minox, spiro, revivogen applications?

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minox, spiro, revivogen applications?

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Does anyone know the best way (order and timing) to apply daily applications of minox(2x/day), spiro 5% cream(2x/day), and revivogen(1x/day)?
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I would do one application of minox in the morning and when that dries I would apply the Revivogen. At night I would apply the second application of minox, wait about an hour and then put on the spiro before you go to bed.

I think that it is a good idea to space the topicals out so that they do not interfere with eachother. I know that spiro and minox do not react well with eachother and so that is why I recommend the hour in-between the spiro and minox.
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Do I need to use spiro twice per day or is once fine?
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Post by HairLossFight.com »

Hello fifty and welcome. Once a day for topical spiro should be good enough. Are you using Dr. Lee's spiro?
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Yep, Dr. Lee's. Good stuff.
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Post by HairLossFight.com »

I agree. Please keep us posted on your results. Try to stay consistent with your regimen and in my opinion, try to keep your usage light. Certainly don't use more than what is recommended as you don't want to develop any sensitivity to topicals. Consistency is more important that slathering your scalp with the stuff. My two bits anyway.
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