Ideal Concentration For Topical Pge2

[baldingAF]

currently speaking to compounding pharmacist who has pge2 to create transdermal cream with. What would be ideal concentration as neither they are sure but are still willing to help

 

[westonci]

100mcg/ml according to http://swisstemples.com/what-to-buy-and-use/

This is what he said on the private forum

"100mcg per ml is receptor saturation dose as demonstrated in some studies. So using more will not net you better results. It would just be a waste of pge2."

 

[baldingAF]

Thanks Mate! I've been following your post and good on you. I've asked the pharmacist to add a few other things to the cream, I can't find much on concentrations even for the ones that do have articles associated with them. Any info on those too as it seems like you know more about this than me:

Glutathione
Quercetin
Capsaicin
Tretinoin
Vitamin D3
Calcium Lactate
Ricinoleic acid

 

[ALightInTheDark]

Thanks Mate! I've been following your post and good on you. I've asked the pharmacist to add a few other things to the cream, I can't find much on concentrations even for the ones that do have articles associated with them. Any info on those too as it seems like you know more about this than me:

Glutathione
Quercetin
Capsaicin
Tretinoin
Vitamin D3
Calcium Lactate
Ricinoleic acid

Capsaicin/Glutathione you can take it orally. Ricinoleic acid activates one of 4 PGE2 receptor. If you've got alrealdy PGE2 you don't need it.
Calcium Lactate won't be useful compared to UK and RCGD.
I'm not sure for Quercetin.. And tretinoin could increase absorbtion of minoxidil but I don't know about PGE2.

 

[InBeforeTheCure]

Ricinoleic acid activates one of 4 PGE2 receptor.

Two actually - EP3 and EP4.

Source: Tunaru et al.