is there are guys who use Bimatoprost here ?

[verver]

if yes what was the result ? did you use latisse or made it yourself with powder ?

[DesperateOne]

Haha @ the title grammar

But seriously now, only rich people would be able to afford that shit. Heard some used it with success.

[verver]

Yeah My english is strange sometimes lol ( its my 3rd language)

[paradigmshift]

I apply Careprost at night everyday along with my Rogaine. I am not completely certain, but my hairs seem thicker. Hair fallout is still the same though: 130-250 per day.

[randomman111]

if yes what was the result ? did you use latisse or made it yourself with powder ?

I use 1 bottle of latisse every 2 weeks mixed in with an alcohol vehicle, im currently at month 2. I have noticed an increase in hairgrowth around the hairline and a reduction in shedding.

[rdawg]

I dont think it's a question that the stuff works, it's just that the price is ridiculous for what it does.

It's a better verson of minoxidil but its triple the cost for such a small amount.(about 11-13 dollars per 5 days of use)

[thechamp]

Where can I buy bim?

[thechamp]

Where can I buy it without a prescription and how much do you use ???, it comes in 5mls?

[frankzukini]

I'm not impressed with my Bimatoprost. I couldn't say it thickened my hair or grown any new, but it did thicken my body hair quite significantly. I'm using Kane's Bimatoprost. It isn't possible to measure what it takes to make 10 mL of a 0.03% solution, on our scales. My Bimatoprost came in small grains; I'm dropping 4-5 of them in 10 mL of 40/60 PPG/ethanol. More than that tends to cause occular side effects, in my case. I wouldn't rely on Bimatoprost as a centerpiece of your regimen, but it might be a great addition.

[frankzukini]

It's a better verson of minoxidil but its triple the cost for such a small amount.(about 11-13 dollars per 5 days of use)

I wouldn't second that statement. AFAIK, minoxidil raises PGE2 and PGE2-a and acts as a vasodilatator and a potassium channel opener. Bimatoprost is protaglandin analog. Two different things.

EDIT : Has Kane discontinued his Bimatoprost? Why? Can't find it on the website.

[rdawg]

I wouldn't second that statement. AFAIK, minoxidil raises PGE2 and PGE2-a and acts as a vasodilatator and a potassium channel opener. Bimatoprost is protaglandin analog. Two different things.

EDIT : Has Kane discontinued his Bimatoprost? Why? Can't find it on the website.

I didn't mean literally, I meant in a sense that it's a topical but it seems to have a better effect on the hair than minoxidil does.

Most people dont get anything from minoxidil other than maybe maintanence at best, but the average person that uses BIM at least gets minor thickening, nothing significant but enough to notice.

But still, there aren't many bim users out there due to price, so it's a bit hard to judge.

[Tito555]

I've made my own Bimatoprost/Prostaglandin solution as I'm a pharmacist, been using small doses only I may up the dosage slightly
Seems to work very well with no side effects
Been using it for 45 days just in the morning
Personally I think It has stopped
My hair loss
Starting to get some growth, time
Will tell just how much

[Reign]

I've made my own Bimatoprost/Prostaglandin solution as I'm a pharmacist, been using small doses only I may up the dosage slightly
Seems to work very well with no side effects
Been using it for 45 days just in the morning
Personally I think It has stopped
My hair loss
Starting to get some growth, time
Will tell just how much

What percentage of bimatoprost?

[Tito555]

I've been using 0.03% at the minute
I've made quite a few 60ml bottles of that strength no side effects at all
I might up it to 0.06 or 0.1

[Reign]

I've been using 0.03% at the minute
I've made quite a few 60ml bottles of that strength no side effects at all
I might up it to 0.06 or 0.1

Great that you may be getting results. Thought you may have been using a higher concentration. I was wondering if a compounding pharmacy would be able to formulate a 0.1% solution, but would assume it would be rather costly.