Anybody ordered Rogaine from this site......

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Just wondering has anybody ever bought real Rogaine from this site?

http://www.cheaprogaine.com/

Its the cheapest ive seen non generic just wanted to compare real Rogaine to Kirkland, mainly to see if Rogaine is less greasy than Kirkland as many say it is.

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Zimmy said:
Just wondering has anybody ever bought real Rogaine from this site?

http://www.cheaprogaine.com/

Its the cheapest ive seen non generic just wanted to compare real Rogaine to Kirkland, mainly to see if Rogaine is less greasy than Kirkland as many say it is.

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Kirkland and Rogaine have the exact same forumla so I dont understand what would account for the extra greasiness?
 
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Ive heard from many people that Kirkland IS a bit greasier. Its been ages since i tried real Rogaine, just wanted to try a comparison with the two.
 

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Only problem with that shedmaster is we are from the UK... :p

Zimmy, if your looking for cheap Kirkland minoxidil, I found this site

http://www.discountminoxidil.com/intl_orders4.html

If you've found cheaper or anything better fill me in! Im soon gonna be adding that to my regime.
 
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So i tried out real Rogaine last night, it feels a lot gentler on the hair and definitely less greasy than Kirkland. I know that Rogaine and Kirkland have the `same ingrediants` and both have 50% PPG (v/v), so it puzzles me why there is a diffirence.

Wonder if the PPG in Kirkland is a much cheaper one than used in Rogaine?
 

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Kirkland Minoxidil

Zimmy
I've used rogaine for 3 moths and kirklands for 2 months. They both look and smell the same and have the same ingredients, as far as I know. I;ve compared the two of them personally and don't see any differance except that kirklands is cheaper, I haven't chemically tested them or anything, but it seems genuine.
Minoxidil is around along time, so just about anybody should be allowed make it these days. What does PPG refer too.

Jack
 
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Jack_the_Lad said:
I've used rogaine for 3 moths and kirklands for 2 months. They both look and smell the same and have the same ingredients, as far as I know. I;ve compared the two of them personally and don't see any differance except that kirklands is cheaper, I haven't chemically tested them or anything, but it seems genuine.

Minoxidil is around along time, so just about anybody should be allowed make it these days. What does PPG refer too.

Jack

Wierd, maybe its just me. Yes they both have the same ingrediants quantity wise, but I have a suspicion that Kirkland use cheaper ingrediants. Kirkland definitely seems a lot greasier to me. PPG is propylene glycerol. Rogaine feels softer on the hair as well, Kirkland feels harsher.
 

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Kirkland

Well one thing I do know about the difference between kirkland and rogaine is that the plastic applicator on top of the kirkland bottle is not as posh. They maybe using cheaper ingredients for application aswell, but I think rogaine is marked better than kirkland, so they pass that cost onto the consumer.
 

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kirkland vs rogaine

I didn't get as satisfactory results re: regrowth with Kirkland as with Rogaine, so I don't use it any more.
 

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you shouldl do the 'pepsi challenge' with them...for those of you that dont know what that it is..have someone set up a couple doses for you without telling you what is what and see if you can guess it right consistently ...
 

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Pepsi challenge

If they ever set-up a challenge between Dr.Peper and Pepsi, I'd definatly taste the Pepsi a mile away, Dr.Peper is just f***'en rotten, it should be called Dr.Disgusting, or even better just palin out bannded from shops
 
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