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Dr. Reddy's Dutas (dutasteride) anyone use it before?
- Thread starter tommboy
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i was told by a hair doctor that dutasteride is a no go. in fact, the company that created it and has been testing it has decided not to continue with the drug. seems it is not effective for hair control. i was told that the best option is to take a 5mg proscar and break into 4 pieces. more than that won't make a bit of differences. you only require 8/10ths of a mg for effective measures, even when taking test.
stressman13
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tommboy said:
the saga continues...
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mp2000
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By the way, I would find another physician because that "hair doctor" sounds like a complete moron. He obviously doesn't keep up with the scientific literature. Dutasteride is indeed more effective at blocking DHT than finasteride.
Dr. Reddy's generic version of Avodart, called Dutas, is legit but it cannot be purchased in the U.S. It has to be purchased from an overseas pharmacy. Ordering meds overseas can be hit-and-miss because of counterfeit medications out there so do a thorough investigation of the pharmacy before ordering from them.
Dr. Reddy's generic version of Avodart, called Dutas, is legit but it cannot be purchased in the U.S. It has to be purchased from an overseas pharmacy. Ordering meds overseas can be hit-and-miss because of counterfeit medications out there so do a thorough investigation of the pharmacy before ordering from them.
