Recent content by mrkite

I mean, I think it was the seti...or maybe the custom liquid it was dissolved in. I got it from a private forum. I don't even know what the solute is made out of, so who really knows.

I don't know how it was possible, but it seems even topical setipiprant gave me side effects, and not the side effects that are common with this drug either. It gave me brain fog/head pressure very similar to what Propecia gave me two years ago. I used 1 mL of 5% one night back in early August...

Just wondering because I was on Celexa for 5 years before I took my first dose of 0.25 mg finasteride and it gave me bad brain fog that took weeks to go away. Dunno if being on Celexa for so long had anything to do with my bad reaction.

Do you have any before and after photos you can show us of a time you were using Seti and another of when your hair went downhill after you stopped using it?

Even if it goes away there's no guarantee your health will be safe in the long run if you continue taking RU. - - - Updated - - - Even if it goes away there's no guarantee your health will be safe in the long run if you continue taking RU. Could have slow accumulative effect.

2.5% seems a little high, does it not?

You should try Neogenic. Seems to be working for el_duterino.

I don't use it, but I've talked to people who do. Yes, it works. No, it shouldn't have side effects like other antiandrogens do.

Probably CB, which seems like a safer alternative to RU. So expensive to get though.

It's being trialled at 5%. I would at least use a concentration of 2%.

I don't see what's to debate, really. Take finasteride, keep your hair. Don't take finasteride, lose your hair.

Sides on CB, eh? Like what?

Do you use Hasson & Wong's Topical finasteride? What percentage of finasteride? I live in Vancouver and have been thinking of trying it out.

I don't get it. Is this like a NEW formulation Hasson & Wong are coming out with? Because they've been prescribing topical finasteride for a while now.

OP, just because you've been on finasteride for three weeks and haven't got side effects doesn't mean you could never get them. Sometimes they creep up on you later on.