Hairclub\'s EXT

Topicals for hair loss
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Does anyone have any experiences with HCM’s EXT plan? It is composed of a shampoo, this spray, a conditioner, and a vitamin pill. I went in for a consultation with them, and they charge like 2-3k for a year of this stuff, which includes salon visits and what not. I thought this sounded outrageously high and too good to be true to work. Anyone?

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Please don’t fall for this. This is nothing more than subpar shampoo, conditioner, a spray containing Saw Palmetto and regular minoxidil. I just purchased a 6-month supply of Kirkland Minoxidil (5%) on Amazon for $25 - that would be about $60.00 for a years supply (including shipping). Go online and buy yourself some piroctone olamine shampoo such as the Ginger Anti-Dandruff Shampoo from the Body Shop for about $14.00 for the big bottle. Buy a good hair vitamin like Maxi Hair or similar from the Vitamin Shoppe for about $15.00. You can get much BETTER quality products for a FRACTION of the cost of that crap from HCM. Save your money - it will NOT work any better than what I have suggested.

http://www.thebodyshop.com/bodyshop/browse/product_detail.jsp?productId=prod6270015&categoryId=cat30042

http://www.vitaminshoppe.com/store/en/browse/sku_detail.jsp?id=CF-1090

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WWG028

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» Does anyone have any experiences with HCM’s EXT plan? It is composed of a
» shampoo, this spray, a conditioner, and a vitamin pill. I went in for a
» consultation with them, and they charge like 2-3k for a year of this
» stuff, which includes salon visits and what not. I thought this sounded
» outrageously high and too good to be true to work. Anyone?

Snake oil. Do not fall for it.

For about half of that price (or less, depending on your willingness to use generic brands), you can buy Rogaine, 2% Nizoral, and get a script for Propecia (finasteride) or Avodart (dutasteride). These are the only products proven through the scientific method (double-blind studies) to have any positive effect against hair loss.

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actually, if you go for propecia over avodart then and you have a tight budget, then get proscar (same as propecia - drugwise and cost wise- but more miligrams) and divide the pill into 4ths or 5ths. you’ll save a ton of money…