Hair booster working and prompt shipping/customer service
I was extremely hesitant to try Strut due to some of the reviews on here, but I ultimately decided to give them a chance since other Telehealth companies review sections aren’t much better, and my experience has been nothing but smooth. I signed up for the strut hair booster formula. Creating an account was simple and I was overjoyed to see my prescription was approved that very same day, shipped out the next. I had my order in just a few days, faster than any other Telehealth company I’ve used. While I’ve only been using the product for a month and it’s still early, my hair is already showing clear signs of improvement. It’s definitely getting thicker and firmer feeling in the places I apply the drops. It’s still early but I can already see my edges coming in and a little more length than I had before, so I’m really stoked to continue to see how much further progress I get over the next 3-6 months. I also love that this formula doesn’t contain any hormone-altering ingredients like finasteride or dutasteride that I am not interested in as a female with PCOS who already has hormone problems. I was already using topical steroid oil from my local dermatologist to treat CCCA-related hair loss but wanted to add something to help speed things up. This seems to be doing just that. When I had questions and emailed them, I got a prompt response, and the website and app are very user friendly, which I appreciate. The process has been so smooth, I even convinced my husband to sign up to try their strut mojo capsules with enclomiphene to hopefully improve his low libido, and they just arrived today, not even four days after signing him up. That process was simple as well. He simply submitted his lab work and the provider reviewed it and approved his prescription that day. I like the packaging the medication comes in as well and that it actually has their logo on it, a small thing but not every Telehealth company does that. I don’t know why I like that, but I do. I am excited to see if the enclomiphene capsules help my husband to start wanting me again. Anyway, I think Strut has gotten an unfair hand in the reviews section because my experience so far has been overwhelmingly positive. I would say if you are that hesitant about signup, do what I did and just sign up with a capped limit credit card—that way it’s not tied to your main bank account if something goes wrong—but based on my experience with them, I would say that would likely not even be necessary. Just give them a try. No harm in trying. Reviews tend to reflect the extremes anyway.