S5 Cream - Any Good Effects (seven Words)?

[himynameisj]

Anyone uses it? What are the results? Is it a good substitute to Propecia?

 

[g.i joey]

its a great substitute for doing nothing, they both have the same effect.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

its a great substitute for doing nothing, they both have the same effect.

You don't know that.

 

[sunchyme1]

lol does anyone have any f*****g idea whether this stuff actually works

its been around for years but still so split in opinions

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

Why do you guys not trust the Admin and Swoop?

 

[sunchyme1]

Why do you guys not trust the Admin and Swoop?

what do u think about s5 cream dave? in terms of its effectiveness and safety/side effects?

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

what do u think about s5 cream dave? in terms of its effectiveness and safety/side effects?

I don't know, I assume it's weakly effective and give very weak side effects.

I'm considering it as an addition to my regimen.

 

[dralex]

I don't know, I assume it's weakly effective and give very weak side effects.

I'm considering it as an addition to my regimen.

Where are you planning on buying it from? I may as well try it, seeing as how nothing else is working for me.

 

[Roberto_72]

Where are you planning on buying it from? I may as well try it, seeing as how nothing else is working for me.

From this site?
I am planning to add it as well.

 

[WMQ]

I am planning to add it as well.

Why? You're already on RU. spironolactone is much weaker.

 

[Roberto_72]

Why? You're already on RU. spironolactone is much weaker.

Because it comes as a cream. I have oily skin and I always aim at varying the different application types.
This is why I liked noegenic stemoxydine: although costly, it came as a gel.
I think the secret to a good "cure" is diversification.
Oh, and luck.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

Why? You're already on RU. spironolactone is much weaker.

They're not the same process.

From what I understand, S5 Plus is weak, but it may have potential in combination therapy.

 

[WMQ]

They're not the same process.

From what I understand, S5 Plus is weak, but it may have potential in combination therapy.

I thought it's also the anti androgen angle? I wouldn't expect too much from the alphatradiol and tempol. If spironolactone works then they're icing on the cake. If it doens't then those two won't help either.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

I thought it's also the anti androgen angle? I wouldn't expect too much from the alphatradiol and tempol. If spironolactone works then they're icing on the cake. If it doens't then those two won't help either.

Alfatradiol is documented to be a modestly effective treatment.
Tempol is speculative, which is fine. If Swoop is enthusiastic, then I am.
Spironolactone, as discussed elsewhere on this site, is an anti-androgen but is so from three different angles.

 

[WMQ]

Because it comes as a cream. I have oily skin and I always aim at varying the different application types.
This is why I liked noegenic stemoxydine: although costly, it came as a gel.
I think the secret to a good "cure" is diversification.
Oh, and luck.

That makes sense. Liquid can be really painful sometimes. But wait... neogenic is a gel? Always thought it comes in a mostly ethanol/water vehicle

 

[Roberto_72]

That makes sense. Liquid can be really painful sometimes. But wait... neogenic is a gel? Always thought it comes in a mostly ethanol/water vehicle

It is a new option

 

[hairblues]

Im thinking of trying the cream as well..I use a spray from Dr but Im worried the alcohol may be degrading it..The Dr secretary told me no alcohol but i can smell alcohol..so i think she is mistaken...it has a year shelf life accorindint to pharmacist...but I'm interested in trying cream..one in Am one in PM just to see if i see a great difference.

 

[WMQ]

It is a new option

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I just peeped on your regimen. It blows my mind: six topical applications per day??? How do you even find all the time to do this (spacing time between adjacent applications included)?

You're truly fighting the male pattern baldness war with passion. And I suppose you're not losing anymore hair with your arsenal?Though there's no heavy gun, it looks like almost all known angles covered. 5ARi+AA+anti inflammatory+growth stimulant. Maybe lacking a bit PGD2 receptor blocker.

 

[hairblues]

It is a new option

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what is that? Stemoxydine?

 

[Roberto_72]

I just peeped on your regimen. It blows my mind: six topical applications per day??? How do you even find all the time to do this (spacing time between adjacent applications included)?

You're truly fighting the male pattern baldness war with passion. And I suppose you're not losing anymore hair with your arsenal?Though there's no heavy gun, it looks like almost all known angles covered. 5ARi+AA+anti inflammatory+growth stimulant. Maybe lacking a bit PGD2 receptor blocker.

No, I am not losing hair anymore. However, the cure is costly and time-consuming.
PGD2 blocked you mean like latanoprost? I will call a derm next week. He prescribes it and has a chemist who does it.