Minor Dandruff use Tgel or

[Thinking1]

Since I can not find nizoral anywhere. What can I pickup
at drugstore for dandruff that does not cause hair thinning.
Alot of people on web claim head and shoulders caused hair thinning.
So I don't want to use it. What about tgel, anybody claim it causes thining?

Is there anything better to try at local drugstore for dandruff?

[akai]

I've dealt with seborrheic dermatitis for a long time and Nizoral was by far the best shampoo for me. It can be found online fairly easily. Before that I would alternate using T-Gel (Coal Tar) and T-Sal (Salicylic Acid) which helped. Head & Shoulders (pyrithione zinc) can work for some but it was terrible on my scalp and hair. If you can tolerate pyrithione zinc Neutrogena sells a pack of 3 individual small bottles of the shampoos I just listed.

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"What about tgel, anybody claim it causes thining?"

Never heard of that but I'm sure you could find someone who claims it causes thinning. I used it for probably 8 or 9 years before my hair ever started going thin. You can't use it too often though as (for me) it caused my hair to be dry and wasn't as effective.

[Thinking1]

I've dealt with seborrheic dermatitis for a long time and Nizoral was by far the best shampoo for me. It can be found online fairly easily.

Where online can it be found at a decent price? Only place I can find online that is not sold out is Amazon and the two retailers on there are asking $100 a bottle.

[Tracy C]

Since I can not find nizoral anywhere.

Ask your doctor for a prescription for 2% Nizoral. Until you get the script, T/Gel will help with the dandruff.

[akai]

Where online can it be found at a decent price? Only place I can find online that is not sold out is Amazon and the two retailers on there are asking $100 a bottle.

Damn. I ordered it from Walgreens online not too long ago and it was $10. You're right it's going for $100 on Amazon and $50+ on Ebay. lol. You could try Regenpure which is another shampoo with ketoconazale, although I've never used it and it doesn't state the amount in the shampoo. I also found Nizoral 2% on Amazon for $12 and up but have no idea on the legitimacy of the sellers.