Bimatoprost finishing up Phase IIb trial!

[FearTheLoss]

Yes, I'm aware they have. It concluded this January, but they have stated results will not be posted until 2016.

[ar50]

They already have. Hopefully they are running a phase 3 right now and planning on a release.

How far do you think a realese will be?

[It's2014ComeOnAlready]

I thought I remember their CEO saying they were going to test a concentration over 10x as strong.

They already have. Hopefully they are running a phase 3 right now and planning on a release.

[FearTheLoss]

I thought I remember their CEO saying they were going to test a concentration over 10x as strong.

[It's2014ComeOnAlready]

I don't understand....
Bim at 0.03% was not already approved by FDA ???

Was approved a long time ago for Allergan. A generic formula was just approved to be sold by another company. It is probably going to be cheaper.

[Seuxin]

I don't understand....
Bim at 0.03% was not already approved by FDA ???

[rdawg]

What means "work", as a growth stimulant I define "work" means regrowth not merely maintenance.

yes by work i mean regrowth or at least thickening, that's what a few experienced on the 0.03% solution(albeit very minor growth).

[Swooping]

Do we know what % they used in the last trial? They went really high supposedly right?

[Hairismylife]

just do a quick google search around, a few people have tried the 0.03% thing for a few months with fairly decent results.

The problems were: It was incredibly expensive to use even for a few months, about $25-30 a week, so you're talking 1200-1400 a year or so.
Which essentially means it's not worth it at the 0.03% solution.

try it out for a few months though, but dont be shocked if that doesnt work, it doesnt mean bim wont, just that the 0.03% is very light.

What means "work", as a growth stimulant I define "work" means regrowth not merely maintenance.

[rdawg]

Generic bimatoprost 0.03% solution has just been approved by the FDA

http://www.fiercepharma.com/press-releases/lupin-receives-us-fda-approval-generic-lumigan-ophthalmic-solution-003

I'm gonna get my hands on this. It will hopefully be cheap. Does anyone know if results are improved with derma-rolling?

just do a quick google search around, a few people have tried the 0.03% thing for a few months with fairly decent results.

The problems were: It was incredibly expensive to use even for a few months, about $25-30 a week, so you're talking 1200-1400 a year or so.
Which essentially means it's not worth it at the 0.03% solution.

try it out for a few months though, but dont be shocked if that doesnt work, it doesnt mean bim wont, just that the 0.03% is very light.

[sdsurfin]

What does this mean price-wise? I still can't find BIm for less than like 300 bucks per gram.

[It's2014ComeOnAlready]

Generic bimatoprost 0.03% solution has just been approved by the FDA

http://www.fiercepharma.com/press-releases/lupin-receives-us-fda-approval-generic-lumigan-ophthalmic-solution-003

I'm gonna get my hands on this. It will hopefully be cheap. Does anyone know if results are improved with derma-rolling?

[It's2014ComeOnAlready]

Its a different approach than min or propecia. I hope you got your wallet ready this is gonna be pricey when it comes out

It better work somewhere in between. I would hope it works better than propecia, but that would be too hopeful.

[burtandernie]

Its a different approach than min or propecia. I hope you got your wallet ready this is gonna be pricey when it comes out

[Eric5]

So will this solution be a dht blocker like minoxidil? Or should you just stop using minox once this solution comes out?