Funny, the representative for the company claims the product works but doesn't choose to use it on his own gotee. 

 

snaaaaaaaake oil.

 

Isn't this the product some of you have been testing?

 

Amazing - it only took a couple months for some piece of you know what in Texas to come up with a scam to take advantage of the catalase research on grey hair. 

 

Very impressive before and after photos on the site...ooops, they don't have any!!!

 

Now how would they already know how effective the product is? The catalase discovery was just few months ago.  So this company claims they developed a pill based on the catalase research and gee, within a few weeks time they already know this product halts grey hair. 

And of course, it's based on "clinical studies."  

 

Only problem is it would takes months even in a real clinical trial setting to prove that. But since the catalase finding by the UK scientists is only a few months old, these geniuses at this company could whip up a pill in that short time and prove it works to halt grey hair!! 

 

 

 

It seems that Pigneton, Pebneton, Grenical and Reversacor have at least one thing in common – they are all new products developed only a few months ago and are guaranteed to sort out your gray hair problems naturally as long as you continue using them. 2009 must have been a very successful year in gray hair research. I wish it was half as good for hair loss.

 

As far as Re:Nu age defy serum also known as Re:nual serum is concerned it seems to have a bit more science backing its claims as it was developed by a Japanese cosmetics giant Shiseido and its claims of efficacy do not seem to be as overexaggerated as those for other four mentioned above. However, it is too expensive to my taste and even though it has been around for at least one year now no consumer testimonials seem to be available. This is a good resource for consumer reviews but it only has the editor's review http://www.greyhairloss.com/blog/re-nual.html available at the moment which does not seem overly positive to say the least. This product contains panax ginseng, hops extract and Japanese sansho pepper as its three main ingredients. This keeps me guessing why it is so extremely expensive.

This is the company that has a compound cream that they say reverses grey hair. 

 

Unfortunately, they still need a lot of cash and unless their drugs will be classified as a cosmeceutical, we're looking at long FDA trials (several years).  They mention they are working toward FDA trials. 

 

http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20090816/SUB01/308169998/1068#

 

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