FAQ's About HGH and Our Products

Some other sites claim that sprays do not work, is this true?

A: No, this is absolutely not true, those sites are just wanting you to buy their pill product instead. High quality human growth hormone spray products have always been the most effective and popular non-injection human growth hormone therapy. Some HGH sprays such as ours, that contain homeopathic human growth hormone, have been proven effective with proper independent randomized double-blind placebo IGF-1 clinical studies.

Competitors make the false claim that sprays don't work because they want to sell you their pill or powder products that contain only amino acids, vitamins, and/or herbs, or else they want to sell you some sort of illegal and unsafe injection.

Besides the black market and fake injections being sold online, some others have been illegally selling the pharmaceutical injections over the web. That is until U.S. federal agents cracked down and raided those compounding pharmacies and arrested their HGH injection writing doctors during "Operation Which Doctor". Of course they want you to think that only their injections are effective. They know that most people would not choose synthetic hormone replacement therapy with HGH injections if they knew that some safe homeopathic sprays are also effective.

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What is your source of pituitary extract and liver extract?

A: Our source is either North American porcine or North American bovine; both sources are USDA tested and safe. North American bovine is harvested, tested, freeze dried, and quarantined. Once it is in the product, it is re-tested to ensure there are no contaminants. With reference to concerns about Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), we wish to advise you as follows:

We do not purchase, process, or offer for sale any bovine products originating from any country in which Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) is currently known to exist. These countries are identified and listed as "Restricted" for the importation of ruminants, meat and meat products from ruminants, and certain other ruminant products by the USDA, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service as it was published in the Federal Register: January 6, 1998 (Volume 63, Number 3), Rules and Regulations, pages 406-408.

The countries which have been identified as BSE affected are Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, The Republic of Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Romania, The Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom (Great Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Falkland Islands).

The plant in which we purchase our ingredients is registered with both the USDA (#5805) and the FDA (Establishment #1920841). The plant is inspected by both the FDA and the USDA, and our processing records are reviewed by both agencies.

What type of base solution do you use in your HGH sprays?

A: Our base solution is a vegetable base. It is made with organic corn alcohol and purified water. I have heard that some competitors are claiming that some spray products contain petroleum, This appears to be more hype. Of course I cannot vouch for every HGH product, because there are now products from other countries besides the U.S. being sold online, but I can guarantee our products do not contain petroleum, or any substance that may be harmful.

Q: Some say that alcohol in spray products kills the HGH; is this true?

A: The vegetable base (organic corn alcohol and purified water) in our homeopathic spray does not "kill" the HGH or make the product ineffective. Alcohol is an important part of the homeopathic process, it holds the frequency of the substance stable, maximizes efficacy, allows for quicker absorption, and helps prevent contamination. Obviously, if the alcohol in our products caused them to be ineffective, our clinical study results measuring the increases in patient's human growth hormone levels would not be the most successful ever obtained with a non-injection product, which they are!

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Is your bottle light protective?

A: Yes, of course. Our bottles are of the highest quality and meet or exceed all standards. I have heard that some distributors of other products are claiming they are the only ones who use a light protective bottle. Our bottles have always been light protective.

Some claim that plastic spray caps may damage the HGH.

A: This claim is also not true. Our spray caps do not damage the product. Again, if the bottle, cap, alcohol, etc., damaged our product then we could not have the positive clinical study results that we have. This is another example of companies or distributors grasping at straws, trying to find some reason to convince you to buy their product instead when they have no legitimate IGF-1 clinical study results to show.

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