Italian Hair Loss Lotion To Hit The Market In 2016
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Fidia never said that they would release the results the day after the holidays, which is how people have interpreted their comments.
They said "after the holidays", could be November.
so researchers don't know yet how minoxidil works and it came out more than 30 years and you're doubting about brotzu lotion product because you don't understand how it can fight both AA and Androgenetic Alopecia ?
Not understanding how drugs work doesn't mean it's a fake one.
Blackber
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Why don't you stop speculating and wait for them to release their trial results?
Blackber
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28, US
MrJolly16
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Thank you Blackber! Now I can update the post
List of users who are part of the GB:
- Female: Pasbrillantebrunette (Age, country?).
- Male: Blackber (28, US), Janko (Age, country?), MrJolly16 (31, Spain).
Absolutely! Maintenance and no side effects would be brilliant.
its cool to be optimistic about something like this, but we should learn from our previous mistakes (older generations of balding men) and only be excited when we have some proven results. But aside from that, i hope this sh*t fkn works... please God.
how much the shipping cost ? is there any chance that the lotion will be seized by the Customs services ??
Blackber
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Not sure what the shipping cost is, it was including in the pricing for the lotion as far as I know.
Regarding customs, I'm not sure but I've been worried about that a little lately. I'm not sure what the regulations are regarding this sort of thing but I think the likelihood of it getting seized would be higher if it was coming from China and it's not so that's a help.
I'm not really excited about those groups and, even though they mean well, they could end up doing more harm than good. Do they really have the means and knowledge to come up with a decent product? I'm not so sure.
Brotzu's lotion is probably just a few months away. When it does come out and if it's any good, let's do our part, spend our money and spread the good news.
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Agreed. I'm part of the GB and if the GB lotion doesn't work I wouldn't count out Brotzu's lotion.
While it's great that some hair loss sufferers go through the effort of putting these together and trying these things out you can't assume these smaller labs have the resources and knowledge to put out a product with as high quality as a big pharma company.
Even the girl involved in the AA trial said that Fiidia's lotion gave her better results than Brotzu's own lotion.
Hopefully in the next month or two Fiidia releases positive news and some sort of market roll out.
I'd rather have a treatment with modest results than no treatment at all. And, like I said earlier, combining this with already existing treatments may provide excellent results. Let's wait and see.
Still on the subject of Brotzu's lotion and its efficacy, I remember an erectile dysfunction drug called apomorphine (brand name Zyprima) that was considered not very effective and was later discontinued.
This was a terrible shame, I actually tried apomorphine and it worked really well - maybe not as spectacular as v**** or Cialis but very good indeed. And because it worked in an entirely different way than v**** and Cialis, combining those treatments provided excellent results.
Poor marketing, however, was the death of apomorphine (even though there are still a few websites that sell it). Let's make sure that doesn't happen to Brotzu's lotion, even if results are not as great as we hoped.
This was a terrible shame, I actually tried apomorphine and it worked really well - maybe not as spectacular as v**** or Cialis but very good indeed. And because it worked in an entirely different way than v**** and Cialis, combining those treatments provided excellent results.
Poor marketing, however, was the death of apomorphine (even though there are still a few websites that sell it). Let's make sure that doesn't happen to Brotzu's lotion, even if results are not as great as we hoped.