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Rogaine: Men
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One of the drawbacks of Rogaine is financial. It’s not an inexpensive product compared to what men are typically used to purchasing and putting on their heads (such as drug store shampoos!). Monthly expenses can run about $30 a month; which doesn’t seem all that much, but relatively speaking, it’s fairly expensive for some men. Even more of a challenge, perhaps, is that Rogaine will have to be purchased regularly, since normal use calls for two applications a day. Some men who aren’t in the habit of keeping an eye on dwindling supplies of things (such as toothpaste, shampoo, and so on) may have to enlist the support of a more organized friend in order to ensure that the Rogaine-application is maintained.
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After a bit more research the guys behind Loniten/Minoxidil saw that the product did actually work and decided to create a product which was called Rogaine. While Rogaine was being developed men all over the world were crushing up blood pressure pills, mixing them with alchohol and rubbing them into their head in the hopes of growing hair.
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The little jar was packed up like the rest of its counterparts, deposited in a little box marked "Rogaine for Men." It was then shipped off like any other product. Except, of course, that it was no ordinary hair grower.
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55 out of 100 men would say that Rogaine does work to a degree. The other side of that percentage is that 45 men out of 100 did not see any difference.
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