Tricomin Vs Lasercomb for regrowth

syf77

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Dear all,

I had pretty good results from Propecia over a yr and had decent regrowth on the vertex and Anterior Mid-Scalp. However, the temples seem to be quite stubborn and I see minimal regrowth over there.

I am thinking whether to add Tricomin or the Lasercomb to my treatment to further enhance regrowth. Minoxidil causes scale irritation for me. Pls advise. Thanks.
 

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mogadon said:
i wouldnt bother with either, their both crap. save your money

They're not crap.

Tricomin is great for reducing scalp irritation and helping provide a healthier scalp for Minoxidil absorbtion -- so it is at its most effective when combined in a regimen with Minoxidil.

Lasercomb has passed FDA trials for achieving a cosmetic difference in hair loss sufferers, and are currently undergoing further trials to prove that it actually helps regrow hair.

My advice -- go with Tricomin, and wait and see on the Lasercomb. Tricomin is cheaper.
 

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syf77 said:
I think in the long run, the Lasercomb will be cheaper than Tricomin.

True, but I would still put Tricomin ahead of Lasercomb for the simple fact that copper peptides have been proven to do what they do, whereas Lasercomb is still in trials.

But don't let me discourage you from LC -- I'll probably get one as well when I have the cash to spare just to see how it works for me.
 

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Tricomin is not FDA approved as a hair regrowth product although it has undergone partial FDA trials.

On the other hand, the Lasercomb seems to be going full steam ahead with the FDA approval.

Correct me if I am wrong, but I would give the lasercomb more credibility in that sense.
 

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Well, it sounds like you already had your mind made up before you started the topic.

I would still argue that Tricomin has more scientific backing to it than LC, and I think you'll find the majority of hair loss specialists recommending copper peptides before LaserComb.

But it's your money.
 
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