Topical Flutamide Study vs Topical FInasteride

[DontWant2BeBald]

http://www.researchgate.net/publica..._growth_in_human_bald_scalp_grafted_onto_mice


What do you guys think, it was shown to be more effective than finasteride and it makes sense why it would be more effective.

The nice thing about this article is that it explains how they made their flutamide solution, if anybody wants to try.

I really want to try topical flutamide to see if that can stop my hairloss since finasteride and dutasteride have failed.



Any thoughts, please comment

 

[Badbald]

Quite interesting there is also this http://www.researchgate.net/publica...he_androgen_receptor_in_androgenetic_alopecia

 

[drgs_not_hugs]

Shut up and take my money
eucapil.com

 

[whatevr]

Fluridil is old news. If you do a search , there are threads about it on hair loss sites going all the way back to 2003. If it was any good, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't just fade into obscurity like it has. Though, if you have extra cash, feel free to order it and use it for a few months (while documenting of course).

 

[DontWant2BeBald]

Quite interesting there is also this http://www.researchgate.net/publica...he_androgen_receptor_in_androgenetic_alopecia

dont feel like reeading all that right now. wanna give me cliffs?

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Fluridil is old news. If you do a search , there are threads about it on hair loss sites going all the way back to 2003. If it was any good, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't just fade into obscurity like it has. Though, if you have extra cash, feel free to order it and use it for a few months (while documenting of course).

how many people have tried it consistently for like a year. I read a buch of threads and in most them the users were claiming it was helping them

 

[VaN_HaMMeRSTeiN]

Is this available anywhere but the czech republic?

 

[theRA]

I czecked the Czech forums regarding the Eucapil and users mostly reported that it didnt do anything even after 6 months of use, just so you know.

 

[DontWant2BeBald]

Fluridil is old news. If you do a search , there are threads about it on hair loss sites going all the way back to 2003. If it was any good, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't just fade into obscurity like it has. Though, if you have extra cash, feel free to order it and use it for a few months (while documenting of course).

Im not even talking about fluridil. Im talking about taking flutamide pills and making a solution from them and then applying it to your scalp. Wish I had access to such drugs here in Canda. It seems like not one website imports it here

 

[Letsbeatbaldness]

I've heard that fluridil works but only together with other treatments. Apparently it's just not strong enough by itself. Maybe flutamide or fluridil would increase the effectiveness of finasteride/the big three.

 

[ryan82]

I've heard that fluridil works but only together with other treatments. Apparently it's just not strong enough by itself. Maybe flutamide or fluridil would increase the effectiveness of finasteride/the big three.

Does someone knows where to buy Flutamide pills ?

 

[Sanchez1234]

http://www.researchgate.net/publica..._growth_in_human_bald_scalp_grafted_onto_mice


What do you guys think, it was shown to be more effective than finasteride and it makes sense why it would be more effective.

The nice thing about this article is that it explains how they made their flutamide solution, if anybody wants to try.

I really want to try topical flutamide to see if that can stop my hairloss since finasteride and dutasteride have failed.



Any thoughts, please comment

Ever tried this or anything else that slowed hairloss down?

 

[abcdefg]

im telling you lots of this stuff topical spironolactone, this, and whatever else the effectiveness is strongly tied to the topical delivery system. A lot of this stuff might not work well simply because they go cheap or use overly simplistic vehicles that just dont work well enough.