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Dod
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revivogen

Post by Dod »

Been using it for two months, does this stuff actually work ? so far its just made my scalp greasy and if anything i think causing more hair loss...should i stick with it or throw it out ?

Perhaps its removing the telogen hairs, but how long should i wait. Assuming it is not effective for me and its caused me hair loss, will those hairs grow back which have been shed due to the revivogen ?

has anyone truly had success with this stuff or is it a scam, i dont see no FDA approcal.

Cheers

regimen:

spiro 2%
xandrox 15
revivogen
James

Post by James »

Anytime you start a treatment it is possible to have a shed. The hairs should grow back and be stronger and thicker. Give it more time then evaluate.

The worst thing to do is start freaking out. Hang in there.
maddoc23
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Post by maddoc23 »

Dod,

All I will say is this. Revivogen does not have any published well-designed studies documenting its effectiveness. Propecia and Rogaine does.........hell even Nizoral has a few, but not revivogen.

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Post by Dod »

cheers maddoc,

ur absolutely right, im dropping that %&$!...excuse the language. i might aswell rub olive oil in my hair and hope for the best. what a crooked company
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Post by HairLossFight.com »

I think we need to clarify what we mean when we say "published, well-designed studies documenting its effectiveness".

That statement is true about Revivogen as a whole product pertaining to randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trials.

But the key ingredients in Revivogen have been shown to have effects that are either (a) anti-androgenic, (b) dht-inhibiting, or (c) growth-stimulating. It's supposed to be a natural product used by those that want to either not use an internal like Propecia, or that want to add an additional layer of "protection" to their existing regimens. IMHO, it's one of the better products on the market.

I should be clear however and let you know that Revivogen is a sponsor of this site, but I have always had a positive view of Revivogen for many years before they ever started to sponsor Morphollica.com.

Still, I'm just giving you my opinion on it.

Regards,
Sam
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