Ingredients
Every dose
on the label.
Six ingredients in a black cherry gummy with 0 g sugar. Here's what each one does, how much is in two gummies, and where the amounts come from.
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Every serving
What's in two gummies
Six ingredients, every dose on the label. Three of them at the exact amounts used in published studies of hair.
- 6Ingredients
- 3At studied amounts
- 0 gSugar
Blocks DHT320 mg
Saw palmetto extract
Helps block 5-alpha reductase, the enzyme that turns testosterone into DHT.*
The amount in a 2-year study of men's hair (Rossi et al., 2012)
Blocks DHT100 mg
Beta-sitosterol
A plant sterol that works alongside saw palmetto to help block DHT.*
Studied with saw palmetto for men's hair (Prager et al., 2002)
Feeds the follicle400 mg
Pumpkin seed oil
Rich in fatty acids and plant sterols that support thicker, fuller-looking hair.*
The amount in a 24-week study of men's hair (Cho et al., 2014)
Feeds the follicle100 mg
Mixed tocotrienols
A powerful form of vitamin E that helps protect the scalp from everyday oxidative stress.*
The amount in an 8-month study of hair (Beoy et al., 2010)
Feeds the follicle15 mg
Zinc
Helps maintain normal, healthy hair.*
136% of the Daily Value
Feeds the follicle2,000 IU
Vitamin D3
Supports healthy hair follicles, especially if you don't get much sun.*
250% of the Daily Value
Per serving of two gummies. The studies looked at each ingredient on its own, not at Full Count itself.
Why it thins
Every hair grows back smaller
Hair grows in cycles. With DHT at the root, each new hair comes back a little thinner and shorter than the one before, until the follicle barely makes one at all.
Without Full Count
DHT builds up at the root, and every new hair comes in weaker.
With Full Count
Less DHT reaches the root, so each new hair comes in fuller-looking.*
The formula
Two jobs in every gummy
DHT shrinks your follicles. Full Count works on both sides of that: it helps block DHT, and it feeds the follicle.*
Job 01
Block DHT*
Helps block 5-alpha reductase, the enzyme that turns testosterone into DHT.*

Saw palmetto extract
320 mg

Beta-sitosterol
100 mg

Job 02
Feed the follicle*
Gives each follicle what it needs for thicker, fuller-looking hair.*

Pumpkin seed oil
400 mg

Mixed tocotrienols
100 mg

Zinc
15 mg

Vitamin D3
2,000 IU
Two gummies a day. Every dose on the label.
The science
How does it work?
It all comes down to one hormone. Flip the switch to see what changes with Full Count.
Your body turns testosterone into DHT, and DHT shrinks your follicles until hair grows back thin.Saw palmetto and beta-sitosterol help block the converter, so less DHT reaches your follicles.*
Testosterone
A hormone every man makes. Nothing wrong with it.
The converter
An enzyme (5-alpha reductase) turns some of it into DHT.
DHT
A stronger hormone that latches onto your hair follicles.
Your follicles
DHT shrinks them, so each hair grows back thinner.
Hair grows in cycles. Make it a daily habit and keep going.
Start holding the lineWhere do the doses come from?
Saw palmetto and pumpkin seed oil are at the amounts used in published studies of men's hair, and every dose is printed on the label.
What is DHT?
A hormone your body makes from testosterone. Over time it shrinks hair follicles, so hair grows back thinner and shorter. Saw palmetto and beta-sitosterol help block the enzyme that makes it.*
Why gummies instead of pills?
Because you'll actually take them. Two black cherry gummies are easier to keep up with than another capsule, and they have 0 g sugar.
Is there sugar in them?
No. Every serving has 0 g sugar, sweetened with allulose, and the gummies taste like black cherry, not a vitamin.
Are there side effects?
Most men don't notice any. Saw palmetto can now and then cause a mild upset stomach, and taking the gummies with food helps. If anything feels off, stop and talk to your doctor.
Can I take it with medication?
Ask your doctor first if you take any prescription, especially a blood thinner or a hormone medication, as you would with any supplement.
Can women take Full Count?
Full Count is made for men. Women who are pregnant, trying to get pregnant or nursing shouldn't take saw palmetto.
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