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Accidentally trained away my moments Embiid card 😭
Do you think at least that my lights out Embiid is a better card? I'm hoping the Legendary shoe boost turns into shoot off the dribble.
u/DeAZNguy — 3 days ago
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u/DeAZNguy — 6 days ago
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I think it'll be cool if at the end of the season, we get to have a physical version of the cards sent to us. Say they let us choose 10-25 cards that we aquired digitally made physical with the stats on the back.
Cuz when the season ends, cards reset & we feel like we lost alot of time and progress, it's irritating. But it's understandable for the grind in order to continue playing.
But if our cards can turn physical at the end of each season, it can feel worth it to have something we paid so much money for. To admire, trade, build a collection, or build value as some cards will be rare. Especially if they put a limit on how much cards get sent physically.
I think, it'd be a great business model too & will get people spending alot to get rare cards they can hold on to. But the game continues resetting digitally to not affect gameplay.
Would u guys be more willing to spend money on cards if they get sent physically at the end of the season?
u/DeAZNguy — 8 days ago
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u/DeAZNguy — 8 days ago
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I used a telehealth dermatologist so it was quick & easy, got prescription same day after sending pics of my hairline, answer some questions & added why I want the specific medication & how it fits my concerns.
Many dont know that Clascoterone not being FDA approved at 5% just means companies cant put out commercial products yet. Dermatologists have always been able to adjust concentration of drugs that are FDA approved at all which clascoterone is at 1% & prescribe them off-label.
Topical Finasteride is not FDA approved for example, just the oral tablet. You can also get a prescription for 7% minoxidil which is not FDA approved. It's the whole point of a compounding pharmacy. The more you know.
This will be my first DHT blocker medication of any sort & it's about damn time. I'm already a hyper responder to minoxidil alone so if I stay consistent, I'll be expecting even better results this time around now that I'm addressing DHT, the main culprit to hairloss. Check my last post to see my current state, I will post an update in next 6 months or if I see results sooner.
u/DeAZNguy — 13 days ago
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1st slide: 4 months after using minoxidil/derma stamp/red light
2nd slide: 8 months later after inconsistent application & one month off.
I was getting good results in 4-5 months with consistent minoxidil as the only medication seen in the 1st pic. I also did derm stamp & occassional red light therapy with an $80 hat.
It was working too good to where I stopped thinking about it & use it less, forgot to apply or got lazy. Maybe on average 3 applications in a week from there on. Then I ran out of supply & lost focus on the treatment totally. I was already losing progress with incosistency but it was still better than when I stopped completely for a month. I was so shocked one day looking closely in the mirror, I rushed overnight to get new supply at CVS.
I think with a couple months of consistent minoxidil use twice daily, I will see some progress again. Gonna derma stamp 3 times a week, red light therapy 20 min every other day.
Most importantly, I need a dht blocker.
I cant do Fin or Dut, I experienced an unreated event that caused me to experience very sililar symptoms for 5 years. Brain fog, low to no libido, low energy, depressed, feeling weak. Life was shit & I dont wanna risk it, I feel like my body specifically is sensitive to changes & I could easily the the exception.
Thinking of using kx826 or Ru58841.
Clascoterone if best option if I can get a off-label prescription for it. Gonna try again this time with a teleheath dermatologist.
U bet i'll be using pp405 when it comes out.
u/DeAZNguy — 14 days ago