jakeb
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Let me just run down a list of things that make me think that Spectral DNC producer, Divine Skin, is full of it:
-- They make claims on the Spectral packaging that are illegal by FDA regulations. (ie: that their formulation WILL regrow frontal hair)
-- Thier electrolysis system is regarded as a scam link (all sorts of interesting intrigue, there)
-- The link clinical support for their claims for Spectral DNC goes nowhere.
-- They sell cellulite reducing cream. Any dermatologist will tell you this isn't possible
-- In the cellulite reducing cream section, they provide a form to register for the "Results Tracker" where you can prove to yourself that Oligo DX works. But when you attempt to register, it turns out it's not a real form... just an image.
-- The active ingredient acne treatment is "bisazulene". A chemical which is referenced nowhere on the internet except in relationship to their product.
-- There are all sorts of little touches to make the site look like a major pharmaceutical company, but they never follow through: The partnering section says one can request info using the form below-- there is none. The careers section mentions 401k and scientific advancement, yet oddly, there are no poisitons open.
What does all this mean? Hey... I report, you decide.
-- They make claims on the Spectral packaging that are illegal by FDA regulations. (ie: that their formulation WILL regrow frontal hair)
-- Thier electrolysis system is regarded as a scam link (all sorts of interesting intrigue, there)
-- The link clinical support for their claims for Spectral DNC goes nowhere.
-- They sell cellulite reducing cream. Any dermatologist will tell you this isn't possible
-- In the cellulite reducing cream section, they provide a form to register for the "Results Tracker" where you can prove to yourself that Oligo DX works. But when you attempt to register, it turns out it's not a real form... just an image.
-- The active ingredient acne treatment is "bisazulene". A chemical which is referenced nowhere on the internet except in relationship to their product.
-- There are all sorts of little touches to make the site look like a major pharmaceutical company, but they never follow through: The partnering section says one can request info using the form below-- there is none. The careers section mentions 401k and scientific advancement, yet oddly, there are no poisitons open.
What does all this mean? Hey... I report, you decide.
