Is it? Wasn't sure if it were prescription or OTC... but i was also thinking of it in terms of taking liquid on planes etc..e.g. for shorter trips I guess there's too much liquid or that it would be considered too suspicious for hand luggage. Usually I would only take hand luggage for week long trips. Just want to consider this stuff before I become dependent on it as it will matter if I have to keep taking breaks from it in future.
Is fluridil the safest drug? How effective is it?
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I don't really understand the bit about binding affinity in comparison to testosterone. If test (and obviously DHT) has a stronger binding affinity than RU, CB, Fluridil etc then how can any of these drugs ever work? Wouldn't the testosterone and DHT always beat the drug to the androgen receptors at the follicle?
Having said that, its an interesting article as sounds promising (despit the bit I can't understand).
Regarding Breezula, I don't think it will be as expensive as they say. Market forces will dictate the price. If not many are buying it at $200 a month then they'll make it cheaper. Maybe it will be $70 a month or so.
Regarding Breezula, I don't think it will be as expensive as they say. Market forces will dictate the price. If not many are buying it at $200 a month then they'll make it cheaper. Maybe it will be $70 a month or so.
Anyone know the answer to this?
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No cause if you take the same kind of drug who actually go systemic like flutamide or trans drugs like this, the androgen binding is real, and man like us are facing feminization. So fluridil cb etc really work on our androgen receptor i guess.
Yeah i understand that something like oral flutamide would be feminising, but I still don't understand that if testosterone and DHT have so much higher binding affinity than topical fluridil why fluridil can work at all. As wouldn't the testosterone and DHT always win the race to the follicles?