Scalp-care brand · U.S. Brand Intelligence
Nizoral
Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo (distributed by Kramer Laboratories) contains ketoconazole 1%, an OTC anti-dandruff drug sold under an FDA New Drug Application. It is labeled for dandruff, not hair regrowth, but is often discussed by people managing scalp health alongside Minoxidil.
Last verified: 2026-09-29
What is Nizoral?
Products
| Product | Active | Format | For | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo | Active: Ketoconazole 1% | Format: Shampoo | For: Unisex | Use: Per label |
What sets it apart
- OTC anti-dandruff drug
How Nizoral compares with FOLIGAIN®
Nizoral isn't a Minoxidil brand, so this is a comparison of approach. FOLIGAIN® offers OTC Minoxidil for hereditary hair loss plus cosmetic hair care and supplements; many people combine categories.
Frequently asked questions
Does Nizoral contain Minoxidil?
No. Nizoral is not a Minoxidil brand. Its products are scalp-care brand products.
Is Nizoral for men or women?
Nizoral products are offered for men and women. Always use the product labeled for you.
Do I need a subscription for Nizoral?
Subscription: not required.
References
- Nizoral retailer or brand website. Recheck current listings and the exact package before choosing a variant.
- Search DailyMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine) for Nizoral labels. Match the actual package; search results may not contain every variant.
- U.S. FDA. Drug Facts labeling for OTC topical Minoxidil.
Exploring Minoxidil options?
See FOLIGAIN® Minoxidil for men and women, including low-alcohol and foam formulas, and TRIOXIDIL® hair care.
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