whats a good morning antiandrogen besides spirop cream?
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Beethoven
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Fluridil is a good option to consider.
It dries in half a minute, has no smell and no color.
3 things to consider:
1.It's 96% alcohol so it can be drying/irateting for some people scalp.
2.It decompose in water (safety mechanizm, so it won't have
systemic antiandrogenetic activity if absorbed into the blood), so I
guess you have to be carefull not to sweat or get wet from rain in the
first few hours after application.
3. Pretty expensive.
about effectivness: I'm using it a little more than two months, so far I think it's working, but still to early to really know. I'll give updates.
good luck whatever you choose, seems like you have very strong regimen anyway.
It dries in half a minute, has no smell and no color.
3 things to consider:
1.It's 96% alcohol so it can be drying/irateting for some people scalp.
2.It decompose in water (safety mechanizm, so it won't have
systemic antiandrogenetic activity if absorbed into the blood), so I
guess you have to be carefull not to sweat or get wet from rain in the
first few hours after application.
3. Pretty expensive.
about effectivness: I'm using it a little more than two months, so far I think it's working, but still to early to really know. I'll give updates.
good luck whatever you choose, seems like you have very strong regimen anyway.
Beethoven
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About fluridil: the two official shops are now offering one free box with your order in case you fill the user survey, so you pay for two and get three for example - so it's a little bit cheaper.
Another option is maybe to use the 2% spironolactone which is liquid for the days - much less mess than the cream, both genhair and Dr lee sell it.
Another option is the topical Flutamide that genhair sells, but I remember Bryan posted the article that showed it has too much systemic absorption.
I have no idea about Crinagen, sorry, I also don't remember any users reports here.
Another option is maybe to use the 2% spironolactone which is liquid for the days - much less mess than the cream, both genhair and Dr lee sell it.
Another option is the topical Flutamide that genhair sells, but I remember Bryan posted the article that showed it has too much systemic absorption.
I have no idea about Crinagen, sorry, I also don't remember any users reports here.