Consensus On Liposomal Finasteride?

[thegoodthebaldtheugly]

All,

I'm losing hair rapidly, and I'm admittedly not the best in bed, so taking Propecia is completely out of question because of the sides. I was debating starting Minoxidil foam, but I've done some research and found two viable options. One of them is the Brotzu lotion, and the other is liposomal finasteride. Here are a few questions that I'd love for someone to help me with so that I can make an informed decision -

1. Is the science decided on the fact that liposomal finasteride isn't as effective as oral?
2. If it is effective, why is there not much excitement since H&W showed that 1/18th goes systemic even thought they're using a MUCH higher concentration than
3. What's the latest on Polichem? It was touted to be a good product from what I can find online.

Any help and/or insights are much appreciated.

 

[Grasshüpfer]

There are several levels of being sensitive to androgen blockers.
From simply being paranoid to feeling actual horrible ballace just from low dose cb.
I would have a lower dose of that stuff composed and try it out. I think it's quite individual how you react. If you have very low estrogen, your libido might even improve due to finasteride.

 

[thegoodthebaldtheugly]

There are several levels of being sensitive to androgen blockers.
From simply being paranoid to feeling actual horrible ballace just from low dose cb.
I would have a lower dose of that stuff composed and try it out. I think it's quite individual how you react. If you have very low estrogen, your libido might even improve due to finasteride.

What do you mean by this? Are there any users who have tried liposomal finasteride?

 

[thegoodthebaldtheugly]

Anyone else, please?

 

[Grasshüpfer]

Hey sorry. What I wanted to say is that people will react differently to topical finasteride. If someone doesn't get sides will not guarantee you also won't.

I suggest you try it out if it's not a big financial investment for you.

If you get sides you just stop.