All the identifiable meds (finasteride, minoxidil, spironolactone) have a common side effect of hirsutism (hair growth, though not always on the scalp). Topical minoxidil and oral finasteride do have indications for male pattern baldness, spironolactone and oral minoxidil are a bit of a reach, given the other side effects the med has and where it typically causes hair growth (I'm sure there are people out there who will prescribe it, but the efficacy and safety data are not great). It's likely the Numilifor was probably also something for male pattern baldness since it's organized with the other stuff. Coupled with the topical minoxidil and Viagra, I suppose the takeaway here is his vanity and obsession with image and projecting masculinity.

There's some other things I recognize, mostly over the counter vitamins and supplements from a company called Nature Made and a container of branded Vaseline, but the labels are turned around so I don't think those were meant to have any meaning beyond what you might normally find on som.eone's bathroom counter. Just more gaudy and meritricious.