Thank you for the good words. There are quite a few differences from what I know, so I'm asking you a question.
Patent Search suggests that the proposer of Trichomine's copper peptide is Dr.It comes out as Pickart
I understand that's what it is, isn't it? If that's the case, coppers almost the same as polygene and trichomine
Aren't you using peptide? Also, if you look at the ingredients, they are the ingredients of the same name.
The spray that Trichomine presented in FDA phase 2 and the spray that is currently on the market
It's different. This is what Tricomin said. Trichomine explained that she'd like to
It is said that it reduced the delivery system and made it more efficient, but the important thing is that FDA phase 2
It means that the product that passed through is different from what is currently sold. As far as I know, it's Polyzine's
The 31x caper volume is compared to the trichomine product that is currently being sold.
I wonder where you heard the maximum daily requirement. And even if you need the most per day
How much it is absorbed by the topical application is not even studied (at best)
I'm sure it's 40 percent.) I'm also wondering how you can say that you don't have to have a lot of capers. also
The carper products used after the hair transplant are not as good as the trichomin spray sold on the market
It contains more than eight times the amount of capers. It's more than 5 times cheaper than the maximum amount needed per day
Does it contain more than eight times unnecessarily?
As for trichomine shampoo, I also like it very much. I've used a lot of shampoos
This is the only shampoo that works. But expectations are different for shampoo and spray
Isn't it? Shampoo is the price of shampoo, and spray is the price
That's what I'm doing. Tricomin Shampoo is about $16 and it's not that expensive compared to other products
In my case, it works well. I recommend it, too. I'm also using it right now.
Spray is almost $50 but is this worth it? Let's see if we can get our hair done as advertised
Do you make your hair thick? I don't know. You took
www.regrowth.com as an example, but you actually went there
Not many people use it. If you go to
www.regrowth.com ,
www.hairlosstalk.com ,
www.hairlosshelp.com , etc. and read the bulletin board, you'll find that users will be able to read roughly
You know how it feels specifically. When I search for it, through all three sites
I've read them all, but to the extreme, if you've ever seen a trichomine spray
I didn't see any of them. It's an effect. If you just write that it feels good and it feels good after spraying it
Except, I haven't seen anyone who's worked properly..
On the other hand, more than 30% of people who have seen the effect of the polygene spray will see it.
On the other hand, few people recommend that polygine shampoo is good.
As far as I know, American Crew only gets a patent license and produces itself.
Interviewed by Trichomine that it doesn't supply trichomine products to American Crew
I did, and if you look at American Crew products, you'll see a lot of capers like sebum cream
I know that there are products that are not very expensive even though they contain them
Whether Tricomin Can Supply Its Core Materials To American Crowe At Less Than Half The Price
I don't understand. Of course, wouldn't we use only cheap products? The core materials are the same anyway?
And you said that the last product that was verified was one trichomine. Earlier, I
As pointed out, none of the products currently on the market have been verified.
Trichomine also sells modified products on the market, not that product, when it passes the FDA
Not to mention polygene or American cream. However, copper peptide helps to promote hair growth
As long as it's known that it's good and there's no proven product, when you want to use a carper product
Which is best for price-to-performance ratio, and which products do the others
I just searched for things that worked a lot.
The above products do not work for everyone. Some are trichomines, some are trichomines
It will respond better to the polygene. I think you just need to know that there is this kind of information.
>Dr. below.There is a misunderstanding in P's article (trichomine dissection), so I will reinforce it.
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>Other contents are not particularly problematic, 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.
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>However, he only participated in the initial research of Copper Peptide in the early 1980s, and has not been in charge of commercialization and stability and effectiveness research 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.
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>It seems that there is a lack of evidence to say that the user response of Followgen products is better than Trichomin. 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?
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>Next, I'll 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.
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>Neutrogena - Visibily Firm Night Cream & Eye Cream
>American Crew - Shampoo & Spray
>Creative Nail Design - Nail Care Products
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>The above three companies receive only Copper Peptide from Procyte and add a small amount to their products and commercialize them. They are all huge companies when it comes to cosmetics production and distribution.
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>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.
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>He talked a lot. 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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