jakeb
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I'm about to give Spectral DNC a try... regular minoxidil gave me swelling and dark circles, so I'm going to see if this "nanosome" forumulation is any better.
Something that struck me was how bold they are about their claims. I didn't think this sort of thing could fly with the FDA.
From the packaging:
-- "Spectral DNC is significantly more effective than any other topical hairloss treatment... You can expect dramatic results from your Spectral DNC treatment"
-- "Does the treatment reduct sex drive? Just the opposite is likely true... Pfizer has applied to the FDA to use Minoxidil to spray on the penis to improve erection. The other ingredients in Spectral DNC can only enhace sexual function"
-- "Unlike other topical treatments Spectral DNC can help regrow hair on the frontal line as well as on the crown."
Seriously now, wtf. How are they legally allowed to make these sort of claims? Makes me much less confident in their product to see that they're not playing by the rules.
Something that struck me was how bold they are about their claims. I didn't think this sort of thing could fly with the FDA.
From the packaging:
-- "Spectral DNC is significantly more effective than any other topical hairloss treatment... You can expect dramatic results from your Spectral DNC treatment"
-- "Does the treatment reduct sex drive? Just the opposite is likely true... Pfizer has applied to the FDA to use Minoxidil to spray on the penis to improve erection. The other ingredients in Spectral DNC can only enhace sexual function"
-- "Unlike other topical treatments Spectral DNC can help regrow hair on the frontal line as well as on the crown."
Seriously now, wtf. How are they legally allowed to make these sort of claims? Makes me much less confident in their product to see that they're not playing by the rules.