Rogaine foam vs Kirkland foam

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Originally Posted by dex89

-foam will dry out withing 10 minutes.

-minoxidil will dry out within an hour or two.

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Minoxidil is just the name of the drug, regardless if it's foam or solution.

I use both Rogaine foam and Kirkland's foam and there's no difference in smell, drying speed, effectiveness.

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Originally Posted by PatientlyWaiting

Minoxidil is just the name of the drug, regardless if it's foam or solution.

I use both Rogaine foam and Kirkland's foam and there's no difference in smell, drying speed, effectiveness.

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Cool, I wasn't sure it was as effective. I have heard that the vehicle may be different.

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Originally Posted by Notcoolanymore

Cool, I wasn't sure it was as effective. I have heard that the vehicle may be different.

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I wanna go back to solution, I felt it was better than foam in regards to results. The itchiness is just something i'll have to live with, but foam isn't doing much, just keeping my hair where it is as opposed to kirkland liquid minoxidil making my hair thicker.

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Originally Posted by PatientlyWaiting

I wanna go back to solution, I felt it was better than foam in regards to results. The itchiness is just something i'll have to live with, but foam isn't doing much, just keeping my hair where it is as opposed to kirkland liquid minoxidil making my hair thicker.

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I prefer the liquid myself although it makes my head itch like a MF'er. I have heard conflicting stuff though. Some say the foam is more effective, others say the liquid is?

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Originally Posted by Notcoolanymore

I prefer the liquid myself although it makes my head itch like a MF'er. I have heard conflicting stuff though. Some say the foam is more effective, others say the liquid is?

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I reckon it depends on your hair length.

Get foam if you shave ur head cos it is lighter and will find ur scalp with no probs. the added bonus of foam is it drys fast. But if ur hair is a longer length, the foam sticks to the hair rather than getting to the scalp. So if ur hair is longer, I'd get the liquid cos it is heavier and will find ur scalp.

I am using the Equate Minoxidil Foam 5% from Walmart. It is exactly the same as Rogaine Foam but half price. The quality is the same and even the cans are like a clone of the Rogaine.

Good luck.

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Originally Posted by SolarPowered Man

I reckon it depends on your hair length.

Get foam if you shave ur head cos it is lighter and will find ur scalp with no probs. the added bonus of foam is it drys fast. But if ur hair is a longer length, the foam sticks to the hair rather than getting to the scalp. So if ur hair is longer, I'd get the liquid cos it is heavier and will find ur scalp.

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I shave my head with a zero guard...foam doesn't do much but halt hair loss along with fin/dut.

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Originally Posted by PatientlyWaiting

I shave my head with a zero guard...foam doesn't do much but halt hair loss along with fin/dut.

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I shave my head too :)

I'm getting regrowth with dut and foam and it only been 2 and a half months. And I never got any results with fin.

I guess everyone reacts differently :rolleyes:

I think kirkland is about the same, has anyone noticed a difference? I buy this one http://www.amazon.com/

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