PROXIPHEN

[GodzillaMan]

By looking at the ingredients, it looks like its the BEST available treatment available today.

Yet I have read negative posts about it.

What do you b****s and hoes think about it?

minoxidil, spironolactone (how the heck did he get it in together?), SODs, Tempo, NANO, CPs, Spin Traps.. Damn what a list!

 

[pratc]

GodzillaMan,

There have been about three threads related to Proxiphen (and its ingredients) in the last few weeks. If you do a search you will come across them.

 

[pproctor]

By looking at the ingredients, it looks like its the BEST available treatment available today.

Yet I have read negative posts about it.

What do you b****s and hoes think about it?

minoxidil, spironolactone (how the heck did he get it in together?), SODs, Tempo, NANO, CPs, Spin Traps.. Damn what a list!

Dr Proctor comments: There is no magic treatment and not everyone responds. But, if it works and doesn't have significant toxicity issues, we tend to use it. I have nine US patents on a wide variety of hair-loss treatment agents. So, I can use agents such as spin traps, SODs, NANO, TEMPO/TEMPOL, etc. that others cannot use without infringing.

E.g. I hold the patent on TEMPOL, which is curently in clinical trials for Radiation-induced hair loss (it works). Nothing else is powerful enough to work for that. See: http://www.mitospharma.com/research/pro ... opecia.cfm .

Peter H. Proctor, PhD,MD

 

[phish]

By looking at the ingredients, it looks like its the BEST available treatment available today.

Yet I have read negative posts about it.

What do you b****s and hoes think about it?

minoxidil, spironolactone (how the heck did he get it in together?), SODs, Tempo, NANO, CPs, Spin Traps.. Damn what a list!

Dr Proctor comments: There is no magic treatment and not everyone responds. But, if it works and doesn't have significant toxicity issues, we tend to use it. I have nine US patents on a wide variety of hair-loss treatment agents. So, I can use agents such as spin traps, SODs, NANO, TEMPO/TEMPOL, etc. that others cannot use without infringing.

E.g. I hold the patent on TEMPOL, which is curently in clinical trials for Radiation-induced hair loss (it works). Nothing else is powerful enough to work for that. See: http://www.mitospharma.com/research/pro ... opecia.cfm .

Peter H. Proctor, PhD,MD

Doctor please lower your price from a 100 to 50 and you will receive tons of customers like my self. how you can charge a 100 for a product that has no study to prove the hair counts gained like propecia is beyond me. Also come on how is a colllege student ever going to afford this like my self 1,000 plus a year for my hair no thanks. The people that can afford it will be older guys who have lost their hair for to long anyway so wouldn't help much as it would for a younger guy.

I can get propecia year supply(generic proscar cut in 5ths) for 70 dollars minoxidil(generic kirkland minoxidil 6 pack applied once at night all over male pattern baldness area) year supply for 50 wich works out to like 10 dollars a month tops, wich are proven to work with STUDIES. there is no justification for you to charge in one month what i pay a year for propecia and minoxidil.

 

[Sean68]

if you use finasteride, minoxidil and spironolactone cream plus an sod its pretty much the same thing.

 

[bcapop]

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