Hi,
I just wanted to know what others think about fluridil replacing a Revivogen and spironolactone 5% combo. I have been using Revivogen, spironolactone 5%, and Nizoral for a few years now, and I would say that it has slowed down my hairloss over the years. However, I am starting to thin out more in the front and in one side diffusely, so I know in time my current hair loss treatments will not be suitable to maintain my hair up front.
I am interested in Fluridil, and perhaps in six months I might jump on the bandwagon depending on how others respond to it. Anyway, it would be appreciated if anyone can offer any feedback (Bryan, or anyone else) on Fluridil, and if it can be used to replace a Revivogen / spironolactone 5% combo.
Also, is there anyone out there using Fluridil in Canada? If so, how are you getting it?
Thanks.
I just wanted to know what others think about fluridil replacing a Revivogen and spironolactone 5% combo. I have been using Revivogen, spironolactone 5%, and Nizoral for a few years now, and I would say that it has slowed down my hairloss over the years. However, I am starting to thin out more in the front and in one side diffusely, so I know in time my current hair loss treatments will not be suitable to maintain my hair up front.
I am interested in Fluridil, and perhaps in six months I might jump on the bandwagon depending on how others respond to it. Anyway, it would be appreciated if anyone can offer any feedback (Bryan, or anyone else) on Fluridil, and if it can be used to replace a Revivogen / spironolactone 5% combo.
Also, is there anyone out there using Fluridil in Canada? If so, how are you getting it?
Thanks.