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Thank you for your question. Minoxidil should not crystalize if it is stored for 2-3 months+. Make sure to check the expiration on the bottle as well I suggest you consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,
Buying minoxidil in bulk 2-3 months in advance should not be an issue. You will still be within the expiration date. Best, Dr. Emer
Attempt to keep minoxidil out ofheat and away from light.The higherpercentage of the minoxidil preparation the more likely it could crystallize.
FDA approved doses of minoxidil don't crystallize, unless left open or evaporate. If you purchase non FDA approved compounds, crystallization becomes an issue with various compounds. Stick with FDA approved formulations and this will be a non issue
Thank you for posting your question. Normally, the only time I have seen monoxidil crystalizing is when it is being compounded through a pharmacy. When being bought in bulk, over the counter you should be fine as long as the medication is not expired and is placed in room-temperature. Hope this helps.
This is not a problem as the shelf life for this drug, if help at room temperatue and unoppened, will last a good year,
You can do both treatments together. I do my finesteride at night and my minoxidil twice daily. I find they work better with PRP/progesterone injections. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question. I suggest that you consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon for an in-person hair examination so that you can be recommended a long-term care plan.Finasteride may decrease libido, however, NeoGraft offers a permanent natural-looking hair restoration...
Yes, minoxidil can be used in women over 60 for improvement in hair loss. Results may vary, but you could definitely try. Best, Dr. Emer
To my knowledge, finasteride (Proscar) is not likely to cause facial hair loss, increased rate of skin aging, or bone loss density. I would suggest consulting with your physician about your concerns. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for your question. Your main concern should be ingesting any of the Minoxidil by putting your fingers in your mouth or on your food before washing your hands. Always consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,
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