- Vie Oct 16, 2015 6:44 pm
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"Se ha nombrado" "Se ha dicho" "He oído"... Rumores
¿Los que decís eso os habéis molestado en buscar en Google el proceso de fabricación de un comprimido? Yo se lo pregunté a un farmaceutico y me dijo lo contrario. Busqué en foros de U.K y USA y también leí lo contrario. ej:
As you already know, Proscar and Propecia are the same medication, i.e.
finasteride. The only difference is that Proscar is a 5 mg tablet of finasteride
and Propecia is a 1 mg tablet of finasteride.
If you take quartered tablets of Proscar instead of Propecia, you will have the
same beneficial results for treating MPB at less than 1/3 the price.
The finasteride is homogeneously distributed throughout the tablet of Proscar.
Use a pill cutter or any sharp blade and cut the hard, brittle, blue covered
Proscar tablet into four pieces. You will undoubtedly also create some powder
and many smaller fragments. It really makes no difference if the pieces are of
unequal size. The range of effectiveness is very wide and has been shown to vary
as much as from 0.2 mg to 5 mg of finasteride. Furthermore, there is such a
tight bond created between the finasteride and the Type 2 5AR, that even if you
discontinue taking finasteride altogether, it will require two weeks for your
DHT level to return to your baseline levels. So, a variation in the daily dosage
is really inconsequential. There is probably no increase in the likelihood of
having side effects by taking 1.25mg of finasteride as opposed to taking 1.0mg
of finasteride.
So, take just one quarter of a tablet once / day. The time of day doesn't really
matter. Nor does it matter if you take it with or without food.
(Respuesta a un paciente de un doctor estadounidense especializado en alopecia)
Evidentemente es mejor un comprimido de 1mg por el hecho de no perder propiedades con la exposición al aire, a la humedad, a la luz... Cosa que se "arregla" con un pastillero.
Aunque esta es MI OPINIÓN. Recomiendo a todos aquellos que vayan a empezar el tratamiento y no les sobren 50€ al mes, que ante todo se informen, busquen y contrasten para sacar sus propias conclusiones.