Vanicream instead of dermovan?

[shuggyboy]

hi

for Bryan or others can use vanicream found here http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... Track=true

with the ingerdients: purified water, white petrolatum, cetearyl alcohol and ceteareth-20, sorbitol solution, propylene glycol, simethicone, glyceryl monostearate, polyethylene glycol monostearate, sorbic acid and BHT.

instead of dermovan which i cant seem to get sent to the UK, its near iimpossible

thanks
shuggy

 

[shuggyboy]

no one at all?

 

[Bryan]

It might be ok, but you could also simply order Dermovan through a Web site and have them ship it to you.

 

[shuggyboy]

hi Bryan

Tried to get a source for dermovan to ship to the Uk but to no avail, what other vehicle would you surmise would work just as good?

thanks again

 

[shuggyboy]

lol wheres all the info buddies out there?>

 

[Hans Gruber]

sorry but i havent a clue what either of those things are,but im not replying to say just that,im sure not many people would know ,so dont be too down with not too many answers

 

[Old Baldy]

lol wheres all the info buddies out there?>

One of the members from England uses this stuff in the link below. He posted the ingredients before and they appear very good.

Btw, your vanicream appears ok also.

http://www.e45.com/main.asp?pid=3318

 

[Thinning hair]

I had the same idea when I could get hold of Dermovan locally. Of course by the ingredients it should be fine and will not react to spriolactione.

Also I wish that ppl would stop putting white parffum and BHT in every type of cream I see! It's so last forever years ago tech, which doesn't do good to skin or scalps.

 

[shuggyboy]

hi guys

thanks for the replies my only concern about the E45 is that would it be a suitable carrier for spironolactone topically? i think dermovan and dermabsae are sepcific to that purpose?

any ideas?

cheers