Finasteride pill (brand name Propecia) is one of the only two FDA approved products for hair loss treatment. Topical finasteride has been explored by many users to lower side effects of finasteride pill. This blog will discuss (1) if the topical finasteride works, (2) does it have less side effects, (3)  the best way to avoid side effects,  (4) how to compound topical finasteride yourself, (5) where to buy premade solution, (6) how to make the best topical finasteride and many other commonly asked questions.

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Minoxidil shampoo is a hair loss product which contains minoxidil as the primary active ingredient. It appears to be a very convenient hair loss treatment because it eliminates any additional tasks for users by integrating it with the daily shower routine. Nonetheless, the biggest question is: does it work? This blog will answer this question with scientific evidence. It also discusses different brands of shampoo with minoxidil and their possible side effects. Furthermore, this blog also discusses some superior alternatives.

Many people think pyrilutamide is the most exiting development for hair loss treatment since finasteride. Does it live up to the hype? This article will help you draw your own conclusion. 

With more than 15 years of formulating various special minoxidil products. We recently launched an alcohol free minoxidil product at the request of some customers. The product can be used for both men and women for hair, beard, mustache, or eyebrow growth. This article goes over all the aspects of an alcohol free minoxidil product to allow you to make an informed decision before you make a purchase

CB-03-01 (cortexolone 17α-propionate, CB-03-01) 1% cream is a topical androgen receptor inhibitor which has mainly been developed for the treatment of acne vulgaris (1). It is also presently being investigated in a large phase II clinical trial for the topical treatment of male-pattern baldness. CB-03-01 has been found to inhibit the androgen receptor regulated pathway.

Xyon, a new topical Finasteride gel preparation is designed to reduce finasteride side effects while increasing effectiveness. How does it work? How to use it? is it superior to other topical Finasteride preparations? This article explains it all.

In this article, we aim to unpack the realities of liposomal gel topical finasteride products. We'll take a look at how they work, the potential advantages, practical considerations, and how they stack up against the more familiar liquid topicals—a staple for many in their hair restoration journey.

What is Trinov Lozione Anticaduta? We will go over the ingredients, mechanism of action, validated results in men and women, adverse effects and side effects, accessibility and price, as well as its performance compared to other well-established remedies for hair loss – Minoxidil and Finasteride in this blog.

There are numerous products on the market intended for hair loss treatment. Many of them have completely different key ingredients. This makes it difficult to choose the right products.  We very often received questions from our customers asking our thoughts on Stemoxydine and Aminexil. Here we are going to briefly examine these two ingredients in comparison with the gold standard Minoxidil.

Dutasteride:  A Modern Cure for Balding? Modern drugs are making great strides in solving many of the problems we used to simply accept as our fate.  Think, for a moment, about the drug Botox. Initially introduced as a vanity drug to help people eliminate wrinkles, it's now been shown to help migraine sufferers end debilitating headaches. As researchers put  more energy into testing off label uses, they are finding that many products once marketed for one medical problem are surprisingly effective at solving other problems as well.

Using minoxidil sulfate is a bad idea for 4 reasons: a). Minoxidil is converted to minoxidil sulfate automatically. b). Minoxidil sulfate is very unstable. c). It too expensive to buy real minoxidil sulfate. d). It compromises the activity of minoxidil.

Many sellers try to sell people "revolutionary natural hair regrowth products" with similar stories (1) Their products are made of naturals ingredients and free of any "terrible side effects of minoxidil or finasteride". (2). The natural ingredients are clinical proven to work better than minoxidil or finasteride. (3). The creator of the product may even claim he used the products himself and received amazing results by showing before and after pictures that are actually from the use of minoxidil and/or finasteride or hair transplant. 

Trioxidil is a triple action hair health complex which contains a plethora of active ingredients that work synergistically to promote hair growth and stimulate thick and robust hair. This triple action hair anti-thinning complex. What is the components of it, any side effects, does it really work, what is the better options. Find all the answers in the blog.

Basica Care^® Minoxidil is another generic Rogaine^® Minoxidil liquid, just like Kirkland Minoxidil. For those who are not familar with this new brand, you may be surprised because Basic Care® seemed come from nowhere and all of sudden it climbed to the no. 1 position on Amazon.com when you search minoxidil. Basic Care is actually an Amazon's own brand. 

Azelaic acid is a naturally occurring substance that studies have shown to inhibit 5-alpha-reductase in human skin. 5-alpha-reductase converts testosterone into dihydrotestostrone (DHT), accumulation of which in scalp is believed to be responsible for the male pattern hair loss. Inhibition of this enzyme by azelaic acid can reduce the concentration of DHT in scalp and therefore stimulate hair regrowth. Azelaic acid can be found in many prescription acne medications. Azelaic acid is added to minoxidil solutions in hair loss treatment products because it has different mechanism of action in preventing hair loss.