Kirkland Minoxidil VS Rogaine

[okami]

I have used rogaine in one year. For two weeks ago I started with Kirkland.
And what can I tell u about this minoxidil - I have lost hairs more than I ever had!

Should I stop?

Does Kirkland work? Can you tell me about your experience?

 

[H/B]

kirkland works for me. you may try switching back.

One possibility.. sometimes with treatment a largely syncronised shed can occur and will experience a temporary loss of gains, if this is the case it may recover if you remain consistant with treatments.

 

[alfonso2501]

Kirkland Minoxidil is generic Rogaine. There is no difference between the two.

 

[Sean68]

what he said

 

[UK1]

'Is Kirkland considerably cheaper?

 

[hopewas]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a88I2Fqc ... ed&search=

 

[Far Too Young]

hahahaha that's pretty good

 

[Sean68]

kirklands about half the price. dirt cheap really.

 

[Back In Time]

Kirkland Minoxidil is generic Rogaine. There is no difference between the two.

That is the truth.

 

[otis]

It is generic and the FDA allows a generic drug to be off in potency by %20 percent.That is not good too much of the drug could be missing

 

[beaner]

It is generic and the FDA allows a generic drug to be off in potency by %20 percent.That is not good too much of the drug could be missing

Where did you get this information? It seems very unlikely that the FDA would allow a generic drug to be less potent than it's name brand counterpart.

 

[tonitz]

It is generic and the FDA allows a generic drug to be off in potency by %20 percent.That is not good too much of the drug could be missing

Where did you get this information? It seems very unlikely that the FDA would allow a generic drug to be less potent than it's name brand counterpart.

I could see that if we were talking about something in a pill form, but these products clearly states the potency on the box. That would involve Kirkland making false claims on the packaging, as it clearly reads on my bottle "5% MINOXIDIL TOPICAL SOLUTION."

 

[Guest]

Kirkland is a little bit greasier than Rogaine, but the effectiveness is the same. It works. The only problem is that, having a high percentage of propylen glicol, it never dries and it can irritate the skin