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[dr_h]

http://www.trichoscience.com



Oh Good is it a reality


i dont want to go on propecia save meeeeeeeeee



give me more info on this subject pls
trichoscience i luv u guys

 

[KANGA]

Oh wow, really looking forward to this!

It had trials since the early 2000's... so looks like this solution is well on it's way.

Let's hope Merck or Johnson and Johnson or some other big *** greedy company doesn't buy it out and terminate the launch

 

[litcII]

I really really really hope this is for real. And they're in Vancouver too (same place as me)!

 

[elvis123]

That sounds too good to be true.....but I hope it is!

and it's in vancouver too yea!

 

[kento]

After my heart got broken from Intercytex don't know what to say about this.

I don't see any trials results or possible release date on their page.

 

[anabolicmind22]

very impressive...apparently human trials began in september of this year in Europe.

fingers crossed!

 

[HopelesslyHopeful]

Did they post new news or something? I don't see what has changed since I went there a few weeks ago.

 

[KANGA]

very impressive...apparently human trials began in september of this year in Europe.

fingers crossed!

Yeah, I've got an email back from their contact form, they said they are beginning trials in Europe:

We are beginning human trials in Europe, so there's not much we can
say until those have been completed. At this time we have filled our volunteer needs for trials.

Yes, I opted myself in to be a volunteer but was DENIED

We could have a very, very awesome solution on our hands, boys and girls! Hope the trials end better than anticipated!

 

[Anthony83]

yikes, it is going to cost ~$30k for a full head of hair...

would you do it?

 

[rcom440]

It may take another 10 years for this method to be available for us if everything goes well.
I wouldn't expect it to be available in the next couple of years.

 

[somone uk]

It may take another 10 years for this method to be available for us if everything goes well.
I wouldn't expect it to be available in the next couple of years.

:agree:
clinical trials take about 7 years but that is assuming there is no gap between phase 1, 2 and 3

 

[KANGA]

I'm sure by the time 2020 rolls around, we'll have several solutions. By that time, I wouldn't care where the procedure is done in the world as I'll be taking my hover car there.

 

[somone uk]

I'm sure by the time 2020 rolls around, we'll have several solutions. By that time, I wouldn't care where the procedure is done in the world as I'll be taking my hover car there.

not really, if we discovered a cure for cancer tomorrow it would be 2020 before that comes out, medicine is slow science unfortunately

 

[Nuli]

It may take another 10 years for this method to be available for us if everything goes well.
I wouldn't expect it to be available in the next couple of years.

How do you come up with 10 years? It might take that long to be available in the U.S. due to FDA, but other countries it could be out as soon they have a working product. I for one, will be willing to fly where ever is needed to get it done, if there was a promise of pretty dramatic results of course.

 

[KANGA]

It may take another 10 years for this method to be available for us if everything goes well.
I wouldn't expect it to be available in the next couple of years.

How do you come up with 10 years? It might take that long to be available in the U.S. due to FDA, but other countries it could be out as soon they have a working product. I for one, will be willing to fly where ever is needed to get it done, if there was a promise of pretty dramatic results of course.

Good point. Luckily world isn't spelt U.S.A.

 

[kento]

It may take another 10 years for this method to be available for us if everything goes well.
I wouldn't expect it to be available in the next couple of years.

How do you come up with 10 years? It might take that long to be available in the U.S. due to FDA, but other countries it could be out as soon they have a working product. I for one, will be willing to fly where ever is needed to get it done, if there was a promise of pretty dramatic results of course.

Maybe that why they started to test in Europe?

I agree if a person plans to spend 15-25k$ for this treatment additional 1-2k$ cost for the trip will not be a problem. Of course if this one give us full head of hair

 

[rcom440]

It may take another 10 years for this method to be available for us if everything goes well.
I wouldn't expect it to be available in the next couple of years.

How do you come up with 10 years? It might take that long to be available in the U.S. due to FDA, but other countries it could be out as soon they have a working product. I for one, will be willing to fly where ever is needed to get it done, if there was a promise of pretty dramatic results of course.

It's not that east to develop + market the product. I wish it was.
Marketing is everything. Companies won't release their products unless they have solid marketing strategy and it doen't have to do anything with FDA.

FDA - that's probably another 10 years

 

[Anthony83]

well darn, i dont think ill be able to use toppik for another 10 yrs

 

[Jake_89]

This is great news! Lets pray it happens within the next 5 - 10 years!

 

[RP3X]

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