Ah right I've seen this, thought they were saying phase 1 specifically for AA.
Bayer Prolactin Receptor Antibody For Male And Female Pattern Hair Loss
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We have SMI-6 on order, but the lead time is a few months. You might still be able to place an order if you hurry. $94/gram plus $55 shipping. The antibody is probably not going to happen anytime soon, but it's still being looked at.
These are exciting times. We are getting two potentially revolutionary new drugs to try out at the same time. SMI-6 and KY19382. Each one alone is among the most promising drug candidates for Androgenetic Alopecia to come around in the last 20 years, and we are getting both of them in our hands over the next few months.
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Hopefully we have some control subjects using nothing else at the moment or just fina to target DHT.
Using KY with minoxidil is bound to have a synergystic effect....
Do you think we'll have a future opportunity to get KY and SMI if we didn't get them in the first round or didn't buy enough?
If it actually has positive effects, there will be plenty of opportunities because everyone will want it and those that already have it will want more of it.
Definitely. KY will be widely available soon. If SMI works it will be too.
What's the pricing like on KY? What dosing schedule will you guys be trialing?
The price will come down, but to start with if you only get 1g or less it's going to be close to $1k for a gram. It lasts a long time. Most people are using a similar dose to SM.
Isn't SM 0.15mg/ml? Why would you even need a gram at that dosage?
No, SM is 1.5mg/ml. I'm using KY at 1mg/ml. At 2ml/day that's 500 days.
Ah woops, got it. 2$ a day is pretty reasonable for something like this. Have you guys already ordered?
Awesome. Looking forward to hearing the results.
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We're using 1%, but we have no point of reference. How long it lasts also depends on the area since this is "minitherapy"
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Is everyone using the same percentage? Maybe certain users can use higher or lower percentages to help find an "optimal" if it exists.
Some will keep up-titrating the dose as long as there are no side effects
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Maybe some will be more adventurous, I know I'm increasing the conc if I don't notice anything in 3 months
It's a prolactin receptor antagonist.