Can I get Loniten for a balding directly from my doctor?

You don't have to bother to go to Spain. All you need to do is find a dermatologist who will write a prescription for the so-called "made-up drug" and the 2.5mg tablets will be made by the pharmacy

To @Bujne Hair: Thank you for your feedback and information. I would like to point out that the pharmacist's answer, which you quote, is from about 2 years ago - during this time it could actually have changed a lot.

What Olga S wrote and advised cries out to heaven for vengeance. Literally lack of knowledge in this area written in a rather trivial tone. The whole elaboration in the link is reprehensible for not even mentioning the Sabbath Palm and descending over Vitamin E :D Mioxidil in tabletakch is today more and more available on prescription in doses selected for the patient. 5% of people may experience an accelerated heart rate, not every Mrs. Olgo. Loniten is quite an outdated drug, although it is still in circulation, but not in Poland. As for Mrs. O's article, do you really think that transplantation involves cutting out tiny pieces of skin? Please do the Strip method, I bet that it was on your head watching a 2-minute video of jutuba what it is. Fue/Dhi - there is no point in reading about others at this stage because you will not learn this knowledge right away. Look for Minoxidil abroad, ie go to the top doctors responsible for transplants and fight baldness, a visit usually even to Dr. Couto or Ferudini from Spain, Belgium costs up to 100 Euro and you can buy for a few zlotys a supply for a year Minoxa with a renewable form of online visits without paying for consultations. Pozdro