Are there any better alternatives to Dr. Lee's spironolactone cream?

[Fat-Elvis]

I gotta say, I hate this stuff. Not only does it smell bad, but it's like putting some crappy pomade in m hair. Are there any spironolactone products that don't do this, and don't smell as bad? For the meantime I'm just applying my morning sprio right after I get up and let it sit a couple hours before I shower, but once I get a job I'm not going to be able to do that, and I don't know if I'll even be applying spironolactone in the morning then, which makes me wonder if using spironolactone would even be worth it.

 

[viperfish]

I have never used a spironolactone that did not smell. They all smell like crap man. The only one that does not smell bad is proxiphen, but of course that is not just spironolactone.

 

[RadioRaheem]

Well, there is a new 5% spironolactone @ GenHair. I was told that it does not smell, and that the fragrance it has is a more MINTY type of smell. So it smells like mint and doesnt stink. But this is hearsay. I havent tried it out myself yet. I was told this in another forum.

 

[Fat-Elvis]

Well, there is a new 5% spironolactone @ GenHair. I was told that it does not smell, and that the fragrance it has is a more MINTY type of smell. So it smells like mint and doesnt stink. But this is hearsay. I havent tried it out myself yet. I was told this in another forum.

Oh yeah, forgot about that stuff. Unfortunately you can only buy 90 dollars worth, so just trying it out is pretty expensive.