What dosage form of CB-03-01 would you like Cosmo Pharmaceuticals to develop?

[Desmond84]

So, as you all know we are approaching Phase 2 trial of CB-03-01 for Androgenetic Alopecia. Cosmo is working hard to come up with formulations and dosage forms for this trial and I thought may be as ppl that are going to use this amazing product for many years to come:

"What dosage form do you prefer?"

"What would be your advice as a consumer to them?"

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Notes:
Recently, GSK launched Clobetasol Shampoo for the management of Psoriasis and many of patients are extremely happy with its ease of use! You simply soak it in for 15 minutes and then wash it off!


I personally would love to see Cb-03-01 become available as a TWICE A WEEK shampoo...kind of like Nizoral! I find it effective and very easy to use. It's not messy and you can wash your hair and go to work straight away!

Shampoo gets the big plus from me

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So please vote and leave your comments. Let's get as many votes as possible and maybe we can send the link of this thread to Cosmo for their review.

We are their target audience after all.

Thanks you...and let the votes begin

[hellouser]

Liquid for me. I know its the most annoying method, but I want to ensure absorption.

Ideally? A paste would be cool; I could style my hair and fight DHT at the same time.

[Pentarou]

Regaine-style foam would be nice, but shampoo would be totally ideal, seeing as we all need to clean our hair (or what's left of it)...

[burtandernie]

I mean yeah a shampoo is easily the best but it all comes down to which one is most effective? If a topical once a week ends up working better if you leave it on longer or something I would easily try whatever works best.

[lilpauly]

foam. its the best . creams get caught in the scalp and liquids can make the hair look awful.

[ar50]

Maybe a bit off topic but does this Cb-03-01 really work?
and what are the side effects ? beacause i could use propecia but we all know what the side effects are.

so if this Cb-03-01 is just like propecia without the side effects i would use it.

like if i only lose weight or have head ache, i wouldnt bother it and use it but if my penis stops working or my balls shrink, i would not use it.

[hellouser]

Maybe a bit off topic but does this Cb-03-01 really work?
and what are the side effects ? beacause i could use propecia but we all know what the side effects are.

so if this Cb-03-01 is just like propecia without the side effects i would use it.

like if i only lose weight or have head ache, i wouldnt bother it and use it but if my penis stops working or my balls shrink, i would not use it.

I've been on it for a couple months (source of my CB is Kane's) and I haven't had any sides

[ar50]

I've been on it for a couple months (source of my CB is Kane's) and I haven't had any sides

Nice! But how are the results?

[deuce]

Man it really does not matter to me as long as it is more effective and safer than fin. I could use it right now rather than have to wait 3 years. Desmond where did you hear they are about to begin phase 2 for aa?

[Thinning@30]

I want them to develop whatever maximizes absorption and will have the greatest chance of success.

That said, I absolutely hate Rogaine liquid and foam. The liquid Kirkland stuff doesn't stay in place and drips all over my scalp, and the foam version acts like a gel and makes my hair crispy and impossible to style. And of course, we all know how unflattering the wet look is for thinning hair! A shampoo-type product that doesn't stay in your hair (assuming it works) would be ideal.

[Desmond84]

Desmond where did you hear they are about to begin phase 2 for aa?

It was announced during their last shareholder meeting back in March

Here's the timeline for their product

http://www.cosmopharmaceuticals.com/~/media/Files/C/Cosmo-Pharmaceuticals/pipeline-04-13.pdf

CB-03-01 Phase 2 trials for AGA is a 12 month trial and is set to begin for first half of 2014

[deuce]

Cool man thanks for the Info. Hopefully I will still have some to salvage by the time it comes out. I am one of the unlucky ones who get fin side effects. Does someone know how long these drugs take to go through the protocol?

[burtandernie]

Yeah the waiting is the hardest part. 3 years from now is a really long time having to deal with it all that time. I think a whole lot of young guys are in this position where they want to keep their hair, but they dont want to sacrifice their health to do it. Propecia certainly puts you in that position right now both with the sexual sides, and all the unknowns long term. Its not an easy choice.

[baldnotbeautiful]

i dont understand the point of this post. obviously, if every option worked the same way...a shampoo would be easiest.

[DanWS]

Forgive me if this is something that's already been asked/discussed, but is a pill form out of the question?