cochise said:I'm pretty sure I read that he has cheaper version that was sold on lef.org??
Right... it was the "regrowth" that threw me off since Dr. Lee's shampoo is called "regrowth shampoo"cochise said:It's officially called Dr.Proctors Hair Formula Shampoo.
urban said:The amount of "PNO" in Nano was based on his own experiment, Dr Proctor's own scalp. Dr. Proctor mentioned that his own scalp is somewhat sensitve, so the amount of PNO was adjusted. Based on his own scalp sensitivity, i believe the amount of PNO is somewhat low.
Bryan said:How could it be a typo? He said it FOUR times! And the very first time he used it he said: "The amount of 'PNO' in Nano...", which strongly implies that he knew exactly what he was typing.
Urban, what did you mean by that?
Bryan
Old Baldy said::lol: :lol: :lol:
(If you get it wrong in your head the first time, you could make the same mistake a million times thereafter though.)
urban said:Yes, it was a typo! Took one look at my Nano bottle and saw Pyridin N-oxide, and started typing away.
But that's not the issue, is it?
Bryan, you knew exactly what i mean't.
urban said:For you to quote "He said it FOUR times!, " was not about seeking the truth anymore, just total SARCASM!
urban said:You of all all people are an advocate of Dr. Proctors products. Again, you knew exactly what i mean't. Others appear to have.
urban said:I've read your many post in the past, and noticed how defensive you become. But winning arguements is not my forte. I would rather be LIKED than be RIGHT. Once in a while, Bryan, just walk away. You make a lot more friends that way.
But that wouldn't be a "typo"!