Could Provillus be right for me?

[cava]

I did a post in the 'tell your story' forum. Basically I have had long hair for a while now but it has recently thinned out so when its wet I can clearly see my scalp and there just isn't enough coverage. I don't show any signs of receding or bald patches it just seems to be an overall thinning.

My question is since my hair loss is evident but not too severe could a product like Provillus work well for me as opposed to going straight to the drugs?

Also could Minoxidil be worthwhile maybe to work in conjuction with Provillus?

Here is a photo of my hair after a shower

 

[Tdevil]

No one else said it yet so I will. Provillus=highway robbery. Stay far, far away from them. Go to your local drug or health food store, pick up a good multivitamin & a bottle of saw palmetto and presto! You've got your very own Provillus at 1/5 the cost. Don't let those bastards into your wallet.

By the way, it looks like you are a diffuse thinner, so you might want to start using finasteride first. You might want to wait a while to go on minoxidil.

 

[Hammer87]

I agree with the above poster.

It probably is good for your hair, but I doubt it will give any significant results and you can achieve the same thing for about $7 a month by just getting the right vitamin tablets and SP.

 

[Tdevil]

We should just start calling them Convillus. They have been around for too long and have suckered far too many people into emptying their wallets.

 

[OverMachoGrande]

Well said Tdevil! It is overpriced Saw Palmetto. I actually use Saw P. topically and would never spend the money on that "product" metioned above.