Non-peptide hair health

[Peps-Enthusiast]

Where do you get your topical hair meds? Topical GHk, finasteride and minoxidil seems to be the best options available. I'm new to this so I'm wondering of people use the peptide vendors for non peptides as well, or of they go a different route altogether.

All my reading tells me topical and oral are the way to go here, not SQ peptide injections. I'm fortunate to have about 90% of the hair I had when I was 19, but there's less at the outer temples, and it is slightly thinner. Mid 50s, I'm thinking I want to get ahead of the possibility of losing what I have, and if I can improve it then that's even better. On trt and sometimes that will add to hair loss although thus far none yet, so I'm looking to cover all bases.

 

[FartfulCodger]

Peptide vendors don't normally sell Minoxidil or Finasteride. They do typically carry GHK-Cu and sometimes AHK-Cu. The topical versions they carry are raw powder versions that can be mixed into other hair serums. The choice of serum is important though, because some chemicals can degrade the copper component.

Topical Minoxidil can be purchased over the counter from Amazon, Costco, etc. Oral Finasteride can be purchased through a telehealh company where you'll speak briefly with a doctor for a prescription. I went through Costco's telehealh partner Sesame and got a 1-year supply of 1mg Finasteride pills for about $60, including the cost of the doctor consult and the medication.

Oral Minoxidil can also be purchased through telehealh providers. However, I chose to purchase mine on the grey market, specifically through a command called Beyond Care (website BeyondMedex). They also carry stronger medications like Dutasteride. It's harder to get a legit US prescription for Dutasteride since it's considered an off-label solution for hair loss.

In terms of what works, there is still no dramatically effective solution for hair restoration, other than a transplant. Medications will be somewhat effective, but nothing amazing.

I encourage you to watch YouTube videos made by Rob English of Perfect Hair Health for a breakdown of various solutions and the science behind them.

 

[endlrls]

Peptide vendors don't normally sell Minoxidil or Finasteride. They do typically carry GHK-Cu and sometimes AHK-Cu. The topical versions they carry are raw powder versions that can be mixed into other hair serums. The choice of serum is important though, because some chemicals can degrade the copper component.

Topical Minoxidil can be purchased over the counter from Amazon, Costco, etc. Oral Finasteride can be purchased through a telehealh company where you'll speak briefly with a doctor for a prescription. I went through Costco's telehealh partner Sesame and got a 1-year supply of 1mg Finasteride pills for about $60, including the cost of the doctor consult and the medication.

Oral Minoxidil can also be purchased through telehealh providers. However, I chose to purchase mine on the grey market, specifically through a command called Beyond Care (website BeyondMedex). They also carry stronger medications like Dutasteride. It's harder to get a legit US prescription for Dutasteride since it's considered an off-label solution for hair loss.

In terms of what works, there is still no dramatically effective solution for hair restoration, other than a transplant. Medications will be somewhat effective, but nothing amazing.

I encourage you to watch YouTube videos made by Rob English of Perfect Hair Health for a breakdown of various solutions and the science behind them.

Oddly enough, I have just started a "hair loss prevention" journey and your post literally could have not been better timed.
Thank you for the information! 😁😁

 

[Peps-Enthusiast]

Peptide vendors don't normally sell Minoxidil or Finasteride. They do typically carry GHK-Cu and sometimes AHK-Cu. The topical versions they carry are raw powder versions that can be mixed into other hair serums. The choice of serum is important though, because some chemicals can degrade the copper component.

Topical Minoxidil can be purchased over the counter from Amazon, Costco, etc. Oral Finasteride can be purchased through a telehealh company where you'll speak briefly with a doctor for a prescription. I went through Costco's telehealh partner Sesame and got a 1-year supply of 1mg Finasteride pills for about $60, including the cost of the doctor consult and the medication.

Oral Minoxidil can also be purchased through telehealh providers. However, I chose to purchase mine on the grey market, specifically through a command called Beyond Care (website BeyondMedex). They also carry stronger medications like Dutasteride. It's harder to get a legit US prescription for Dutasteride since it's considered an off-label solution for hair loss.

In terms of what works, there is still no dramatically effective solution for hair restoration, other than a transplant. Medications will be somewhat effective, but nothing amazing.

I encourage you to watch YouTube videos made by Rob English of Perfect Hair Health for a breakdown of various solutions and the science behind them.

any concerns with getting a box of nothing but filler through indian vendors? Isn't minoxidil relatively cheap here? why go through indian vendors if you can get guaranteed stuff here relatively cheap? do I have this wrong?

 

[SeaGypsy]

I've been using Goodlife meds for my oral minoxidil. They were the only ones that had the 2.5mg vs 1mg. I tried bosleyrx but they only have 1mg blended with spironolactone.
The price is very doable and it's sent in 3mo supply.