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Thread: Nizoral 1% vs. 2%

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    Nizoral 1% vs. 2%

    So I can get Nizoral 1% at my local wal-mart or drug store but 2% requires a prescription??? Have any of you used the 1% during a cycle and had any luck with it? Is the 2% solution THAT much great than the 1%?

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    try the 1 % i have heard that 2% works better but just leave the 1 % on longer and if it doesn't go and get the 2%.

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    I have the 2%, i just started using it one week ago. i have not tryed the 1% but from what i have heard the 2% should be more effective.

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    I read an article somewhere which stated that there was not a big difference between 1% and 2% as far as DHT blocking.

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    The 2% is non prescription in canada, so you can get it delivered from a pharmacy there if you want.

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    I just get the 2%. Its not hard. You can get it online very easily.

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    nizoral 2 % isnt prescription on Long island... but anyway it works great, it actually made my hair way thicker whilE ON cycle... stuff works amazing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tesla
    So I can get Nizoral 1% at my local wal-mart or drug store but 2% requires a prescription??? Have any of you used the 1% during a cycle and had any luck with it? Is the 2% solution THAT much great than the 1%?

    No. But the 5% spiro is. I use the 2% Niz also.

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    Last edited by Old man; 02-25-2007 at 07:56 PM. Reason: spelling

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