revita shampoo work??
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yep. youre on the right lines with that and the foam. ds laboratories
who make revita also make spectral dnc which is minoxidil with some
other stuff thrown in. if you use both of them with a internal dht inhibitor (not avacor - propecia is your best bet) you have whats called 'the big
three' which is more or less what most peoples' regimens are based on.
have a look through peoples regimens and on the boards but thats what a lot of people start with and then add from there.
who make revita also make spectral dnc which is minoxidil with some
other stuff thrown in. if you use both of them with a internal dht inhibitor (not avacor - propecia is your best bet) you have whats called 'the big
three' which is more or less what most peoples' regimens are based on.
have a look through peoples regimens and on the boards but thats what a lot of people start with and then add from there.
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Sean68 said:
more avacor hating on this message board. isnt propecia only available by prescription? also, avacor's dht inhibitor is a topical, not an ingestible. for those of us not comfortable taking a prescription hair loss medication, propecia is not your best bet by any means.
plus the foam? the medication needs to reach your scalp in order for it to work. all the foam does is coat your hair, not your scalp. that is why i still believe in using the dropper mechanism to apply my product. i know its reaching my scalp- i know its actually doing something.
only those totally bald (which i am not), imo, COULD use the foam, cause you got no hair to block the foam from your scalp anyway!!
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I hate avacor too, it's overpriced minoxidil.