Fluridil 7.5% group buy- 10 usd(!) per gram

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el_duterino

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The mode of action of fluridil is not to block the androgen receptor. In theory it "degrades" the AR but in practice its very weak maybe that's why it has never been FDA approved.

I doubt its a concentration issue, I used 3 vials per day instead of the one, the equivalent of 7.5% and still no better effects than using just one, and nowhere near the results I got on topical flutamide, RU or CB.

Why don't you try the much higher concentrations for a few months and let us know the results
 
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I did not just pour 3 bottles on my head, I used each vial at 8 hours interval.
You cannot pour that much liquid on your head even if you wanted to
 

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I did not just pour 3 bottles on my head, I used each vial at 8 hours interval.
You cannot pour that much liquid on your head even if you wanted to
Still doesn’t make any sense though to compare your project with a higher concentrated product. Fluridil has a given half life in the dermal papilla cells. In 8 hours a significant portion of Fluridil is gone.
 

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Using 2 percent 3 times a day is the equivalent of using 6 percent once a day. Whether its minoxidil, or fluridil you get the same daily dosage of that active ingredient and the same results over months, which again, were nothing to be excited about.

I did try to believe in the product back then and gave it a honest try as I could afford it at that time, but this is by far the least effective hair maintenance drug I ever came across.

More importantly, if results results were correlated to concentrations, why didn't the maker do it ? the product has been out for almost 20 years.
 

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Using 2 percent 3 times a day is the equivalent of using 6 percent once a day. Whether its minoxidil, or fluridil you get the same daily dosage of that active ingredient and the same results over months, which again, were nothing to be excited about.

I did try to believe in the product back then and gave it a honest try as I could afford it at that time, but this is by far the least effective hair maintenance drug I ever came across.

More importantly, if results results were correlated to concentrations, why didn't the maker do it ? the product has been out for almost 20 years.
sorry to bother you again with that but for someone unable tom aintain their hairline on dutasteride ( and that can't use minoxidil or stemox due to the smell)would you go with RU or CB first?
 

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The smell of minoxidil ? what about the smell of Napalm in the morning ?

Go with CB, mixed in a bottle of Chanel No5 that would be a nice smell
 

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Using 2 percent 3 times a day is the equivalent of using 6 percent once a day. Whether its minoxidil, or fluridil you get the same daily dosage of that active ingredient and the same results over months, which again, were nothing to be excited about.

I did try to believe in the product back then and gave it a honest try as I could afford it at that time, but this is by far the least effective hair maintenance drug I ever came across.

More importantly, if results results were correlated to concentrations, why didn't the maker do it ? the product has been out for almost 20 years.
They didn’t do it because a higher concentration won’t be regarded as a cosmetic
 

el_duterino

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Not quite, Neogenic is 5% Stemoxydine and still approved as cosmetic in the EU but would be considered drug in the US, regardless of the concentration. Flurdil cannot be approved in the USA at even 2% because products that make hair loss effectiveness claims need to go though FDA approval, regardless of concentrations.
 

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The smell of minoxidil ? what about the smell of Napalm in the morning ?

Go with CB, mixed in a bottle of Chanel No5 that would be a nice smell
Haha lmao genius!
 

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Not quite, Neogenic is 5% Stemoxydione and still approved as cosmetic in the EU but would be considered drug in the US, regardless of the concentration. Flurdil cannot be approved in the USA at even 2% because products that make hair loss claims need to go though FDA approval, regardless of concentrations.
But Stemoxydine doesn’t have the potential to chemically castrate you if you overdose it. An anti androgen in 7.5-10 % concentration would never in a thousand years be approved by the EMA as a cosmetic.
 

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If you look at the studies , they did try 2, 4 and 6% . They mentioned that no one had side effects. I used the equivalent of 6% and had no side effects, nothing even near finasteride .

The reason I tried Fluridl is that I had sides effects on dutasteride, and wanted to see if high dosages of flurdil could replace dutasteride. I tried it for a few months and hair got worse, thinner and heading for the even worse. Too bad, because it gave me zero side effects.

The drug is designed to break in blood 10% is not that much, and I am pretty sure that even if the drug was NOT designed to break up in blood, its effect is so weak that you run no risk of chemically castrating yourself... your only risk is loosing more hair over time

Bottom line, fluridil is a very weak anti androgen at best, similar to topical spironolactone where you need very high concentrations to see some very minor effect, which 20 years ago was of some benefit to us.

Today with CB much better potential, it makes no sense to go back in time reviving those old failed drugs, unless you plan to make money out of it. CB maintains hair, even in the lowest concentrations people maintained hair in the one year study, and I get zero side effects.

Like I wrote, try out your 7 or 10% fluridil on its own for a year, and show us pics it maintained hair and then maybe you have a point.
 
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a man of culture i see . thanks for your answer i was talking about stemox smell i don't know how you guys handle it .. i might have afucked up immune system i can't handle that kind of parfume
 

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The thing I liked most about Fluridil, back then, was that it is manufactured and sold by a legit EU Pharma firm, not an unknown Chinese underground lab.

Then I switched to RU and it was working great, so it was worth the risk to me....and we had a large group of RU users who had done several rounds of independent testing from the batches of RU ordered from China as well.

You should be upfront on where your Fluridil is made, and provide independent testing results
 
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el_duterino

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Who is the supplier ? Are they testing this fluridil and publishing purity data ?
 

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So if you buy this as a powder, how will you make the solution out of it? Water can't be used as vehicle...
 
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