About ready to call Dr Reddy fake
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plusryan
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I'm pretty legit, I'm also an Avodart user and if you haven't read my story yet it's quite believable.
I'm using the Big3 and I kid you not my man, all along my widow's peak is a
line of fully dense hair. not just little hairs popping up randomly, but a straight line of hair where hair once grew.
Switch pills and it should take care of this issue.
side effect recognition: my sex drive is so low that I forget to even... my body hairs are becoming limp, and I can pull a body-hair out with little to no force.
Also that itch you were speaking of, I too had that on my right side and it's completely gone.
I'm using the Big3 and I kid you not my man, all along my widow's peak is a
line of fully dense hair. not just little hairs popping up randomly, but a straight line of hair where hair once grew.
Switch pills and it should take care of this issue.
side effect recognition: my sex drive is so low that I forget to even... my body hairs are becoming limp, and I can pull a body-hair out with little to no force.
Also that itch you were speaking of, I too had that on my right side and it's completely gone.
The WHO makes the terrifying claim that medicines purchased over the Internet from sites that conceal their physical address are counterfeit in over 50% of cases. Does Inhouse conceal its physical address... seems so. They give a PO Box number in Vanuatu, and my credit card statement says they're based in Hamilton, New Zealand. I'm going to have to go with Merlonipharma in future, they have an actual address! 
The WHO says...
The production of counterfeit drugs need not occur in large infrastructures or facilities. The majority of the counterfeiters apprehended so far carried out their activities in ordinary households, small cottage industries, or in backyards.
Counterfeiting of medicines is a hugely lucrative business due to the continued high demand for medicines and low production costs. The absence of deterrent legislation in many countries also encourages counterfeiters since there is no fear of being apprehended and prosecuted.
When prices of medicines are high and price differentials between identical products exist there is a greater incentive for the consumer to seek medicines outside the normal supply system. In many countries the official supply chain fails to reach many communities, especially in rural areas. Poverty, and the lack of an official supply chain, are major factors in creating markets for counterfeit products.
The production of counterfeit drugs need not occur in large infrastructures or facilities. The majority of the counterfeiters apprehended so far carried out their activities in ordinary households, small cottage industries, or in backyards.
Counterfeiting of medicines is a hugely lucrative business due to the continued high demand for medicines and low production costs. The absence of deterrent legislation in many countries also encourages counterfeiters since there is no fear of being apprehended and prosecuted.
When prices of medicines are high and price differentials between identical products exist there is a greater incentive for the consumer to seek medicines outside the normal supply system. In many countries the official supply chain fails to reach many communities, especially in rural areas. Poverty, and the lack of an official supply chain, are major factors in creating markets for counterfeit products.
Jacobo
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This is an interesting read
http://www.hairlosstalk.com/discussions ... hp?t=36904
http://www.hairlosstalk.com/discussions ... hp?t=36904
Yogi said:
go to http://www.medicalwellnesscenters.com. pay $60 for a 6 month prescription. Take it to any pharmacy in person and buy real avodart if you want it. It is expensive, though. I think dutas is real, but I still take some proscar just in case.
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collegechemistrystudent said:
where do you get that 10% figure from? I seriously doubt that drugs at a U.S. pharmacy are fake.