Propecia vs generic product

[gsxr1000]

Hi I am new to this forum and almost completely clueless to what products are good or not. Infact, this is my firsst attempt to do anything about my hair and I hope I didnt wait to long. I'm 25 now and my hair is thinned quite a bit. I've heard that I should use Nizoral Shampoo(not sure of spelling). What is that, where can I get it, and will it work? I also have heard that there is a generic drug called fropecia that is supposed to work as good as propecia, is this correct? Any info would be helpful. Thanks

 

[Hammer87]

Nizoral contains ketoconzale which is apparently has anti inflammatory and mild anti DHT properties. It contains 1% or 2% Keto, 1% over the counter in a pharmacist, 2% may require a prescription depending where you are (UK = No need, USA yes I think)

Propecia contains 1mg Finasteride. Generics like Finpecia are made by a reputatable Indian company named Cipla, they are also 1mg Finasteride - They are the same, but some have concerns about buying over the net and whether the site selling is legit. Inhouse Pharmacy and Unitedpharmacy are apprently legit and fine for generics.