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  • yeahyeahyeah
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2011
    • 1818

    Originally posted by BoSox
    Well, regardless of it's release date we need to know it works. September can't come soon enough.
    Really could do with this around my temples. Seems like it is much better then minox.

    So much small vellius hair over there.

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    • rdawg
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2012
      • 1019

      Originally posted by TravisB
      I wonder if it would perhaps be so strong that we wouldn't need to take Fin?
      Possible but fairly doubtful. This seems like a slightly stronger Minoxidil if anything, people that have tried it haven't claimed any amazing results from what i've seen.

      Expect it to simply be an alternative to minoxidil. The big stuff is a few years away.

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      • TravisB
        Senior Member
        • May 2012
        • 191

        Originally posted by rdawg
        Possible but fairly doubtful. This seems like a slightly stronger Minoxidil if anything, people that have tried it haven't claimed any amazing results from what i've seen.

        Expect it to simply be an alternative to minoxidil. The big stuff is a few years away.
        Hmm I don't know. Would they spend millions $$$ for the FDA approval, if it didn't have potential to be MUCH stronger than minox?

        I mean if it's only slightly better, it won't stand a chance against cheap minox.

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        • Dazza
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2012
          • 278

          Ofc they would spend that much even if it's slightly better. If you had a option to go with something that grew back 10% or something that grew back 15% what would you pick? I understand price plays a part but results play a bigger role.

          Tho I'm sure I heard there patient runs out this year for there eyelash product, maybe there looking to expand?

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          • Tracy C
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2011
            • 3125

            Originally posted by TravisB
            I mean if it's only slightly better, it won't stand a chance against cheap minox.
            I'm not sure about that. Some people do not respond to Minoxidil and some people simply don't want to use it. Those who do not respond to Minoxidil might respond to Bimatoprost. Those who do not want to use Minoxidil twice a day might be willing to use Bimatoprost once a day. Some people might be willing to use both. The bottom line is the more proven treatments available the better.

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            • Person
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2012
              • 106

              For Allergan to pursue making Latisse for scalp and spend millions in clinical trials, it must be more effective than minoxidil and/or have a better side effects profile. Also, even if it was very similar in terms of results, people will always like having another option. Especially if minox didnt work for them or gave them bad side effects.

              If the Phase 2 results show that bimatoprost is more effective than minoxidil in September do you guys think that companies could start creating their own bimatoprost solutions and sell them soon after?. They wouldnt be FDA approved but neither are alot of supplements and people still buy them.

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              • Person
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2012
                • 106

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                • rdawg
                  Senior Member
                  • Jun 2012
                  • 1019

                  Originally posted by Person
                  For Allergan to pursue making Latisse for scalp and spend millions in clinical trials, it must be more effective than minoxidil and/or have a better side effects profile. Also, even if it was very similar in terms of results, people will always like having another option. Especially if minox didnt work for them or gave them bad side effects.

                  If the Phase 2 results show that bimatoprost is more effective than minoxidil in September do you guys think that companies could start creating their own bimatoprost solutions and sell them soon after?. They wouldnt be FDA approved but neither are alot of supplements and people still buy them.
                  I'd imagine the price in general would go down on this stuff. Right now it's kind of a niche product IMO for the eyebrows/eyelashes but if it's approved for hair it will be mass produced on a very large scale.

                  Maybe it will work out better for those that didn't get many results on minoxidil. The fact alone that it'll be the first approved hair medicine in 15 years is good enough for me to try it out!

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                  • gmonasco
                    Inactive
                    • Apr 2010
                    • 883

                    Originally posted by Person
                    For Allergan to pursue making Latisse for scalp and spend millions in clinical trials, it must be more effective than minoxidil and/or have a better side effects profile.
                    Not quite. It means they have a reasonable expectation it will meet those criteria. They can't know for sure until after the clinical trials.

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                    • Kirby_
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2012
                      • 447

                      Any news on whether this product will be released in Europe (specifically the UK)?

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                      • Person
                        Senior Member
                        • Jun 2012
                        • 106

                        Bimatoprost for scalp is the only legitimate treatment that will be out by 2015. Histogen is still a long way away, realistically 2018 it will be available. Aderans realistically 2017-2020. Why is nobody on this forum talking about Allergan's Bimatoprost for scalp?

                        Allergan is a multi billion dollar publicly traded company that can go through these trials quickly without having to raise money. They finished the phase II clinical trial in july and we should see results in september or october.

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                        • BoSox
                          Senior Member
                          • Jun 2010
                          • 708

                          Originally posted by Person
                          Histogen is still a long way away, realistically 2018 it will be available. Aderans realistically 2017-2020
                          Aderans 2017-2020? Where in god's name did you pull that time frame out?

                          They plan to come to market 2014.. 2015-16ish by the latest.

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                          • Person
                            Senior Member
                            • Jun 2012
                            • 106

                            BoSox; Aderans 2017-2020? Where in god's name did you pull that time frame out? They plan to come to market 2014.. 2015-16ish by the latest.

                            They have always "planned" to finish trials by this date, or come to market at that time. They Never do. That means nothing. At first i thought that too. But after doing extensive research it is still far from reaching the market.

                            I understand everyone wants to be optimistic, but sometimes you have to be realistic.

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                            • BoSox
                              Senior Member
                              • Jun 2010
                              • 708

                              I do understand that, and there are set backs.. but they are going to start Phase 3 trials in Feb, if all goes well (which we will know by Octorber).

                              Regardless, as far as they are in their Phase 2.. Phase 3 will start soon, and Phase 3 won't take 3-7 years.

                              In other words, 2014-15 is a realistic timeframe.

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                              • rdawg
                                Senior Member
                                • Jun 2012
                                • 1019

                                Originally posted by BoSox
                                I do understand that, and there are set backs.. but they are going to start Phase 3 trials in Feb, if all goes well (which we will know by Octorber).

                                Regardless, as far as they are in their Phase 2.. Phase 3 will start soon, and Phase 3 won't take 3-7 years.

                                In other words, 2014-15 is a realistic timeframe.
                                I believe Histogen ends phase 2 in December, saying 2017-2018 is way too far. If all goes to plan histogen will be out come late 2014-2015 in asia/europe.

                                The MORE important part is knowing if these products for sure are coming out, I dont mind waiting 3-4 years if next year I already know the product will be launching and say brings back 40% of your hair etc.

                                Allergan is good, but not anything special, essentially an alternative to minoxidil which could be slightly better.

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