any kirkland users?

[shin1987]

anyone using kirkland?wat about the results of using kirkland?
im thinking of switching to kirkland becos it is way way way cheaper than regaine.

 

[casperz]

That's the brand I use.

 

[shin1987]

That's the brand I use.

wow,i see u hav some great results.im onli 20 but my hair is thinning all the way,basically
my whole head is thinning,i've been using regaine for 10 months but still no improvments on
my hair ..how's kirkland?

 

[iamnaked]

Kirkland is the same as Regaine. I think they're even made at the same factory.

 

[shin1987]

Kirkland is the same as Regaine. I think they're even made at the same factory.

but y is there a big difference at the price?

 

[iamnaked]

Kirkland is the same as Regaine. I think they're even made at the same factory.

but y is there a big difference at the price?

It's what economists and marketers call second degree price discrimination and it is in evidence for a vast range of products, from batteries to cereals.

The theory behind it is that profits are maximised when each customer pays the maximum they are willing to pay for a product. Regaine is pitched as a premium product, with all the associated marketing and glossy packaging. It attracts people who are willing to pay a premium for peace of mind (or perhaps people who are to busy to research alternatives). Kirkland is pitched at those who wouldn't pay Regaine prices but want Regaine.

 

[shin1987]

Kirkland is the same as Regaine. I think they're even made at the same factory.

but y is there a big difference at the price?

It's what economists and marketers call second degree price discrimination and it is in evidence for a vast range of products, from batteries to cereals.

The theory behind it is that profits are maximised when each customer pays the maximum they are willing to pay for a product. Regaine is pitched as a premium product, with all the associated marketing and glossy packaging. It attracts people who are willing to pay a premium for peace of mind (or perhaps people who are to busy to research alternatives). Kirkland is pitched at those who wouldn't pay Regaine prices but want Regaine.

thanks for the info bro,i think i'll give kirkland a try since regaine is far too expensive compared to kirkland

 

[Hans Gruber]

Kirkland is the same as Regaine. I think they're even made at the same factory.

but y is there a big difference at the price?

It's what economists and marketers call second degree price discrimination and it is in evidence for a vast range of products, from batteries to cereals.

The theory behind it is that profits are maximised when each customer pays the maximum they are willing to pay for a product. Regaine is pitched as a premium product, with all the associated marketing and glossy packaging. It attracts people who are willing to pay a premium for peace of mind (or perhaps people who are to busy to research alternatives). Kirkland is pitched at those who wouldn't pay Regaine prices but want Regaine.

lol ive been trying to explain that for ages,nicely put

i used kirkland for ages,just the same as rogaine liquid,im on foam now though