Regaine sale at Chemist warehouse.
1 month foam - $31.99
3 months + 1 month free solution - $72.99
1 month extra strength - $29.99
Expires 10/05/2020
½ Price Regaine Men's Hair Loss Range - 1 Month Foam $31.99 & More @ Chemist Warehouse
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ashdays on 28/04/2020 - 14:45 chemistwarehouse.com.au (649 clicks)
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Last edited 28/04/2020 - 14:48 by 2 other users
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Kirkland minoxidil 5% 5 months 52 dollars on eBay au.
can you get from costco?
Link?
Thanks fast fingered Mods 😀
I blinked and my post was edited 😀😀
is it really good? What exactly is its effect? Slowing down the hair decline and loss?
Put it on twice a day, can reduce hair loss rate only while using, and can also regrow hair in some very rare cases. For me it did thicken my hair a little, and definitely slowed hair loss. Was a lot of effort though.
For real results use Finasteride tablets 1mg/day paired with Regaine once a day should be fine as well (side effects appear in something like less than 1% of people). Buy the 5mg and cut it in 5 pieces.
Also, I believe Regaine affects mostly the hair at the front of the hair and Finasteride is more all around but focuses at the back.If your hair loss isn't too bad, wait a couple of more years. Stem cell therapy is making some strides in this field with at least one successful trial I know about. Should be available within the next couple of years
Finasteride, sold under the brand names Proscar and Propecia among others, is a medication mainly used to treat an enlarged prostate or hair loss in men. It can also be used to treat excessive hair growth in women and as a part of hormone therapy for transgender women.
no thanks, i'll pass.
If you believe this medication could have benefits for you, I'd suggest doing some in-depth reading into the studies and statistics, with particular focus on side-effects as that is where most exercise caution.
I did, including going deep into Cochrane reviews, and concluded that noticeable side-effects appear to affect in the range of 1-2%, and there is no difference between groups in the longer term (>18mo).
I now take generic finasteride 5mg in quarters, skip the 5th day (i.e. 1mg daily), for a cost of $6 for month, have thicker hair and paused my recession, and have no side-effects. The barrier is getting a prescriber to provide the script, as it will be an off-label indication. I did it on my second GP, and with 5 repeats have 2.5yrs of supply. If you feel this to be doctor-shopping and the ethics inhibit you, you can ask for a referral to a dermatologist (at much greater cost) if your GP declines.
Finasteride and minoxidil are the only medicines with evidence for temporarily slowing or stopping androgenic alopecia. I use both for < ~$10/mo, with good effect. When you compare the costs to the "clinics" for mens hair loss, who will "prescribe" you therapies with little evidence, you will understand why they are a rort. But they do have very big marketing budgets to finance!
@poshjimmyxo: I don't believe there has been any long term studies done though. I remember when I looked at it a while back, that there were questions around liver function and increase above population risk of cancer with greater than 2 years of regular use. I ended up giving up after 6 months as I had sexual drive reduction and erectile issues, luckily it went away when I stopped, but something to consider, as Regaine can cause permanent sexual drive problems. I quickly realised that being vain was not worth any of this effort or drugs. It's serious stuff, with some really crazy potential side affects. My mate got a permanent skin condition after using this also, it built from a rash on his scalp days after starting.
@onlinepred: Your 6 month trial is adequate, and your description of sexual dysfunction side-effects sound significant. I too would have advised cessation in order to reverse those temporary side-effects.
@poshjimmyxo: Yea regaine has the risk of permenant side affects. I don't know if the side effects I had was from regaine or finasteride. Was lucky they reversed.
@onlinepred: @onlinepred is Rogaine can cause permanent sexual drive problem? is it for solution or tablets? sorry for stupid question. I apply Hair-A-Gain twice every day.
@Matcha: Usually prescribed for prostate conditions (at 5mg daily).
1mg daily is an off-label indication for androgenic alopecia.
A GP may be comfortable prescribing.
A dermatologist is more familiar with this use.
A GP could be bulk-billed (free to end-user), a dermatologist is most likely $100s in a private consult fee after a GP referral (you'll wait way too long if you send your referral letter to a public dermatology clinic at a public hospital, if at all).
@poshjimmyxo: Thanks mate!! I'll pay a visit to my GP after the COVID19 situation is over and see how it goes.
Always add a *potential results. You can't tell someone that these WILL get results.
Thanks! Have been keeping an eye on this product and wanted to buy few days ago lucky I have waited.
One month supply, which expires in a fortnight? No deal
Could split it with your balding housemate
;-) great idea
The offer expires on the 10th, not the product
This original price mate, aint half price?
I posted a photo of the products at Chemist Warehouse. Looks like mods have replaced my photo with a link to Chemist Warehouse's website. I cannot change it back to the way it was when I posted it. Sorry
Why? Chemist Warehouse claimed copyright?
This is the perfect time to try trimming your hair back. I did, and wish I did it sooner haha. Looking forward to saving loads on haircuts and hair products to pretend I have hair. I estimated it to be around $550 savings every year since I already own a hair trimmer.