Golden4lyfe

I buy proscar from United Pharmacies and it is legit. I've been on it for 3 years now. I tried switching to a generic (from argentina) but I started to notice a lot of shedding and I went back to proscar. I think I pay 75 dollars for 30 pills. It works for me, and I've had results, so I'm going to stick with it until a U.S. generic comes along.

I thought that Proscar had expired? I'm wondering where the U.S. generics for that would be?

I've been taking Proscar for 4 years now and I'm starting to notice increased thinning in the front of my scalp and I'm worried there's some shedding and thinning in the back as well. I've had a couple of online consultations, and I was told I'm a norwood 3. I was thinking about trying something topical or perhaps avodart. The main issue with Avodart for me is the cost. It would cost me over a thousand dollars a year to take Avodart, and if I figure the costs I might as well just get a hair transplant. I was hoping to wait until I'm 28 before getting a hair transplant because it's my understanding that by the late 20's it's easier to more accurately predict balding patterns. Has anyone had any success with a generic avodart? Just something I thought about trying.

I've been taking Proscar for 4 years now and I'm starting to notice increased thinning in the front of my scalp and I'm worried there's some shedding and thinning in the back as well. I've had a couple of online consultations, and I was told I'm a norwood 3. I was thinking about trying something topical or perhaps avodart. The main issue with Avodart for me is the cost. It would cost me over a thousand dollars a year to take Avodart, and if I figure the costs I might as well just get a hair transplant. I was hoping to wait until I'm 28 before getting a hair transplant because it's my understanding that by the late 20's it's easier to more accurately predict balding patterns. Has anyone had any success with a generic avodart? Just something I thought about trying.