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  • WINGER
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    Clinical Trials:
    Can I volunteer to be in your Phase II trial?
    Once we obtain approval from the appropriate regulatory body(ies) and ethics board(s) the clinical site(s) that will be conducting our upcoming Phase II trial will be ‘activated’ and will be able to recruit subjects. An announcement of site activation will be made on our website. For logistical reasons, recruitment will only be open to volunteers living in the same country(ies) in which the trial is being conducted. Our Phase II RCH-01 dose-ranging trial will be located in Germany.

    When will your Phase II trial commence?
    We anticipate initiation of our Phase II dose-ranging trial in late-2013.

    Do you have a rough estimate of how long it will take for the treatment to be available to the public?
    RepliCel is following a clear regulatory clinical pathway. Upon completing the first-in-man Phase I clinical trial, which is designed to test safety as well as efficacy, the company will initiate a Phase II dosing trial followed by a Phase III approval trial. The timeline to a commercial product depends on the execution of these trials and regulatory approvals. Nevertheless, if the technology proves safe and effective, RepliCel anticipates that a commercial product may be available in 2015 in non-Western jurisdictions.

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  • clarence
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    Originally posted by hellouser
    1 step forward, 2 steps backwards?

    That doesnt make any sense.
    Sure, I know a few guys who would just throw away their minoxidil, if this new treatment would be offered today! Especialy after seeing the pic, lol

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  • Breaking Bald
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    Originally posted by clarence
    5-6 years...? C'mon, that's 1 norwood for most guys, and then all of you can get this done:


    Note the hair growth in the "after" picture.


    You can do it!!!
    Give them a chance man! Phase I was only for safety!! If they are persuing then they are mostly likely onto something and I reckon something very good! Spence mentioned this as well. It is however quite far away...

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  • hellouser
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    Originally posted by clarence
    You can always try minoxidil in 2018, if you are not satisfied with the replicel!!!
    1 step forward, 2 steps backwards?

    That doesnt make any sense.

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  • clarence
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    Originally posted by hellouser
    The problem with that is that its mostly just vellus hair.
    You can always try minoxidil in 2018, if you are not satisfied with the replicel!!!

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  • TravisB
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    Originally posted by clarence
    5-6 years...? C'mon, that's 1 norwood for most guys, and then all of you can get this done:






    Note the hair growth in the "after" picture.


    You can do it!!!
    I smell sarcasm

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  • hellouser
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    Originally posted by clarence
    5-6 years...? C'mon, that's 1 norwood for most guys, and then all of you can get this done:




    Note the hair growth in the "after" picture.

    You can do it!!!
    The problem with that is that its mostly just vellus hair.

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  • clarence
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    Originally posted by TravisB
    Does this mean if we'll ever see finished product from Replicel it'll be around 2017-2018 earliest?
    5-6 years...? C'mon, that's 1 norwood for most guys, and then all of you can get this done:






    Note the hair growth in the "after" picture.


    You can do it!!!

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  • hellouser
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    Originally posted by john2399
    Histogen won't take 7 years. It works. All they got is a couple more phases. 2016 the latest.
    Assuming they dont take a year to start Phase III after Phase II.

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  • john2399
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    Histogen won't take 7 years. It works. All they got is a couple more phases. 2016 the latest.

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  • Henkeh91
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    Originally posted by StayThick
    I don't know about you guys, but I personally can't wait 7 years to see these treatments come into fruition.

    It's time to like at immediate options like Gho, etc. That's going to be my route within that time frame because my hair won't hold on that long unfortunately. Besides, who knows if 7 years is even realistic at this point. It could never happen. Done waiting. Not going to be young and bald while sucking my thumbs waiting for these treatments to come out.
    Agreed.. I'm going to be 29 almost 30 in 7 years. I've been on fin for little more than a month and have gone from NW4 to NW5 because of the shedding from fin. I doubt that my hair still will be intact by then.

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  • StayThick
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    I don't know about you guys, but I personally can't wait 7 years to see these treatments come into fruition.

    It's time to like at immediate options like Gho, etc. That's going to be my route within that time frame because my hair won't hold on that long unfortunately. Besides, who knows if 7 years is even realistic at this point. It could never happen. Done waiting. Not going to be young and bald while sucking my thumbs waiting for these treatments to come out.

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  • TravisB
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    Originally posted by mmmcoffee
    On it. Have been for a year and have been on minox for 6 mo. Dunno if ill maintain for 7 years
    Well it doesn't neccesarily have to be 7 years.

    I personally think there's a good chance we'll have SOMETHING new and better by 2018.

    Plus, there already is GHO/Nigam

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  • burtandernie
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    Thats a real long time. Sometimes it seems like FDA approval could be sped up a little bit

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  • mmmcoffee
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    On it. Have been for a year and have been on minox for 6 mo. Dunno if ill maintain for 7 years

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