Finasteride
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jimbob_86 said:Newbie here. Not used any hair products before. What Finisteride should I buy? Fincar? Which dosage? Help!
If you want guaranteed authentic finasteride you would want to get Propeica if your in the USA. Canada/uk/Europe you can buy it from Dr Lee's site for guaranteed authentic finasteride for about $25 or 15GBP at current exchange rate for the 30 day 1mg.
You take the risk of buying fakes from online pharmacy's they only sell what there supplier provides which can vary between legitamet to fakes and back and forth over and over if you get my drift.
The name doesnt mean much weather its Fincar or any other name because again my point above.
If you are in the USA see your doctor and get a prescription for Propecia of Proscar. If you want Proscar for the cost reduction and your doctor wont prescribe it. Then you can go to one of the online services like medicalwellnesscenter.com you will have to fill out there console forms and they do charge $50 but they will call your prescription in to the pharmacy of your choice. A good one is Costco or Walmart as the generic Proscar is $57 for a 90 day currenlty at costco, walmart is very comparable. which when split in 1/5 as Proscar and its generics are 5m would last you 450 days or about $3.8 a month for 15 months, plus the prescription is good for a year so you could do like a lot of ppl do an buy 6 months at once and it will last you significantly longer Just ask the the exp date at the time of purchase before committing to 6 month supply as you dont want to eventually be taking expired medication. Of course this again assumes your in the USA and want the cheapest and most reliable option.
Its better to be safe when messing with your hormones and with the online pharmacies like Inhouse or others that source from India and china they never truly knowing which batch will be real or fake between delivery.
Hope this helped you in some way just remember to stick with 1mg a day
I get a prescription for Proscar from my family doctor. With health insurance, I pay roughly $8/month. Some doctors won't prescribe it because it's a prostate medication. But a reasonable doctor won't see a problem as long as you tell them that you plan to cut it into fourths to approximate the dosage of Propecia.