REGAINE FOR MEN FOAM 60ML 3 PACK $114.95. Free shipping anywhere in Australia. Valid until 29th of April 2016
Regaine Foam for Men 60ml 3 Pack - $114.95 Shipped @ SuperPharmacy.com.au
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Store RepLCritty on 01/04/2016 - 12:04 superpharmacy.com.au (198 clicks)
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Last edited 01/04/2016 - 13:57 by 1 other user
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Yeah just don't try and get those good guy 17.95 bargain clipers.
(profanity) after saying my order was ready to pickup told me they were out of stock.
Doesnt work.
It doesn't work. I've tried it. My head is as shiny as a bowling ball still.
so makes good car wax?
Remember, this can cause heart palpitations and excessive body hair (and thus also permanent changes in sebaceous oil glands as well). Not worth it imho, and not very effective.
Does not work. Ever. For anyone. A scam, like the rest of the 'hair regrowth' industry, a land of fake studies, misleading claims and unfulfilled promises. It's all a big practical joke on the gullible public, at their immense cost .. :-( .. !!
Warnie's hair looks better though!
/gif bald
If you cant trust a guy named critty whos flogging a miracle cure and whos been an ozbargain member for the best part of 30 mins, who can you trust?
/gif bullshit
if you can't trust Chitty, Chitty bang bang who can you trust?
Vanity, they name is profit. Lets get something clear, if topical hair treatments worked the the likes of travolta and trump would bother with wigs and comb-overs.
heres a classic example of a comapny that profits on fear, the fear that men have of aging and their perceived vitality and sexual opportunitues. And lets face it, sex is a huge motivator. The treatment has small benefits and setbacks, but it wont turn you into into Australian thor with flowing locks that could pull a truck from a standstill over speed bumps.
This fear is capitalised on by big Pharma that offer you false hope - like over the counter multi-vitamins or homoeopathy treatments you bought at chemist warehouse.
If you want to be perceived as attractive make money. Big money, oodles of the stuff. Be charming and charitable certainly helps but at the very least, dont go in for fear based scam. you got options.
I think it depends when you start, and if it works for you. It doesn't work for everyone. Some it doesn't work, some it would slow hair loss, so you just don't go as bald as fast, and some might even gain back a bit. I know a guy who has had fair results with a generic Monoxodil (active ingredient).
NOT a good deal for AFL players…
/gif balds
Cheaper here for 5 months of the same thing: (5% minoxidil 60ml)
http://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/40664/Hair-A-Gain-5-x…
Cheaper now because the patent has expired. (Don't worry, the FTA/TPP will reverse that soon.)
But both names are misleading - it is unlikely to make hair grow back, but can slow loss.edit: re gifs, sorry, a bit slow this morning.
Hi Manic
we have the Hair-a-gain as well https://www.superpharmacy.com.au/products/hair-a-gain-5-5x60…
We have found that some customers prefer the name brand over generics.Not us people on ozbargain :-) We avoid paying for names. Patent expired, so they can stop screwing is over now.
a pair of clippers is cheaper
If its good enough for Bruce Willis…..