Best Liquid minoxidil to use? Regardless of price.

[Meddller]

Taking price out of the equation which is the best liquid minoxidil to use? Which brand is most effective, least greasy, fastest drying, and causes the least amount of irritation? I know they say the foam is the best product for convenience but my hair is 2-3 inches long and from what I've read foam is effective for only buzzed heads as the solution is aborbed by the hair and not the scalp. All suggestions are much appreciated.

 

[philly]

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[Meddller]

Thanks Philly. Can you tell me more why Promox and Remox are the best? Have you been using them? What kind of results did you experience and are they greasy or incovenient?
Thanks.

 

[philly]

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[Meddller]

Thanks Philly. I have gone ahead an ordered Dr. Lee's. Do you feel his is still a good product?
From what I've read it sounds like many people have had success with it. Have you used it? What have you heard?

 

[Meddller]

I would still like to hear more about Dr. Lee's minoxidil. Has anyone used it with results? I have ordered some and was wondering if it's any good? Should I just go with Rogaine\Kirkland or am I fine with Dr. Lee's?

 

[philly]

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[Jack82]

Even though i'm only 2 months into dr. lee's minoxidil prod.500 i think it's a good minoxidil especially for people that have problems with flaking and dandruff. It's too early for me to make conclusions about it's effectiveness, but i'm a little worried that it might not be as effective as the rogaine because it has less ppg in it. There are some studies that claim, that the vehicle is responsible for some of the regrowth too.

What do u, long time dr. lee's users think?

 

[tuco80]

so maybe?
dr lee in the morning
kirkland in the evening....

=> price / 2
=>irritation / dandruff / 2
=> you'll still have ppg once a day


but i have read that:
the vehicle is responsible for some of the regrowth too on the 2% VERSION , not
with the 5% VERSION but i don't really know
:jackit: