Generic Propecia

[deck28]

I've been on doctor prescribed, name brand propecia for approx. 3 1/2 months. I'm seeing results and am happy; the only thing is this stuff is expensive. So, would there be any problem switching to a generic propecia? I was looking at:

http://www.unitedpharmacies.com/Finpeci ... p_343.html

Thanks for the help!

 

[Guest]

yep, yep, that's what you want. if you want to save even more money, you could get Fincar from the same site(generic Proscar) and take one-quarter pill per day. Up to you. Finpecia isn't very expensive though so if you want convenience then that is your best bet. United is a very reputable pharmacy so you have nothing to worry about.

 

[recboi]

yep, yep, that's what you want. if you want to save even more money, you could get Fincar from the same site(generic Proscar) and take one-quarter pill per day. Up to you. Finpecia isn't very expensive though so if you want convenience then that is your best bet. United is a very reputable pharmacy so you have nothing to worry about.

Do you know for fact that it's equiv? I used to use finpecia or whatever, but then I went to see my hair transplant surgeon and he told me to go onto propecia. I mean, why risk your hair over saving a few bucks?

 

[MPBWarrior]

i'm not so sure there's that much difference between Fincar and Proscar now, whereas before i was a bit skeptical of the generic. some brands may be dogdy, but Cipla stuff seems to be ok.

 

[barnabas]

yep, yep, that's what you want. if you want to save even more money, you could get Fincar from the same site(generic Proscar) and take one-quarter pill per day. Up to you. Finpecia isn't very expensive though so if you want convenience then that is your best bet. United is a very reputable pharmacy so you have nothing to worry about.

Do you know for fact that it's equiv? I used to use finpecia or whatever, but then I went to see my hair transplant surgeon and he told me to go onto propecia. I mean, why risk your hair over saving a few bucks?

If you consider that finpecia is 55 bucks or so for 90 days, while propecia is 70 for 30, you will realize that that is a heck of a lot more than a "few bucks." If you have the means to afford propecia without negatively impacting your finances too much then do it, but I know most people my age (20ish) are not able to afford brand name propecia without like, starving.

 

[deck28]

Thanks for the reply's. I would like to hear some more comments on those who are taking finpecia or have knowledge about it.

Thanks again!

 

[Guest]

yep, yep, that's what you want. if you want to save even more money, you could get Fincar from the same site(generic Proscar) and take one-quarter pill per day. Up to you. Finpecia isn't very expensive though so if you want convenience then that is your best bet. United is a very reputable pharmacy so you have nothing to worry about.

Do you know for fact that it's equiv? I used to use finpecia or whatever, but then I went to see my hair transplant surgeon and he told me to go onto propecia. I mean, why risk your hair over saving a few bucks?

If you consider that finpecia is 55 bucks or so for 90 days, while propecia is 70 for 30, you will realize that that is a heck of a lot more than a "few bucks." If you have the means to afford propecia without negatively impacting your finances too much then do it, but I know most people my age (20ish) are not able to afford brand name propecia without like, starving.

actually it's about 55 bucks for 4 months. You can get a year's supply for $150 from United. Compare that to $700 for Propecia. Almost 80% off for the generic.

 

[joseph49853]

I've used both generic and name brand finasteride. And I have never experienced a difference in results, let alone texture or taste. Yep, they even both taste the same. :wink:

 

[Hans Gruber]

ive been on Fincar from united for about 40 days ,and was on proscar for 11 months or so before that,no difference same drug,different company ,thats all

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