Primo hairloss question - Nelson?

[sundevil04]

I've read plenty on primo and hairloss and seem to have found very conflicting views. Many point to primo being a DHT derivative and other point to its low androgenic properties.

Can anyone especially those who know they are predisposed to MPB and have used primo shed any light on this for me.

How would 700mg/wk of Primo compare to 400 mg/wk of test for hair loss in someone who is predisposed to hair loss and would Propecia or topical spiro help prevent hair loss from primo

I'm 32 years old with one test only cycle under my belt @ 500mg/wk for 12 weeks. I am definitely prone to MPB but didn't notice a great difference in my hair from the test. I'd LOVE to use primo but would like to have a better idea where it "ranks" if you will as compared to test and other AAS for hair loss

It seems to be one of the more difficult AAS to measure its effect on hair loss because of the low androgenic ratio vs the DHT derivative thing. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Nelson Montana]

I'm of the belief, if you're predisposed to it, it's going to be excellerated by any steroid. Primo is no worse than any other. Masteron and Proviron are the hardest, but a lot of people are fine with them.

 

[sundevil04]

Would Propecia or topical spiro help with hairloss from primo considering its already 5 alpha reduced?

 

[Nelson Montana]

Would Propecia or topical spiro help with hairloss from primo considering its already 5 alpha reduced?

It would also block the effects of the steroid, not to mention kill libido.

 

[sundevil04]

Good to know, is the same true for topical spiro?

 

[icedemon]

I've heard N2 Shampoo is good to help keep the hair in. Might be something for you to look into.

 

[stevesmi]

i use n2shampoo for this and it helps a lot.

 

[Nelson Montana]

Yep, a shampoo or even a topical solution of proscar, minoxidol and saw palmetto would be a good idea.

 

[RickRock13]

If you are prone to MPB and shedding, it may be best to run something different than DHT derivative compounds. N2shampoo will certainly help, but there is always the risk, especially if you are prone