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Re: dr proctors products
No, it's just that in an earlier post you wondered why Dr. Proctor required a prescription, so I naturally assumed that you were talking about using regular prescription-strength Proxiphen, not the non-prescription Prox-N.
Excellent!
Oh, I dunno. I used it twice a day, myself, but if money is a big issue with you, you may only want to use it once a day. Because of that famous "Law of Diminishing Returns", I doubt that twice a day is TWICE as effective as only once a day, so it might be reasonable to sacrifice _some_ effectiveness, and pay only half as much money in return, if you understand what I mean.
Keep it on your scalp 3-4 hours, just like you would minoxidil.
Uh-oh. That worries me a bit. I don't think it's a good idea to get any gel on your scalp, if you've just applied Prox-N. Maybe that's another reason to only use Prox-N once a day, like at night. Gel and style your hair in the morning, and use Prox-N at night! :wink:
Bryan
mu0325 said:
No, it's just that in an earlier post you wondered why Dr. Proctor required a prescription, so I naturally assumed that you were talking about using regular prescription-strength Proxiphen, not the non-prescription Prox-N.
mu0325 said:
Excellent!
mu0325 said:
Oh, I dunno. I used it twice a day, myself, but if money is a big issue with you, you may only want to use it once a day. Because of that famous "Law of Diminishing Returns", I doubt that twice a day is TWICE as effective as only once a day, so it might be reasonable to sacrifice _some_ effectiveness, and pay only half as much money in return, if you understand what I mean.
Keep it on your scalp 3-4 hours, just like you would minoxidil.
mu0325 said:
Uh-oh. That worries me a bit. I don't think it's a good idea to get any gel on your scalp, if you've just applied Prox-N. Maybe that's another reason to only use Prox-N once a day, like at night. Gel and style your hair in the morning, and use Prox-N at night! :wink:
Bryan