Overwhelmed by options, don't wanna use propecia though!

dolomick

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Hello...

So after getting tired of the sexual side effects of propecia, I want to use something else, but I am overwhelmed by all the options. I saw this on another post....
1) Propecia (2) Rogaine (3) Tricomin (4) Topical spironolactone 5% (5) Revivogen (6) Crinagen (7) Folligen (8 ) Everything else.

For a propecia alternative, there seems to be topical spironolactone, revivogen, and crinagen. Anyone have any preferences on these alternatives, or have I missed any that I should consider?

I'm also thinking of trying tricomin since it has copper peptide stuff going on, a different way of working maybe, but I've seen people saying folligen is cheaper and also uses copper peptide technology so that's one thing I need to decide on...which of those to use.

Then, as for Rogaine, Dr. Lee has a number of Rogaine products with azelaic acid, retin-a, different strengths, etc... then there is Spectral DNC. Dr. Proctor also has minoxidil formulations. I feel the 5% standard minoxidil I am using is not very effective so I'd like recommendations on what to try next on the Minoxidil front.

In summary, can someone who really knows their stuff recommend a regimen that does not include finasteride but has a DHT inhibitor, a minoxidil formulation, and one of the copper peptide products? (and anything else I may be missing)

THANKS!

Kevin
 

RadioRaheem

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dolomick said:
Hello...

So after getting tired of the sexual side effects of propecia, I want to use something else, but I am overwhelmed by all the options. I saw this on another post....
1) Propecia (2) Rogaine (3) Tricomin (4) Topical spironolactone 5% (5) Revivogen (6) Crinagen (7) Folligen (8 ) Everything else.

In summary, can someone who really knows their stuff recommend a regimen that does not include finasteride but has a DHT inhibitor, a minoxidil formulation, and one of the copper peptide products? (and anything else I may be missing)

THANKS!

Kevin


I'd recommend for a topical-only regimen -- (2) Rogaine FOAM, (4) Topical spironolactone 5%, and Copper Peptides. Now I'm not sure what product has Copper Peptides alone. I don't want to say Tricomin and other products since I don't know how much of it they contain. Maybe try to get something that contains it primarily...
 

dolomick

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flimflam said:
read up on "Eucapil" for dht blocking

The things I'm not so crazy about Eucapil are that it is about $45 per month, has only been tested by the company that made it, and can not be used within 2 or more hours of any water being on the scalp. That doesn't mean I won't try it though if someone convinces me it's worth it... anyone love this stuff?
 
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