I do medical studies and we are not suppose to take any kind of prescription or non-prescription drugs. If they find it while you are screening to get into the study not only will you not get into the study but you will get permanently banned from the facility. I don't want to take Propecia and then get banned. I can't ask the study manager about this because everything you tell them gets put in your file even an innocent question like this.
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Answer: Which facility is banning the use of Propecia?
Jae Pak, MDHair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
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