Dutasteride in the U.S. w/o prescription?

[win200]

Is there a way to get authentic dutasteride in the U.S. without a prescription? My general practitioner--was really isn't knowledgeable about hair loss--doesn't want to prescribe it. Short of going to another doctor, is there an option? Maybe something online?

Thanks!

[win200]

Also: is there any reason to get Avodart rather than Dutas, Dutagen, or any of the (much cheaper) alternatives?

Thanks!

[SolarPowered Man]

You can get it from inhouse.

And here is my "theory" on which brand....
Inhouse sell avodart, duprost, dutas and dutagen.
Avodart is exxy. $4 a day. Also being the original and most expensive, counterfeits maybe an issue? So I did strike that off my list.
Dutagen is made by Ranbaxy. A manufacter fined for QC issues back in May. So I did strike that off my list too.
At the time I started, 2 and a half months ago, there was only one Dut type left to try at inhouse and that was Dutas by Dr Reddy. I researched on this forum and business websites for the manufacturer. All checked out fine, so I dove in.
Now inhouse sell Duprost by Cipla as well. Cipla is a well known generic manufacture. Knowing this, I wouldn't hesitate trying these.

[Widowmaker]

You can get it from inhouse.

And here is my "theory" on which brand....
Inhouse sell avodart, duprost, dutas and dutagen.
Avodart is exxy. $4 a day. Also being the original and most expensive, counterfeits maybe an issue? So I did strike that off my list.
Dutagen is made by Ranbaxy. A manufacter fined for QC issues back in May. So I did strike that off my list too.
At the time I started, 2 and a half months ago, there was only one Dut type left to try at inhouse and that was Dutas by Dr Reddy. I researched on this forum and business websites for the manufacturer. All checked out fine, so I dove in.
Now inhouse sell Duprost by Cipla as well. Cipla is a well known generic manufacture. Knowing this, I wouldn't hesitate trying these.

Agreed. I believe some on this forum have been taking Dutas and have had their chemistry checked before and after and do report appropriate lowering of DHT. I started out on perscription fin and switched to Dut after a couple years. I did notice some nipple tenderness that went away after a few days/week. All this sorta adds to my confidence that it's legit.

[win200]

Thanks, guys! I actually wrangled my GP into prescribing Avodart, so I had my first dose this morning. Super expensive, but whatever. Isn't it incredible how much we're willing to sink into our hair? Right now I'm taking Avodart (~$120/mo.), Proscar ($35/mo.), RU ($75/mo.), and minoxidil (~$25/mo.). Plus a few vitamins, PLUS a transplant. Even aside from the aesthetic consideration, guys w/o hair loss have a huge FINANCIAL advantage.

[mmmcoffee]

I've decided to order dutas from inhouse. Got the pills today and am going to supplement .5mg dut once a week with fin 6x a week and see what happens over the next 6 months.

Is there any way to verify if the pills are legit?

[SolarPowered Man]

I've decided to order dutas from inhouse. Got the pills today and am going to supplement .5mg dut once a week with fin 6x a week and see what happens over the next 6 months.

Is there any way to verify if the pills are legit?

They are legit, cos they work on me.

I'm so happy my hair is finally growing back