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3-Pack of 2.11oz Men's Rogaine 5% Minoxidil Foam for Hair Loss & Hair Regrowth Expired
$24.75
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Amazon.com has 3-Pack of 2.11oz Men's Rogaine 5% Minoxidil Foam for Hair Loss & Hair Regrowth (3-Month Supply) for $44.99 - 15% off coupon on the product page - $11.25 extra savings at checkout - 5% w/ Subscribe & Save = $24.74. Shipping is free. Thanks penglu614
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at 02:40 PM
Normally $44.99. It's on sale 25% coupon applied. To use this coupon, choose Subscribe & Save.
The 1st subscription I made went out $20.24, as Coupon saving $11.25, Extra Savings $11.25, and Subscribe & Save discount.
The 2nd subscription I made went out as below:
Items: $44.99
Shipping & handling: $0.00
Your Coupon Savings: -$6.75
Extra Savings: -$11.25
Subscribe & Save: -$2.25
Total before tax: $24.74
Estimated tax to be collected: $0.00
Order total: $24.74
I suppose it's every possibly to make it less than $31.49/box/3months
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012BNVE8/
The 1st subscription I made went out $20.24, as Coupon saving $11.25, Extra Savings $11.25, and Subscribe & Save discount.
The 2nd subscription I made went out as below:
Items: $44.99
Shipping & handling: $0.00
Your Coupon Savings: -$6.75
Extra Savings: -$11.25
Subscribe & Save: -$2.25
Total before tax: $24.74
Estimated tax to be collected: $0.00
Order total: $24.74
I suppose it's every possibly to make it less than $31.49/box/3months
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012BNVE8/
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Liquid for 17 bucks.
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and do you have a source for claiming that 1% and that 99.9999999% thing you just mentioned?
But let me predict the future
Me: Make factual claim
You: Study???
Me: Provides study
You: Proceeds to try and discredit study (based on 0 medical knowledge or training)
Thanks but no thx
But let me predict the future
Me: Make factual claim
You: Study???
Me: Provides study
You: Proceeds to try and discredit study (based on 0 medical knowledge or training)
Thanks but no thx
I did find this a peer-reviewed survey paper:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.ni
While the side effect rates are definitely higher than 1%, it seems its still relatively low for the dosage (1mg). There is a risk of permanent side-effects even after stopping but those are very rare. Overall conclusion seems like the drug is safe but one needs to be cautious and monitor their side-effects regularly. Depending on how important your hair is for you, it maybe worth it.
It'll come out to anywhere from free to 3$ a month, is way more effective then Rogaine, doesn't require the obnoxiousness of using Rogaine, and doesn't cause all the shitty side effects like dry skin itchy scalp and dandruff like Rogaine.
Most importantly it actually does a better job at doing what it's supposed to. It's commonly called Propecia (the brand name for hair loss) but that shit is like 80-130$ a month). Vs what I mention above whux is the exact same thing for basically free.
This. Can confirm. Yes I am a doctor
Also far more people get erectile dysfunction from obesity than do from finasteride. Finasteride is the most effective hairloss drug out there, is well researched, and can easily be combined with minoxidil if you so desire.
I use that along with generic Rogaine. Just For Men sold their's for a while with a precision spray bottle that I just refill. Much better than the eyedropper style.
No you didn't
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Luckily, it's gotten to the point that nobody cares if you shave your head bald and it's way more acceptable than it was even 10 years ago. Do it. Nothing looks worse than someone holding onto that horseshoe haircut or looking like Charlie Brown. I speak from experience. It's a little weird at first but then once you realize people aren't looking at you like you think they are, it's freeing.... You just have to shave it every 2-3 days.
And you don't have to put chemicals on your skin or take poison pills.
Agreed, been shaving over 15 years. 🪒
I use that along with generic Rogaine. Just For Men sold their's for a while with a precision spray bottle that I just refill. Much better than the eyedropper style.
Do you take the proscar 1 a day?
I did find this a peer-reviewed survey paper:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/...MC3481923/ [nih.gov]
While the side effect rates are definitely higher than 1%, it seems its still relatively low for the dosage (1mg). There is a risk of permanent side-effects even after stopping but those are very rare. Overall conclusion seems like the drug is safe but one needs to be cautious and monitor their side-effects regularly. Depending on how important your hair is for you, it maybe worth it.
The mind is an amazing thing.
https://www.cancer.gov/news-event...ide-parnes
Side note, if you have a patchy beard, the minoxidil can help. I had a spot that wouldn't grow much hair and applied the foam once a day, the spot eventually grew hair much better.
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