my 2 year update on minoxidil and Fluridil!!

shandoli

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Things are great...i have attached a pic to show u my hair...
now i need advice

fluridil is way too expensive..
is there nething i can replace that with?
something cheaper which will be similarly effective?

thanks

ne questions r appreciated?

go here for fotos

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UK1

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Glad you are pleased with your results, do you have any 'before' pictures?
 

Cassin

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Pictures in shandoli's "kkk" Album
 

shandoli

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hey man
my b4 pics r just the same
my hair has mantained successfully and i m very happy

but fluridil is expensive stuff
hmm
what can i replace it with?
 

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Cassin said:
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Pictures in shandoli's "kkk" Album

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docj077

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Spironolactone is probably cheaper as it has been around forever, but I don't know if you'll find a doctor willing to write a prescription to use it for hair loss. You might and you might not.

You could always use finasteride or dutasteride, as well, but it's tough to say if that will be more cost effective and more beneficial to you.
 

SnowRider22

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Go with finasteride. Nice length on the hair by the way, I want to grow mine out to that length.
 

michael barry

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Doctor,

Dr. Lee at minoxidil.com writes out spironolactone prescripts. Lipoxidil sells spironolactone with no prescript (smells pretty nice too, but its way to expensive like everything else on their site) and genhair has spironolactone also. Genhair.com's prices are nice, I dont know if their spironolactone is "de"-odorized though.


I thought fluridil was something like 45 a month? I mean thats hight and all, but it ain't a hundred bucks or something, and considering one can get generic minoxidil for 6 bucks a month at Wal-Mart (and even cheaper if you by the loniten and make it yourself)..........doesn't seem like all that bad a deal.
 
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michael barry said:
Doctor,

Dr. Lee at minoxidil.com writes out spironolactone prescripts.

mike, i think Doctor may have been talking about oral spironolactone, and most doctors will not prescribe that for hair loss.
 

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JayMan said:
mike, i think Doctor may have been talking about oral spironolactone, and most doctors will not prescribe that for hair loss.

Which is a reminder to us all that if there is even the SLIGHTEST chance of ambiguity, always always always use the appropriate modifier (oral or topical) so that people know what it is you're talking about. "The devil is in the details", as they say! :wink:

Bryan
 

TA45

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Fluridel?

What is Fluridel? Is it a topical DHT inhibitor? Is it a topical stimulant? Is it a pill? Is it Minoxidel?
 

shandoli

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Re: Fluridel?

timallen45 said:
What is Fluridel? Is it a topical DHT inhibitor? Is it a topical stimulant? Is it a pill? Is it Minoxidel?

hey man
its a topical
search for eucapil / fluridil and u will find some results

its not proven but it worked for me
fuking expensive though...
 

docj077

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JayMan said:
michael barry said:
Doctor,

Dr. Lee at minoxidil.com writes out spironolactone prescripts.

mike, i think Doctor may have been talking about oral spironolactone, and most doctors will not prescribe that for hair loss.

Yeah, I was talking about using spironolactone orally. I thought the thread creator was using it orally, as well.

My bad.
 

JWM

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Congrats on the Fluridil success! That stuff seemed to fade away into oblivion. Are you sure your results weren't simply from the minoxidil?
 

shandoli

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JWM said:
Congrats on the Fluridil success! That stuff seemed to fade away into oblivion. Are you sure your results weren't simply from the minoxidil?

thats what i cant tell u a 100% man!!

i am definitely mantaining what i have
i m gonna have to quit fluridilll tooo expeosive
i just need to find a descent topical..
ne ideas?
 
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