Reviews of Keeps

Keeps is a U.S.-based telehealth brand that focuses on men’s hair loss treatments. It is not a laboratory, but a digital health platform that connects patients to licensed doctors and pharmacies for prescriptions and treatment delivery. The company was founded in 2018 and operates out of New York. Its main offering is the subscription model for FDA-approved hair loss medications, specifically finasteride and minoxidil, which it markets as convenient, affordable, and discreet. Keeps does not develop or manufacture its own active pharmaceutical ingredients but relies on generic versions of proven treatments. As a brand, Keeps positions itself as a men’s wellness and hair care provider. Their products are centered around male pattern baldness (androgenic alopecia) with finasteride addressing DHT suppression and minoxidil for regrowth support. In addition to prescription medications, Keeps sells hair care products such as thickening shampoos and conditioners, as well as supplements marketed for hair health. They do not run their own research laboratories, nor have they introduced novel ingredients targeting androgenic alopecia or other forms of hair loss. Their model is based on distribution and access rather than innovation in drug development. In community discussions on Tressless and Reddit, Keeps receives mixed opinions. Many users appreciate the simplicity, low price compared to traditional doctors or pharmacies, and the discreet nature of getting prescriptions online. However, there are frequent criticisms about customer service, difficulties canceling subscriptions, and the lack of flexibility in choosing dosages or formulations beyond the standard options. Some also note that since Keeps offers generic finasteride and minoxidil, the medications are no different than what can be obtained independently, just bundled into a subscription. Overall, Keeps is seen more as a convenient service brand than a scientific innovator. The community sentiment tends to be pragmatic: it’s useful for beginners who want easy access to finasteride and minoxidil, but more experienced users often recommend sourcing treatments elsewhere for greater control and customization.