whats the difference between

[king-]

dr lees #640 Xandrox 5% w/o Propylene Glycol
and
dr lees #540 Minoxidil 5% w/o Propylene Glycol


btw im allergic to propylene glycol thats why i want it without it

 

[king-]

anyone?

 

[Cassin]

The difference is pretty clear to me so I am not sure what you mean.



#540 Minoxidil 5% w/o Propylene Glycol
Price: $ 19.00
Quantity and Ingredients: 65 mL. 5% minoxidil (50mg minoxidil/mL) in a liquid base of 50% ethyl alcohol, 30% glycerin, and 20% water
Length of Use: 65 mL is a 1-month supply when used twice daily as directed.


Xandrox 5% w/o Propylene Glycol
#640 Xandrox 5% w/o Propylene Glycol
Price: $ 33.95
Quantity and Ingredients: 65 mL. 5% minoxidil plus 5% azelaic acid in a liquid base of 50% alcohol, 30% glycerin and 20% water.
Length of Use: 65 mL is a 1-months supply when used as directed

 

[king-]

The difference is pretty clear to me so I am not sure what you mean.



#540 Minoxidil 5% w/o Propylene Glycol
Price: $ 19.00
Quantity and Ingredients: 65 mL. 5% minoxidil (50mg minoxidil/mL) in a liquid base of 50% ethyl alcohol, 30% glycerin, and 20% water
Length of Use: 65 mL is a 1-month supply when used twice daily as directed.


Xandrox 5% w/o Propylene Glycol
#640 Xandrox 5% w/o Propylene Glycol
Price: $ 33.95
Quantity and Ingredients: 65 mL. 5% minoxidil plus 5% azelaic acid in a liquid base of 50% alcohol, 30% glycerin and 20% water.
Length of Use: 65 mL is a 1-months supply when used as directed

thanks man but i ment the difference as in quality forgot to put that out like i know the prices are different but is xandrox known for better results?

 

[Cassin]

I haven't read too many people that felt like the price difference was justified

 

[Bryan]

There is no in vivo scientific evidence to support Dr. Lee's claim that topical azelaic acid works as a 5a-reductase inhibitor in either humans or animals. In fact, the preponderance of the scientific evidence suggests that it does NOT do that.

 

[king-]

There is no in vivo scientific evidence to support Dr. Lee's claim that topical azelaic acid works as a 5a-reductase inhibitor in either humans or animals. In fact, the preponderance of the scientific evidence suggests that it does NOT do that.

thankss but i read far to many good reviews on xandrox ...........weird ?

 

[Bryan]

thankss but i read far to many good reviews on xandrox ...........weird ?

I don't recall seeing many particularly good reviews of Xandrox. Of course, people who _do_ respond to it may well be responding just to the minoxidil. It's probably nothing more than just an expensive source for topical minoxidil.