Topical Duta

[TorontoMan]

Been a lot of talk about Dutasteride recently. I’m wondering if anyone has 6 months + experience with topical duta? 
 

or if you have any experience with duta, could you share how it’s been working for you, how you’ve tolerated it etc.. thank you 

 

 

 

[mustang]

I've been on it for 18 months now

Its highly effective on hair loss and doesn't have the sides of oral finasteride or topical finasteride, much less oral dutasteride.

The trick is to use it once a week or every 10 days to avoid systemic build up.

I use 0.1% now but have used as high as 1%. I also use it more frequently now that the dose is lower but plan on reducing to once a week and use CB-03-01 daily

[Curious25]

22 minutes ago, mustang said:

I've been on it for 18 months now

Its highly effective on hair loss and doesn't have the sides of oral finasteride or topical finasteride, much less oral dutasteride.

The trick is to use it once a week or every 10 days to avoid systemic build up.

I use 0.1% now but have used as high as 1%. I also use it more frequently now that the dose is lower but plan on reducing to once a week and use CB-03-01 daily

How do you use it? Is it like a hair mask that you leave on and wash out? And what is the reason why the side effects are less so? 

[mustang]

Less systemic absorption due to the molecular weight 

I apply 2ml overnight, let it dry. I don't wash it out. It dry's by itself 

[Curious25]

How do you evenly spread it around? Is it literally just like an oil you'd pipette 2ml onto your scalp, and then mix around as though you were lathering a shampoo? 

[lovinitl9]

have you checked to see if any of this went systemic? also, where did you go to get it/what did the doctor recommend as far as applying and how much of it?any pictures would be very helpful

[mustang]

I posted my case here I believe 

I get it from www.fueclinic.com , they ship worldwide, no prescription required as I understand Dr Mwamba sends it to the pharmacy

Recommended application is 2ml per week (0.1% to 0.5%) 

They also have dutasteride mesotherapy to apply at home but I am not using it for now 

[win200]

I'm super interested in this.  I've been on Avodart for eight years but get minor sexual sides; I've always tolerated them but would love to switch to a topical and ditch the side effects--I'm just concerned about topical being less effective.  If anyone's had good luck, I'd love to hear about it.

[EvoXOhio]

On 1/18/2021 at 8:40 AM, mustang said:

I've been on it for 18 months now

Its highly effective on hair loss and doesn't have the sides of oral finasteride or topical finasteride, much less oral dutasteride.

The trick is to use it once a week or every 10 days to avoid systemic build up.

I use 0.1% now but have used as high as 1%. I also use it more frequently now that the dose is lower but plan on reducing to once a week and use CB-03-01 daily

Do you apply it to your entire scalp? Or just the crown?

[mustang]

Zone 2 and crown

Hairline is transplanted so no point

[Ronnieman]

On 1/19/2021 at 12:40 AM, mustang said:

I've been on it for 18 months now

Its highly effective on hair loss and doesn't have the sides of oral finasteride or topical finasteride, much less oral dutasteride.

The trick is to use it once a week or every 10 days to avoid systemic build up.

I use 0.1% now but have used as high as 1%. I also use it more frequently now that the dose is lower but plan on reducing to once a week and use CB-03-01 daily

 

Is there a reason why topical dut doesn't have the sided of topical fin?

 

Isn't dut just a more powerful version of fin?

[mustang]

Because the molecule is much larger (above 530)