Generic propecia

[silas87]

Hello everyone,
I'm a 27 years old guy who's already experiencing recession, and having a really hard time dealing with it! I've been told that finasteride, minoxidil and ketokonazol constitute a good regime to fight hair loss. So i would like to try generic propecia (finasteride) first, after having heard many good things about it. That it helps men like me who have moderate hair loss, that it increases, regenerates and slows down the process.
So i would like to ask if anyone here has tried the generic thing? (it's the only i can afford). Does it really work? Does it have many side effects?
Also where can i buy it? I've been looking for it online. It looks decent and has very interesting prices, but i'm not sure about the quality or the provenance of their products..
Has anyone bought/dealt with this site? If it's the case, i'd really appreciate if i could get some feedback.
Thanks in advance

 

[Coopman]

Silas

Where are you located? If you are buying generic Finasteride, I would purchase Fincar. Fincar is 5mg of Finasteride. It is the generic version of Proscar.

Inhousepharmacy is probably the cheapest place to buy it online. They are a legitimate business too.

 

[MrDavis]

Hello,
I also use generic finasteride. I haven't tried the branded one because of its price and can't tell you if the brand med works much better than the generic one, but I can say that generic fin has stopped my hair loss. I buy generic finasteride produced by Cipla company online and I'm completely satisfied with the results.

 

[sarahjee]

Guys nice information and very useful discussion going on it is very important talk about the medication of hair loss..

 

[HairGuy]

Has anyone bought generic Finasteride 1mg in the UK? I recently realised its available and will probably cost around £35 for 3 months on a private prescription

 

[pkipling]

Should be zero difference between the name brand and the generic. I use the generic here in the States. I get the 5 mg from Target and cut them into quarters, so I take 1.25 mg/daily. This is the most cost-effective way I've found to do it... I pay $7 for 30 pills, which means I'm paying $7 for a 4 months supply.... And this is without insurance.