noorur
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i been on the scam pr0cerin from november 2004 to august 2005. i wasted 10 months on that scam product, because i fell for their claims, and i was very naive and desperate.
i lost so much hair in those 10 months. my hairloss should have been reversing, instead of progressing. my hairloss progressed so far that i decided to not go on finasteride and jumped onto dutasteride. thats how bad my hairloss progressed!
thank you very much pr0cerin!
avoid pr0cerin at all cost guys! do not be tempted with their stupid claims of 88% success rate, or being more effective than propecia and everything. its all a load of crap. i wish i started finasteride from november 2004, i would have been 1 year on finasteride, and would have maintained so much hair i had back then!
I say that it is 200% scam, for 3 reasons.
1) The first 100% scam is the fact that it does not work.
2) The 50% comes from the fact that your hairloss will continue to progress whilst in procerin, instead of reverse!
3) The final 50% is..... where on earth does their 88% success rate come from, based off what clinical studies ? that 88% figure is obviously made up...... such liars!
i lost so much hair in those 10 months. my hairloss should have been reversing, instead of progressing. my hairloss progressed so far that i decided to not go on finasteride and jumped onto dutasteride. thats how bad my hairloss progressed!
thank you very much pr0cerin!
avoid pr0cerin at all cost guys! do not be tempted with their stupid claims of 88% success rate, or being more effective than propecia and everything. its all a load of crap. i wish i started finasteride from november 2004, i would have been 1 year on finasteride, and would have maintained so much hair i had back then!
I say that it is 200% scam, for 3 reasons.
1) The first 100% scam is the fact that it does not work.
2) The 50% comes from the fact that your hairloss will continue to progress whilst in procerin, instead of reverse!
3) The final 50% is..... where on earth does their 88% success rate come from, based off what clinical studies ? that 88% figure is obviously made up...... such liars!
