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Yeah let's see the results for the males hahaha. $120? For a fuckin bottle? Sorry if my language offends anyone but you've gotta be hummin my balls
S. Korea Hair Cm3 / Ngf-574h Cosmetic Due Q1 2019
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And I naively predicted the whole pack to be $150. I think it was the ceo of Celino, Jay Lee, who said that on folliclethought. f*** this sh*t honestly. How can a ceo miscalculate the price this much?
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Even this 'once or twice a day' looks so much like snake oil. And selling an overpriced shampoo just for scalp care doesn't make it better.
br1
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Makes it worse. Scam rule number #1 - include a shampoo in the products combo.
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I don't really like the idea of a shampoo being sold with the package, but I don't think it should be called a "scam" without knowing its effectiveness or whether it will. We already know the thinking of each one, it is not necessary to repeat it again and again, I just hope one more update to be able to value. So I remain cautious waiting for more information etc.
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Your profile pic has nearly ruined my nofap 100 times
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No dude not since about 2 years. Terrible side effects and PFS. CD nuts protocol and time got me to where I am now. Still not 100% but at the final stretch for sure. The kids on here talking about how it doesn't cause sides are naive.
MrJolly16
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That´s all my friend has so far... "Sorry if it's above your expectation. We are confident though with value for money in terms of efficacy and onset time. Ragaine and its generic products have been on the market for long and our target customers will be those who do not gain any benefit or who are not satisfied with the product."
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If this was an alternative to finasteride I'd pay the price but there is no way in hell that I'd pay 120 Euro per month for bootleg minoxidil.
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minoxidil and finasteride are together extremely cheap and can help you get 1 norwood or at least thicken the existing hair. For this price it should regrow you all still alive hair follicles in 6 months. If it gives you 2 norwoods in 6-12 months? Then Ok, I understand the price. There is literally no competition. If not. Goodbye. minoxidil sucks, but it is cheap.
Evidently, another stem cell derived topical from the US is about to be released towards the end of this year. That might be the required competition.
We really need a state of the art replacement for the ancient meds such as minoxidil, fina etc.....we really do
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What's that one
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this gives me some confidence...
I would also like to know what this US topical about to be released is as well.
PRP + ACell didn't work for me. It made my situation worse than ever. I'm always slightly skeptical about regenerative treatments since then, but I'm willing to try things since I got not much left to lose except a ton of miniaturized weak hair
The FT administrator mentioned it. The company does not want to be named yet.
I guess they are waiting for official Celino results. Efficacy comparison hence setting their price accordingly methinks.
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Shiiiiit and i was hoping that this is going to save my hair after trinov failure. But this seems to repeat that trinov route at even more insane price. Would be good if the hairloss companies were reading forum topics about their products.
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Companies will always seek the greatest possible benefit, they are not "charitable souls" for example propecia cost me more than 60 s a month a few years ago and that's why I stopped taking it.
With this I tell you not to expect a drug that is truly the solution and with a price adjustable to the economy of each person.
If this product really has the effectiveness as it claims to be, then I think its price is justifiable. If not, it's total, ridiculous rubbish, as time always will tell us the truth.
bluesuedeshoes
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You'd have thought their research would suggest that they would make more money selling at a more affordable price. May be wrong here but arent items usually much more expensive at clinics as they factor in insurance and can hike the prices up?
If this stuff actually worked and gained me a Norwood and kept me there, I'd have no problem forking out 120 a month. But im a desperate c***.
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Are you guys forgetting to factor in the cost of flying to Korea and paying full price for a doctor visit in order for them to administer it? Because if only doctors can apply the part that supposedly 'works', this won't be available in the US for years and years and years.