Strat54
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New Revita shampoo site
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That bottle looks stylish, I hope this isn´t a lame attempt to compensate the lack of quality...... :wink:
A few bits of note --
-- It is being represented as an every day shampoo. (The recommended use of Nizoral, in contrast, is 2-3 days per week).
-- No ketoconazole concentration is specified. No concentration of anything is specified, actually (which is, alas, the norm in beauty products) except for caffeine -- 4%.
-- Nothing more specific than "copper peptides," which of course can mean any number of different products.
-- Ketoconazole seems to be the featured attraction of the product -- the one that gets the most mention on the various pages of the site.
I wonder how sale of this product is going to work legally, given that Ketoconazole has never been approved for hairloss. I know that supplements don't have to prove anything to make certain claims (as long as they put in that "not FDA approved to cure any disease" disclaimer thing), but I didn't know that shampoos fall under that category. (Might this be something sold overseas that we're going to have to buy on eBay?)
-- It is being represented as an every day shampoo. (The recommended use of Nizoral, in contrast, is 2-3 days per week).
-- No ketoconazole concentration is specified. No concentration of anything is specified, actually (which is, alas, the norm in beauty products) except for caffeine -- 4%.
-- Nothing more specific than "copper peptides," which of course can mean any number of different products.
-- Ketoconazole seems to be the featured attraction of the product -- the one that gets the most mention on the various pages of the site.
I wonder how sale of this product is going to work legally, given that Ketoconazole has never been approved for hairloss. I know that supplements don't have to prove anything to make certain claims (as long as they put in that "not FDA approved to cure any disease" disclaimer thing), but I didn't know that shampoos fall under that category. (Might this be something sold overseas that we're going to have to buy on eBay?)
SkylineGTR
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i'd assume if they are advertising it as a daily shampoo it would be less. Maybe .5-1%
Its just like their Spectral DNC in terms of a big mix of everything so you have a comfort factor in knowing you have a product with all the potential agents that people claim work.
Thats why I like DNC in my mix just to be on the "what if it does help" side and not be left out if I miss something.
I just hope this stuff isn't to expensive. DNC is a reasonable price so id assume this would be also(for a shampoo).
Its just like their Spectral DNC in terms of a big mix of everything so you have a comfort factor in knowing you have a product with all the potential agents that people claim work.
Thats why I like DNC in my mix just to be on the "what if it does help" side and not be left out if I miss something.
I just hope this stuff isn't to expensive. DNC is a reasonable price so id assume this would be also(for a shampoo).
JohnnySeville
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From the info I have picked up on the web, it seems like it will just be an overpriced shampoo that depends on Keto to back up any claims, just like Spectral does with minoxidil. Save your money for stuff that really works.