For hairloss is 1% nizoral the same as 2%?

[Guest]

I see in the propecia trials they used 1% nizoral....For hairloss is there any point in using 2%?

 

[treadstone]

I thought they used T-Gel?

This is from the methods section of the 2-year Propecia study by Merck:

"Patients received a study shampoo (Neutrogena T/Gel) for standardization of shampoo used and for prophylaxis of seborrheic dermatitis, which might affect scalp hair growth."

 

[Guest]

I thought they used T-Gel?

This is from the methods section of the 2-year Propecia study by Merck:

"Patients received a study shampoo (Neutrogena T/Gel) for standardization of shampoo used and for prophylaxis of seborrheic dermatitis, which might affect scalp hair growth."

Ok...I thought they used nizoral..My bad....So back to the question...Is 1% the same as 2% for hairloss?? Because 1% comes in a way bigger bottle and is cheaper..

 

[CCS]

yes, I don't want to dig up the small study, but the results for 1% and 2% in a 50 man trial were about the same for both over 6 months. Some guys on here use the 2% just to be safe. The 2% is more irritating to some. If you don't get irritation, and have plenty of money, why not do the 2%?

 

[optimus prime]

How much is nizoral?

Can you buy it in the UK?

And also, how does it help with hairloss? Isn't it the same as head & shoulders?

 

[Obsidian]

H&S is terrible, it does nothing for my SD/inflammation. The best ones I found that at least work for me is Nizoral (1% as 2% is too irritating) T-Gel + when I need it and Lo-Prox (perscription only) which works supremely well if you have massive inflammation.

 

[Fanjeera]

Is 1% cheaper? I'm currently on 2%, but I'm going to switch in that case.

 

[Guest]

I wish i read what ccs said earlier...I forgot about this post and bought 2% again lol..100ml of 2% just cost me 20 bucks and i seen 200ml of 1% for 16 bucks... :thumbdown2:

 

[bubka]

it is a percent, just use more :whistle: