed below. The following interactions have been selected on the basis of their potential significance and are not necessarily all-inclusive.

Bepridil

Bromopride

Cisapride

Clorgyline

Dronedarone

Eliglustat

Furazolidone

Iproniazid

Isocarboxazid

Linezolid

Mesoridazine

Methylene Blue

Metoclopramide

Moclobemide

Nialamide

Pargyline

Phenelzine

Pimozide

Piperaquine

Procarbazine

Rasagiline

Saquinavir

Selegiline

Sparfloxacin

Terfenadine

Thioridazine

Toloxatone

Tranylcypromine

Ziprasidone

Using this medicine with any of the following medicines is not recommended. Your doctor may decide not to treat you with this medication or change some of the other medicines you take.

Using Sertraline with any of the following medicines may cause an increased risk of certain side effects, but using both drugs may be the best treatment for you. If both medicines are prescribed together, your doctor may change the dose or how often you use one or both of the medicines:

Alprazolam

Cimetidine

Fluphenazine

Ginkgo

Lamotrigine

Propranolol

Rifampin

Zolpidem

Important Medical Problems

The presence of other medical problems may affect the use of this medicine. Make sure you tell your doctor if you have any other medical problems, especially:

Bipolar disorder (mood disorder with mania and depression), or risk of or

Bleeding problems

Diabetes

Glaucoma, angle-closure, or history of or

Hyponatremia (low sodium in the blood) or

Mania or hypomania, history of or

Purpura (purplish or brownish-red discoloration of the skin), history of or

Seizures, history of - Use with caution. May make these conditions worse.

Liver disease - Use with caution. The effects may be increased because of slower removal of the medicine from the body.

Special Precautions

Do not take sertraline with a monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitor (eg, isocarboxazid [Marplan], phenelzine [Nardil], selegiline[Eldepryl], tranylcypromine [Parnate]). Do not start taking sertraline during the 2 weeks after you stop a MAO inhibitor and wait 2 weeks after stopping sertraline before you start taking a MAO inhibitor. If you take them together or do not wait 2 weeks, you may develop confusion, agitation, restlessness, stomach or intestinal symptoms, a sudden high body temperature, an extremely high blood pressure, or severe convulsions.

Sertraline may cause a serious condition called Serotonin Syndrome if taken together with some medicines. Do not use sertraline with buspirone (Buspar), fentanyl (Abstral, Duragesic), linezolid (Zyvox), lithium (Eskalith, Lithobid), methylene blue injection, tryptophan, St. John's wort, or some pain or migraine medicines (eg, rizatriptan, sumatriptan, tramadol, Frova, Imitrex, Maxalt, Relpax, Ultram, Zomig). Check with your doctor first before taking any other medicines with sertraline.

For some children, teenagers, and young adults, this medicine can increase thoughts of suicide. Tell your doctor right away if you start to feel more depressed and have thoughts about hurting yourself. Report any unusual thoughts or behaviors that trouble you especially if they are new or get worse quickly. Make sure the doctor knows if you have trouble sleeping, get upset easily, have a big increase in energy, or start to act reckless. Also tell the doctor if you have sudden or strong feelings, such as feeling nervous, angry, restless, violent, or scared. Let the doctor know if you or anyone in your family has bipolar disorder (manic-depressive) or has tried to commit suicide.

Sertraline may increase your risk for bleeding problems. Make sure your doctor knows if you are also using other medicines that thin the blood, such as aspirin, NSAID pain or arthritis medicines (eg, diclofenac, ibuprofen, naproxen, Advil, Aleve, Celebrex, Voltaren), or warfarin (Coumadin, Jantoven).

This medicine may cause hyponatremia (low sodium in the blood). This is more common in elderly patients, those who are taking diuretic medicines for high blood pressure, or those who have decreased amounts of fluid in the body due to severe diarrhea or vomiting. Check with your doctor right away if you have headache, trouble concentrating, memory problems, confusion, weakness, or unsteadiness.

This medicine may affect blood sugar levels. If you are diabetic and notice a change in the results of your blood or urine sugar tests, talk with your doctor.

The use of alcohol is not recommended in patients who are taking sertraline.

This medicine may cause some people to become drowsy, to have trouble thinking, or to have problems with movement. Make sure you know how you react to this medicine before you drive, use machines, or do anything else that could be dangerous if you are not alert or well-coordinated.

Before you have any medical tests, tell the medical doctor in charge that you or are taking this medicine. The results of some tests may be affected by this medicine.

what happens if i overdose?

Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.

To learn more about Sertraline we recommend accessing the Prescribers Digital Reference (PDR).

what is it?

Propranolol is a Beta-blocker. This is a class of medication that is typically used to treat issues like high blood pressure, heart failure, or an irregular heartbeat. Doctors also sometimes prescribe beta-blockers for off-label use in treating the physical symptoms of performance anxiety. treatment for issues like high blood pressure, heart failure and irregular heartbeat is not currently offered through the hims platform, and propranolol is only available through the platform in cases where a physician using platform has determined it is medically appropriate for an individual to treat performance anxiety.

Beta-blockers won’t treat the underlying psychological causes of anxiety, but they can help manage some of the physical symptoms, such as: a fast heart rate, shaky voice and hands, sweating, dizziness.

what's in it?

Active Ingredients:

propranolol hydrochloride

Inactive Ingredients:

anhydrous lactose, colloidal silicon dioxide, croscarmellose sodium, D&C Yellow No. 10, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose and stearic acid, FD&C Blue No. 1

i placed an order, how does this work?

Since this treatment is a prescription medication, after you place your requested order you will be prompted to complete a medical assessment and complete an online visit with a doctor. The doctor will determine if a prescription for Propranolol is appropriate. You can find more info about the independent doctors accessible through our platform and care delivery here.

who can take this medication?

Consultations and prescriptions for this medication are only available through the hims platform for This medication is recommended for men and women between the ages of 21-64.

how do I take it?

Take this medicine only as directed by your doctor. Do not take more of it, do not take it more often, and do not take it for a longer time than your doctor ordered.

This medicine should come with a Medication Guide. It is very important that you read and understand this information. Be sure to ask your doctor about anything you do not understand.

how soon can I expect to see results?

Physicians typically recommend that the prescribed dosage of Propranolol be taken approximately 30-60 minutes prior to the stressful event, but follow the instructions of your doctor.

what are the potential side-effects?

Beta-blockers can cause some side effects, especially when you first start taking them. These side effects are more common if you take Beta Blockers every day. physicians only recommend taking a Beta Blocker only “as needed” and do NOT advise daily use for performance anxiety.

Possible side effects include:

fatigue

cold hands and feet

headache

dizziness or lightheadedness

depression

shortness of breath

vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation

Call your doctor if you experience any more serious side effects, including:

very slow or irregular heartbeat

low blood sugar

an asthma attack

swelling and fluid retention, along with weight gain

If you notice mild side effects, don’t stop taking the beta-blocker without talking to your doctor first. If you take beta-blockers regularly, you may have serious withdrawal symptoms if you suddenly stop.

For some people, the side effects of beta-blockers may actually cause anxiety symptoms. You should follow up with your doctor as soon as possible if you feel like taking beta-blockers is increasing your anxiety.

who shouldn't take beta blockers?

While beta-blockers are generally safe, certain people shouldn’t take them.

Before taking beta-blockers, make sure to tell your doctor if you have one or more of the following conditions;

Anaphylactic reaction/Anaphylaxis (severe)

Angina (severe chest pain)

Glaucoma

Recent heart attack

Muscle problems (eg, myopathy, myotonia or myasthenia gravis)

Asthma or Bronchospasm

Bradycardia (slow heartbeat), Heart block/heart rhythm disorder, Sick sinus syndrome (type of abnormal heart rhythm), Tachycardia (fast heartbeat)

Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome (rare heart condition)

Heart failure

Tremors due to Parkinson's disease

Hypotension (low blood pressure)

Pheochromocytoma (an adrenal problem)

Diabetes

Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar)

Hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid)

Kidney disease

Liver disease

Lung disease (eg, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, COPD)

Blood circulation problems (e.g., Raynaud's disease)

If you have any of these conditions or symptoms, you may still be able to take beta-blockers, but you’ll need to work with your doctor to weigh the risks and benefits.

Beta-blockers can also interact with other medications used to treat many heart conditions and antidepressants, so make sure you keep your doctor up to date about any medications, supplements, or vitamins you take.

If you are not sure about taking propranolol with another medication please discuss this with your doctor.

allergies

Tell your doctor if you have ever had any unusual or allergic reaction to this medicine or any other medicines. Also tell your doctor if you have any other types of allergies, such as to foods, dyes, preservatives, or animals. For non-prescription products, read the label or package ingredients carefully.

breastfeeding and pregnancy

There are no adequate studies in women for determining infant risk when using this medication during breastfeeding. Weigh the potential benefits against the potential risks before taking this medication while breastfeeding. Animal studies have shown an adverse effect and there are no adequate studies in pregnant women OR no animal studies have been conducted and there are no adequate studies in pregnant women.