Rogaine Foam Hair Regrowth Treatment 3 Month For Men

Pros: May slow/stop hair loss with lifetime of use; supposedly easy
Cons: Easy to waste; greasier than original; expensive; hard to get to the right spots

I'm a loyal user of Minoxidil-based products such as Pfizer's Rogaine for 5 years running. I finally came to terms with it - my hair is falling out. Actually, it's been falling out for about 5 years, that's why I started using the topical solution (the ...

Pros: None. After using this product for a year nothing.
Cons: High price tag with no results

My father switched to this after having superb results with oral Minoxidil.  Minoxidil is an oral blood pressure medication available only by RX in the US and has the added side effect of hair growth.  After taking this medication for a month my father's eye lashes, brows and head hair were coming in thick, dark and lush as when young.  After a few months of usage he looked gorgeously young again.  Well his blood pressure began to get too low and he was taken off the RX and advised to use topical Rogaine.  The results were all of his newly grown hair gradually fell out and the topical treatment did virtually nothing for him in the line of hair growth.

Pros: It tingeled on my scalp, I lathered it in like something about mary.
Cons: I didn't work.

After years of being the cool ponytail guy at my Penn State frat, I noticed each morning my hairline was receding more than Manu Ginobli's. I tried everything, from laying on my couch for weeks, to chainsmoking Virginia Slims , to wearing size smedium teeshirts, but nothing helped. Finally I decided to take the Rogaine plunge, like my teen idol Greg Louganis whom I met at Dorney Park when I was little & it will forever be the most special day of my life.