RU 58841, Minox, and Dutasteride 3 times a week. Two months difference. 25 years old. After stopping RU I do believe I lost some of my gains. I think it’s too soon to really get the good effects of DUT. Progress Pictures 10/20/2021
User shared progress with RU 58841, Minox, and Dutasteride 3 times a week for hair loss. Others noticed improvements and expect great gains over the next year.
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