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As far as I know, Wikipedia always offers a translation of an article in different languages, which is very convenient. But even if your language is not available, you can translate it yourself using Google translator. And if there are videos in the materials, then their voice acting, for example in Turkish, can be done using Vidby https://vidby.com/. In general, now there are many opportunities and tools for easy perception and understanding. -
Hi Horny
I guess with a name like that you aint experiencing any side effects.Leave a comment:
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Hornypervert here
Hey everyone,
I've started Propecia since I believe in 2003 & it has really helped stopped my
hair loss completely. Of course I use Toppik & Couvre to cover up the thinning
areas but it really gives it the affect of a full head of hair.
I finally found a doctor to give me a 3 month prescription of Proscar, which for
those that don't know, you can cut the pill up in quarters & get MORE for the
price of what you pay for it. Also I found a place online that you can send your 3 month Proscar prescription for only $125 US dollars for 84 tablets:
Even though the name says "Drug World Canada", they told me that the drug
would be coming from Turkey & when I received it, they were right. But it does say "Proscar" & "Merck Sharp & Dohme" & NOT under another name. With
the exception of the names that I mentioned, most of what's on the box & the info paper inside is in Turkish. Underneath the Proscar name it did say
"Finasterid" so I did research & according to Wikipedia, the word "finasterid" is
a Turkish translation of Finasteride. When clicking on this link:
Look under "languages" & find "Türkçe" which is the turkish language, then
click that & you'll see it in their language:
Just trying to help, have a great day.
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