All we need to know about Bimatoprost for regrowth
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Ok how are we gonna do this? Does someone want to contact OC? I did previously but I only asked price for research purposes. If they dont want to sell it to private individuals, then I would have to order it thru the Uni I work for. I am a little bit anxious that people wont pay OC and then the others are screwed or have to wait a long time. Thus make sure you can afford it, otherwise participate in the next order.
If they dont want to split the order in 10 and receive 10 different payments, then I'll order it myself and people can buy it from me (that is if they trust me..... :innocent: ). It would have to be fair tho...all costs would have to be covered!
If they dont want to split the order in 10 and receive 10 different payments, then I'll order it myself and people can buy it from me (that is if they trust me..... :innocent: ). It would have to be fair tho...all costs would have to be covered!
I think the results from bimatoprost are achieved a lot faster than with minoxidil. We could experiment with 3 mg a day for one month and see what happens, although I fear it's a waste of money. If this turns out to be effective, more people will order, and the price should go way down.
OK let's not get our panties in a wad here... rest assured, I wouldn't put too much stock in this statement at all. Bauman himself probably has too much stock in minoxidil to foolishly steer people away to some other relatively unattainable product.
Fortunately, we have controlled studies to go by, and we have earlier you-tube videos which I posted, and we have chemical suppliers who don't give a rat's *** about the profits of Big Pharma companies (unlike doctors at these conferences who are sponsored by these companies).
To repeat for the 37th time, the monkey study used the exact concentration we're going to purchase (NOT 10x this) and they noted significant regrowth equal to 5% minoxidil, and that was with latanaprost, which is NOT as powerful as bimatoprost. End of story.
It's not the concentration that's important, but the total amount of drug. The video of him at the beginning of this thread, the one where he's prescribing bimatoprost and having great success, states that the patients are going through the same bottle of $130 Latisse 3 mL .03% solution that he mentions in the statement you quoted, every three weeks! That's only slightly more than half of what we'll be going through in 3 DAYS! Case closed.
Let's stay focused here and get this sh** ordered already!
Fortunately, we have controlled studies to go by, and we have earlier you-tube videos which I posted, and we have chemical suppliers who don't give a rat's *** about the profits of Big Pharma companies (unlike doctors at these conferences who are sponsored by these companies).
To repeat for the 37th time, the monkey study used the exact concentration we're going to purchase (NOT 10x this) and they noted significant regrowth equal to 5% minoxidil, and that was with latanaprost, which is NOT as powerful as bimatoprost. End of story.
It's not the concentration that's important, but the total amount of drug. The video of him at the beginning of this thread, the one where he's prescribing bimatoprost and having great success, states that the patients are going through the same bottle of $130 Latisse 3 mL .03% solution that he mentions in the statement you quoted, every three weeks! That's only slightly more than half of what we'll be going through in 3 DAYS! Case closed.
Let's stay focused here and get this sh** ordered already!
Quoting from the Original study
'The effect of latanoprost was dose dependant - with the minimal effective dose was 50 mg/ml (0.005% w/v).
'At a dose of 500 mg/ml (0.05%), latanoprost induced significantcant hair growth'
I think the later paper reflecting on this study confused these doses, and said the effective does was in fact .5%
Doesn't make sense that they would do phase 2 studys on a substance that is cost prohibitive, especially taking into consideration a significant commercial markup (ie not buying materials in bulk as we are).
'The effect of latanoprost was dose dependant - with the minimal effective dose was 50 mg/ml (0.005% w/v).
'At a dose of 500 mg/ml (0.05%), latanoprost induced significantcant hair growth'
I think the later paper reflecting on this study confused these doses, and said the effective does was in fact .5%
Doesn't make sense that they would do phase 2 studys on a substance that is cost prohibitive, especially taking into consideration a significant commercial markup (ie not buying materials in bulk as we are).
keith said:
Hahaha. Seriously, I think people are trying to sabotage this order? WTF?? :woot:
(Keith, please refer to previous posts
)Until we place this order, all questions related to dosages and concentrations are strictly... :banned:
We are in the final stages of this process. Just need the most reliable company willing to produce this stuff ASAP. Peeps' hairs are dying over here! :doh:
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