Recent content by clams

they’re going to beat breezula to market at this point. When the f*** is that phase 3 going to start…

I dont think it’s strange. This is cutting edge technology while Pyrilutamide is less so but is essentially guaranteed for success.

where? Alibaba?

1 study where they found “minimal” growth. I’m looking for latanoprost to at least thicken and darken my hair.

That’s a fair point I did not know they were private. I still think news is imminent if the study was positive. We shall see.

There is this a doctor on Reddit named Dr. Powers who I found has a hair loss solution that includes latanoprost. It is severely under dosed compared with the dosage from positive clinical study, but I have had crazy results with Latisse to my brows/lashes at similar dosage, so I am still...

they would have amended the protocol to allow more people to join the study if that was the case, which would have changed the completion date of the study. The smoking gun is that they have updated the study clinicaltrials.gov to completed in January. Even with a 1 month follow up period, they...

When a pharmaceutical company has positive data they don’t sit on it, they press release the top line data right away. They have had plenty of time since the completion of the study to get the data ready, we should be hearing about it any week now if it is positive. Everyday that passes...

I work in clinical research at a pharmaceutical company. IMO we should get a press release any week now if the data is positive, they have had plenty of time to get the data ready at this point.

Don’t mistake your pessimism for rationality. You’ve provided a bunch of weak points and baseless conjecture. It’s 2020, lots hair transplant offices are going to have -70s on-site, and Replicel already claims to have an economically feasible plan for off-site storage. I have personally shipped...

The average consumers of hair transplants are not as savvy as a pessimistic, forum-dwelling autist like yourself. It’s all about how you sell the product. You’d have these hair transplant doctors recommending it along with the transplant. Again, I point you to the widespread use of PRP in the...

Pretty obvious to see the viability of this product in the hair transplant industry, which is a mult-billion dollar industry itself. You already have these patients investing $10k+ to maintain their hair, an extra $1500 for a yearly cell based therapy to maintain their results is an easy sell...

There's obviously not billions of dollars in that you're way off. You can't just start a crispr research company, they don't even understand the genetics anyway. I guess if you wanted to actually do something you could try to find some researchers to raise money for, but I doubt there's even the...

You're pitching a major pharmaceutical company that's also a charity. Bill and Melinda Gates do that for African children lmao. Good luck man I'm sure there is 50 billion dollars worth of sympathy out there for depressed white guys.

We're talking about one subject specifically from the study, not the total results.