- Reaction score
- 90
Final update:
I ended up running Fluridil 1 ampuole/day for about six months (January to July). I stopped partly because I wasn't seeing any noticeable results, but mostly because Covid-19 made shipping from Germany very expensive. I would have liked to go for a full year, but my experiment is already corrupted with other treatments so any results would not be very useful anyways.
Ultimately I can't say whether or not Fluridil is effective at slowing hair loss. Perhaps I didn't use it long enough. Or perhaps it did help a little bit and I just didn't notice it.
What I can say is:
1) Fluridil is easy to use. The glass ampuoles are weird but actually quite convenient once you get used to them. Because of the high alcohol content, the solution spreads evenly across the scalp, dries quickly, and does not make hair greasy. Some people online say Fluridil is pain to apply but I disagree with them. Just apply the solution exactly as the instructions say to.
2) Fluridil did not give me any side effects whatsoever. I got significant sexual side effects from Finasteride that prevent me from using it.
3) Fluridil is expensive. About $300 for a 6-month supply.
Ultimately I think Fluridil is only worth your time to try if you have a lot of money to burn and want to add a safe topical to your routine. If Breezula gets released and produces any results at all, Fluridil will almost certainly become a forgotten product (even more than it already is).
I ended up running Fluridil 1 ampuole/day for about six months (January to July). I stopped partly because I wasn't seeing any noticeable results, but mostly because Covid-19 made shipping from Germany very expensive. I would have liked to go for a full year, but my experiment is already corrupted with other treatments so any results would not be very useful anyways.
Ultimately I can't say whether or not Fluridil is effective at slowing hair loss. Perhaps I didn't use it long enough. Or perhaps it did help a little bit and I just didn't notice it.
What I can say is:
1) Fluridil is easy to use. The glass ampuoles are weird but actually quite convenient once you get used to them. Because of the high alcohol content, the solution spreads evenly across the scalp, dries quickly, and does not make hair greasy. Some people online say Fluridil is pain to apply but I disagree with them. Just apply the solution exactly as the instructions say to.
2) Fluridil did not give me any side effects whatsoever. I got significant sexual side effects from Finasteride that prevent me from using it.
3) Fluridil is expensive. About $300 for a 6-month supply.
Ultimately I think Fluridil is only worth your time to try if you have a lot of money to burn and want to add a safe topical to your routine. If Breezula gets released and produces any results at all, Fluridil will almost certainly become a forgotten product (even more than it already is).
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