G_5000

On 3/19/2021 at 2:21 AM, Phab said:

 

Dr. Hasson's clinic in Canada is doing topical Finasteride and has topical Dutasteride in sight. If you can manage to grab a bottle, they told me there's a 6 month waiting list and only for Canadians in Canada. Also, it has been reported by others here that Dr. Mwamba's fue clinic is invoicing ppl overseas and not shipping the product. Probably for the same reason, a lot of demand, no supply (at least Dr. Hasson's clinic won't even invoice you)

Point is guys I see nobody responding, i am surprised that people with finasteride side effects haven't tried it yet...

I really want to give it try but i am a bit scared. Also it annoys me a lot when people say that the side effects of finasteride come from the placebo effect    

No they don't, they are real ! But thank god they go away 

Why in general any of them worked in any of those since finasteride, which was found in 1992 (by accident) ? Shady drug ? Low people who get side effects ? Who knows ? 

it seems true as far as i heard 

and 0.1% is the concentration of the bottle  

Well i spoke with the guys from here: https://fueclinic.com/services/treatments/topical-dutasteride/

and they told me that one tube pipe is 2ml, suggesting to use once per week  

1 hour ago, Phab said:

Yeah, you're right. But I think the topical solution is more dangerous than the pill. Because when taking the pill you your body is absorbing exactly what you take. When putting it on the head, there's no way to know how much. It could be less, it could be more, depends how much you drop on it and there's no way to know, is there?. And the skin will absorb into the bloodstream. Does that make sense?

Well i am also trying to find out, how they measure and count the dosage  

8 hours ago, Phab said:

@G_5000 So you tried twice? I have the same problem with you with finasteride and ED and we are the same age. I started using it when I was 20. Used for 10 years and stopped about 7 years ago. So I stopped it when you started it. ED still an issue.

Anyway, I hope this topical solution works better for you. Keep us posted because I might try next.

I wonder why such product has not become available and approved yet. Finasteride has been in the market since 1992, and there has been a lot of research on it for years before that. There should be enough time for this topical solution to be available like the pill form is.

I have a thread in this forum where I say I'm gonna give Finasteride another try and cut it in half. There's a doctor that suggested it to me. And in this video this doctors say to do the same thing:

 

Dude if you still have ED problems, why would you go anywhere near this drug again ? Just stay away

I dont trust these people and basically i dont trust anyone when it comes to me and my case (everybody is different in the end of the day)  

I have seen these video and the guy on the right says he has never seen anyone not coming back from finasteride and yet you say you still have problems. My only hope for topical dutasteride comes from the fact that its a different drug and i might respond better for whatever reason    

Also, how come you still have problems after so many years. For me when i stopped it took a few months both times but it came back, I realized the hormonal imbalance as when it started getting back to normal i started having pimples as i did when i was a teenager!    

9 hours ago, TorontoMan said:

I've ordered topical dutasteride and will be trying it when it comes in. Breezula isn't out yet but you could still get the compound if you were willing to take some "risks" associated to getting it without it being on market yet officially. Fluridil + Alfatradiol are on market and sold in Europe so I would consider that as well

Great keep us update, btw what are Fluridil + Alfatradiol ? Also how can you get Breezula?

Thanks, im 37 and tried finasteride when i was 32 and last year. I exercise 3 or at least twice a week and i am pretty healthy.

My sides were ED related, but lets not focus on my sides on this thread. No I didn't try micro dosing, but I feel in general that when finasteride builds in me (aside any kind of dosing) the side effects will appear again if you want to see result in your hair.          

As far as I understand topical dutasteride is not as absorbed systemically, have a look on the video below (minute 14:00):  

Hello guys, I have tried twice finasteride in the past and had side effects both times. Side effects started to occur from month 4 to 6.

After waiting long time, side effects finally wared off. 

So now, I am looking for a side effects free solution. Aside from Brezula, which is not yet out in the market I found that topical dutasteride is the best candidate for that. 

Therefore, I would be very glad if people who had finasteride side effects and have tried topical dutasteride share with us their experiences and advices.

Thank you all!          

Last question im looking to buy the same one. which looks like liquid drops, so how do you count the dosing ? 

thanks 

On 3/11/2021 at 7:30 PM, mustang said:

18 months so far

I got sides when I used 0.5%

Results were noticeable at 4 months

Why would you even go up to 0.5%? If as you say 0.1% works for you with no side! 

Same here, i have finasteride side effects, so i am looking to see if topical Dutasteride does the trick

My finasteride side effects occur after 4-6 moths ie the period when i start to see results (i tried the medication twice), so i simply guess that if someone sees results at the same period with topical Dutasteride it kind of works in the same way.

I would be very glad if people with finasteride side effects to give me their opinion if they have tried topical Dutasteride at least for 6 months

Thanks in advance