Buy Regaine Foam Online in the UK
The topical medication, Regaine Foam helps to prevent and reverse hereditary hair loss. Regaine for men extra strength scalp solution works by stimulating hair growth and you could notice results in as little as 16 weeks. The earlier you start the treatment, the more likely you will see the best results, we would suggest for maximum results this foam should be used twice daily.
Minoxidil, the active ingredient in Regaine, is the only over-the-counter active ingredient with a history of success in treating men's genetic hair loss and thinning hair.
Using Regaine Foam
The foam should be applied to your fingertips by holding the can upside down and pressing the nozzle. Apply the foam over the area where you're losing hair with your fingertips, then gently massage it into your scalp. Wash your hands immediately after using this medication to get rid of any leftover medication.
For men aged 18 - 49 years. This product should NOT be used by women. To apply men's Regaine Foam, massage thoroughly into a dry scalp for about 1 minute and comb the hair. Apply a dose of 1g (equivalent to the volume of half a capful) onto your hand and massage on to the scalp twice daily (with a 12-hour interval in-between).
Replace cap on the can when not in use.
Medicines can cause unwanted side-effects. These commonly improve as your body adjusts to the new medicine, however, speak with your doctor or pharmacist if any of the following side-effects continue or become troublesome.
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Headache
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Skin irritation or itching, dry skin, redness
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Loss of hair after 2-6 weeks of treatment
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Feeling faint or dizzy
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Chest pains or rapid heart beats
If you experience any symptoms which you think may be due to the usage of Regaine Foam, speak with your doctor or pharmacist.
Do not exceed 2 g in one day and do not exceed the maximum dosage of twice a day (your hair will not re-grow any more quickly and you may risk side-effects). Wash hands after use.
Do not use if you:
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Are a woman.
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Suffer from a problem with blood pressure.
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Don't know why you're losing your hair - see your doctor.
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Have sudden or patchy hair loss.
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Have other conditions associated with your hair loss.
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Have a red, inflamed, irritated, infected or painful scalp, or shaven head.
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Have a dressing or bandage on your scalp.
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Are using other medications on your scalp.