the evidence

The Research Behind Every Drop

Every ingredient in Medíté is backed by peer-reviewed clinical studies. Read the full evidence below.

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The Receipts

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Every active in this formula has published research behind it. Here are the studies.

Randomized trial = 2%

Matched minoxidil 2% for hair count at six months

A randomized 6-month trial on androgenetic alopecia found rosemary oil matched minoxidil 2% for hair count improvement, with significantly less scalp itching.

Panahi et al., SKINmed, 2015
Preclinical study Preclinical

Studied for its role in the pathway behind hair thinning

Rosemary leaf extract promoted hair growth in preclinical research, with activity linked to inhibition of 5-alpha reductase, an enzyme involved in hair thinning.

Murata et al., Phytotherapy Research, 2013
Preclinical study +92%

More follicles, deeper follicles, in four weeks

3% peppermint oil produced a 92% increase in follicle count and deeper follicles at 4 weeks, outperforming the 3% pharmaceutical control in the same preclinical study.

Oh et al., Toxicological Research, 2014
Screening study PGD2

Castor's main fatty acid hits the balding-scalp pathway

Ricinoleic acid, the main fatty acid in castor oil, was identified in screening research as an inhibitor of prostaglandin D2 synthase, the pathway elevated in balding scalps.

Fong et al., Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2015
Randomized trial 41%

5% tea tree oil improved scalp condition nearly 4× over placebo

In a 126-person randomized trial, a 5% tea tree oil treatment improved scalp condition 41% versus 11% for placebo, clearing the flaking and microbial buildup that compromise the environment hair depends on.

Satchell et al., Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2002
Why we built the 90-day guarantee 12 wks

Real change takes a full growth cycle

Across the trials above, measurable change appears at 8 to 12+ weeks, a full hair growth cycle. No study shows overnight results, which is why our guarantee runs 90 days.

Findings refer to peer-reviewed studies of individual ingredients, not of the finished product.