There is a misunderstanding in Dr.P's article (trichomine dissection) below, so I will reinforce it.
There's nothing particularly problematic about anything else, but Copper used in Followgen products is a little different from that used in Tricomin. Of course, it is true that Dr. Pickard participated in the initial Copper Peptide study.
However, he only participated in the initial study of Copper Peptide in the early 1980s, and has not been responsible for commercialization and stability and effectiveness studies necessary for FDA clinical trials in 1997. Of course, we created a company called Skinbiology independently due to conflicts with Procyte over the operation of the company, but it is unreasonable to compare the effects because the product made of a material studied from a different angle from Procyte's patented material is Followgen. Because Copper is not all the same. Copper ions are needed, but there is no need to supply 31 times the maximum daily requirement. This is because the content and effect of active ingredients are not directly proportional.
It seems that there is a lack of evidence to say that the user response of the Followen product is better than Tricomin. If you go to www. regrowth.com , you can find the survey data. Not many consumers participated in the survey, but there are also studies showing that 70% of consumers are satisfied with just one trichamine shampoo and want to recommend it to others. There is no comparison between shampoo and spray in terms of effectiveness, right? I think you can guess the effectiveness of the spray just by giving shampoo a high score. Of course, 10% of all users may be dissatisfied with the product. In the case of drugs, an average of 30% is not effective.. Just because 10% of users don't work, we can't help but sell products that the remaining 90% of users are satisfied with, right?
Next, let me tell you about American Crew. Procyte is a research-oriented company. Of course, the marketing power will inevitably decline, right? So, except for its products, only Copper Peptide supplies to major cosmetic companies, but is not involved in their production and ingredient composition at all. Here's a summary of the cosmetics companies that trade in that way.
Neutrogena - Visibily Firm Night Cream & Eye Cream
American Crew - Shampoo & Spray
Creative Nail Design - Nail Care Products
The above three companies receive only Copper Peptide from Procyte, add a small amount to their products, and commercialize them. They are all huge companies when it comes to cosmetics production and distribution.
In addition to this, there are many companies that independently study Copper Peptide. However, I would like to point out that there is only one proven product, Tricomin.
There was a lot of talk. However, I wrote this with the intention of correcting it because the life of information lies in accuracy. I hope you can refer to it.
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