Retane Hair Loss Treatment Clinical Study Summary

In 2002, we conducted a preliminary hair loss treatment clinical study on male and female hair loss, with twenty two men and women with varying severity of hair loss. This study showed that:

Retane Prevents and Stops Hair Loss in Men and Women

After only four weeks of treatment, 86% of the study's participants reported a noticeable decrease in hair shedding, with no serious unwanted side-effects.

For the majority of men under 40 years of age, this reduction is observed after only one week of treatment. For men over the age of 40 years – a group of particular interest as alopecia or baldness in men often manifests itself after middle age – the reduction of hair loss is not significantly observed by the majority until the end of the second week.

Retane Helps to Promote New Hair Growth

After four weeks of treatment 57% of men and 71% of women reported noticeable new hair growth. This effect is especially pronounced in men and women under the age of 40 years, who are expected to have normal hair growth cycles and in those with early cases of hair loss.

After four weeks of treatment, 33% of men over the age of 40 years reported new hair growth. This, however, may represent only a delay - meaning that it may take a longer period of treatment of Retane to promote new hair growth in certain advanced cases of hair loss or in older men.