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  • UK_
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    It wont grow new hair - it may adjust the anagen growth phase positively - but I dont see anything miraculous coming out of this one - especially for those who are NW34567.

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  • Person
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    We should hear something from Allergan before OCT 26. They also plan to release results from phase2 in jan or feb. Poop.

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  • thechamp
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    How long

    How long and how effective is the question ?

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  • Rootzoost
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    I think "BIM" stands a good chance of being the next mainstream drug that will market

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  • Person
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    Originally posted by Conpecia
    Wasn't Tracy C trying this out? I wonder what dosage she took.

    It seems like this treatment is the frontrunner in terms of a cutting edge product with a release date within the next couple years, as it appears to be an enhanced formulation of something that already exists. Hopefully it will work better than Minox, and even if it's merely on par with Minox I am excited about the prospect of not dealing with Minox-like side effects.

    This month is going to crawl by. Surely one of these companies will have good news...
    she is mixing it in with minoxidil. Thus voiding the point of even trying. They work in 2 seperate ways, and she wont know what is causing growth ... minox or bim.

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  • Conpecia
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    Wasn't Tracy C trying this out? I wonder what dosage she took.

    It seems like this treatment is the frontrunner in terms of a cutting edge product with a release date within the next couple years, as it appears to be an enhanced formulation of something that already exists. Hopefully it will work better than Minox, and even if it's merely on par with Minox I am excited about the prospect of not dealing with Minox-like side effects.

    This month is going to crawl by. Surely one of these companies will have good news...

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  • Pate
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    Originally posted by Person
    i cant find the original link. It was from one of Allergan's press releases/ quarterly updates. They were discussing the pre clinical studies and said that using .03 bimatoprost (latisse) on the scalp produced results identical/similar to minoxidil.
    This may be the trial that Alan Bauman did:



    That vid doesn't discuss results, but I seem to remember Spencer had him on TBT one day and he mentioned that the results were similar to minoxidil.

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  • rdawg
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    Originally posted by Person
    i cant find the original link. It was from one of Allergan's press releases/ quarterly updates. They were discussing the pre clinical studies and said that using .03 bimatoprost (latisse) on the scalp produced results identical/similar to minoxidil.

    The versions they are testing now are much stonger. They also contain chemical properties that will allow the solution to penetrate thick scalp skin and get directly to the follicle. Also, their phase I studies showed it had much lower system absorbtion that minoxidil...AKA less side effects. The solution actually mimics a prostaglandin and is directly acting on the follicle where as minox can sometimes stimulate prostaglandins indirectly as a side effect (hence everyones variable results).

    I dont think this will be a cure. But i do believe/hope that it will be a much superior product that will put rat piss (rogaine foam) out of business.
    I highly doubt it will be anything more than 15-20% growth but even that is fantastic if it happens commonly between people.

    Minoxidil rarely if ever causes growth, maybe slight or temporary growth but I find it to be more of a hairloss slower.

    If Bitmaprost at least helps with minor hairloss, that is definitely a huge upgrade.

    And luckily it will be out sometime in 2013-early 2014. Price is an issue though.

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  • Person
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    i cant find the original link. It was from one of Allergan's press releases/ quarterly updates. They were discussing the pre clinical studies and said that using .03 bimatoprost (latisse) on the scalp produced results identical/similar to minoxidil.

    The versions they are testing now are much stonger. They also contain chemical properties that will allow the solution to penetrate thick scalp skin and get directly to the follicle. Also, their phase I studies showed it had much lower system absorbtion that minoxidil...AKA less side effects. The solution actually mimics a prostaglandin and is directly acting on the follicle where as minox can sometimes stimulate prostaglandins indirectly as a side effect (hence everyones variable results).

    I dont think this will be a cure. But i do believe/hope that it will be a much superior product that will put rat piss (rogaine foam) out of business.

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  • MrBlonde
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    Originally posted by Dazza
    Can you give the link to the study please. Thanks

    I'd also like to see the evidence that 0.3% bim was as effective as 5% minox

    Link please

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  • Dazza
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    Originally posted by TimAllen45
    JLS I am guessing the bimat did nothing for you?
    It's a scam

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  • MoreCoffee
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    JLS I am guessing the bimat did nothing for you?

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  • jls008
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    latisse

    Hello. I have 3 boxes sealed that I am happy to sell at my cost if anyone is interested. Please send me a private message if you are interested. Thanks!

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  • Dazza
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    Originally posted by Person
    when/where did you hear that?

    I am almost certain that Bimatoprost will be significantly more effective than minoxidil. Maybe 2 or 3 times more effective.

    - In one study, bimatoprost .03% used over 6 months produced the same results as minox 5% in the majority of the subjects. The bimatoprost they are testing now is a much larger concentration, and has specific components that will allow it to penetrate thick scalp skin and go directly to the follicle unlike the .03%.

    - Minoxidil affects certain prostaglandins as a side effect. Bim directly affects them.
    Can you give the link to the study please. Thanks

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  • new bubble
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    Originally posted by Person
    when/where did you hear that?

    I am almost certain that Bimatoprost will be significantly more effective than minoxidil. Maybe 2 or 3 times more effective.

    - In one study, bimatoprost .03% used over 6 months produced the same results as minox 5% in the majority of the subjects. The bimatoprost they are testing now is a much larger concentration, and has specific components that will allow it to penetrate thick scalp skin and go directly to the follicle unlike the .03%.

    - Minoxidil affects certain prostaglandins as a side effect. Bim directly affects them.
    I heard they will confirm positive results in october, listen to episode 46 and if i recall joe from staten island heard it on a allergan conferance call where the top man said something to that affect, thats the only information am going on so everyone need to check for themselves for accuracy

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