Should I add revivogen?

[Snarfleflous]

I've been on finasteride for years, and I have a feeling it's losing its effectiveness for me. I've been pondering dutasteride for awhile, but I'm still apprehensive. I'm looking for some help in the DHT reduction area, and I'm wondering if revivogen would be a good choice to add to my current regimen.

I'm certainly not looking forward to applying three different topicals throughout the day (mainly because I've been using dermatch too, which complicates matters), nor am I looking forward to spending any more money on my hair, but I DO want to do my best to keep what I have until the time comes when I decide to start taking dutasteride (if ever).

So whaddya think...is revivogen worth the hassle?

Here's my current regimen:

-Propecia/Finpecia 1mg **1x/day** (Fall 2001)
-minoxidil 5% 1 ml **2x/day** (February 2006)
-Folligen Spray **every 1-2 days** (September 2006)
-1% Nizoral (January 2006) followed with Pantene Pro-V Full n' Thick Conditioner **(Every 2-3 days)**
-Pantene Pro-V 2-in-1 Full n' Thick (Non-nizoral days)
-Green Tea **1x/day**
-Saw Palmetto 160mg **2x/day**
-Zinc 30mg **every 1-3 days**

 

[Jm0311]

had any sides from finasteride?

revivogen scalp therapy? is that what you mean?

 

[JohnnySeville]

Revivogen is a good choice for a topical. Some good science behind it. I recently changed over to Revivogen and spironolactone since I had sides with finasteride, so far so good. I use the Revivogen at bedtime since it can be greasy.

 

[Snarfleflous]

Yes, revivogen scalp therapy is what I mean...I don't plan on using the shampoo or conditioner.

And no, I've had no sides from finasteride (I've been on it for 6 years, and I think that my male pattern baldness is starting to catch up to it).

 

[JohnnySeville]

Using a topical such as this or spironolactone would probably be a good idea. No need to use the shampoo/cond, they are probably a waste.