anyone hear of this yet...scalp med
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it's most probably a scam, when they say "clinically proven" it means nothing at all. If you look at most hair products out there their all "clinically proven" yet no one actuallly has any results.
matt_pacman
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checked the site, the pictures r obviously edited. obviously a SCAM. :x
Minoxidil
The following quotation appears near the top of the "Q&A" page on their web site:
"The primary growth agent for men is called Vitadil 5-a and for women it is Vidatil 2-a. Each is formulated at the maximum strength allowed by the FDA. "
The clear implication is that "the primary growth agent" is minoxidil. Hence their cute name ("vitadil"), the 5/2 distinction (5% for men; 2% for women), and the statement that the FDA has approved a "maximum strength" for each sex. If that is the primary growth agent, then it's doubtful that they have added anything significant that would make this effective for people for whom minoxidil is not effective. At a bare minimum, they ought to explain what else is in there, if they want people to think it'll achieve anything more than generic minoxidil.
The following quotation appears near the top of the "Q&A" page on their web site:
"The primary growth agent for men is called Vitadil 5-a and for women it is Vidatil 2-a. Each is formulated at the maximum strength allowed by the FDA. "
The clear implication is that "the primary growth agent" is minoxidil. Hence their cute name ("vitadil"), the 5/2 distinction (5% for men; 2% for women), and the statement that the FDA has approved a "maximum strength" for each sex. If that is the primary growth agent, then it's doubtful that they have added anything significant that would make this effective for people for whom minoxidil is not effective. At a bare minimum, they ought to explain what else is in there, if they want people to think it'll achieve anything more than generic minoxidil.
user1234
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Maybe all the new scalp med post should be moved to the minoxidil forum, thats all it really is. I would say regular Dr. Lee's or Rogaine anlong with maybe some MSM will yeild you the same results and will also save you lots of money... If I'm not mistaken Scalp Med is around $68/mo
I pay about half that for my Proscar and nizoral.
I pay about half that for my Proscar and nizoral.
Boru
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user1234 said:
I get my Proscar and nizoral through an ordinary prescription, which is free because I take a permanent prescription. I am lucky to have a caring lady doctor. This hairmed thing claims to work too quickly, perhaps the guys in the photos have been given a temporary hair thickening spray.
They want to make a fortune quickly, before their dupes get wise, but their streaming video didn't even work when I tried it, so they are incompent as well.
