Anybody using Fluridil with good results?
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stax
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Well i guess im replying to my own post but i wanted to let everybody know that i've been doing a LOT of research and searching about Fluridil users on different discussion boards and i've read nothing but POSITIVE results form everybody that's using it. It atleast stopped further hairloss and it also thickened up thinning hair and some regrowth too. I'm thinking about jumping on the Fluridil bandwaggon myself. I just want to try to find out if it might lose it's effectiveness at maintaing hair over time. It's a anti-androgen so does any knowledgable person think it might? Do anti-androgens lose their effectiveness over time too?
stax
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Hey, i found all the user results from the forums on http://www.hairsite.com
and also http://www.hairlosshelp.com forums aswell. Just do a search on Fluridil and be prepared to browse for a while. Yeah i've just started using 5% spironolactone for the past 2 weeks or so and yes it definetly smells negative. Im thinking about dropping it for Fluridil because from what i've read it's far more effective.
and also http://www.hairlosshelp.com forums aswell. Just do a search on Fluridil and be prepared to browse for a while. Yeah i've just started using 5% spironolactone for the past 2 weeks or so and yes it definetly smells negative. Im thinking about dropping it for Fluridil because from what i've read it's far more effective.
stax
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Hey, you can order Fluridil from http://www.menspharma.com . As for the spironolactone i just part my hair and apply a small film of it and spread it around the scalp in the area's i apply it to. If you cover the majority of your thinning areas it will be fine. I do it before bed and wash it out in the morning. It's always tough to apply cream to thinning hair.