Considering Revivogen.........
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bombscience
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chris21 said:
Yes people please post about Reviv here. I'd like to know more about this. I'm thinking about supplimenting SOMETHING (take a guess) in my regimen with Reviv.
according to what i read, reviv is the only working topical DHT inhibitor out there... some of you want to say "spironolactone"... if you study it carefully, you will Sprio is merely a anti-androgen (according to GourmetStyleWellness website).
so far... there are many positives about Revivogen I want to try it too, if it isnt that expensive!
so far... there are many positives about Revivogen I want to try it too, if it isnt that expensive!
Dice_Has_Hair
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I've used Revivogen with descent success. But of course I only used it once a day instead of twice. The newer version of Crinagen might be better. It's basically the same thing as Revivogen, but it looks a bit more promising. It supposedly has Azeleic Acid added to it and its supposed to be stable. I guess there were alot of problems with adding Azeleic acid to a topical that already had zinc in it and the solution became unstable and the ingredients were likely worthless when that happened, but of course it took a few days for this to occurr since they were in the same bottle. The new version of Crinagen is supposed to be stable though. PM me if you have anymore questions. 
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Mr T.
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I emailed the makers of Revivogen, and the person who responded to me was fraggin clueless - and her English was horrible. Not in the sense of "Hey, I'm a foreigner and English isn't my first language so bear with me." Horrible in the sense of "I never learned how to write properly because I dropped out of the fourth grade." If you want to drop out of the fourth grade, that's fine by me, but I think the makers of Revivogen could've picked someone a bit more articulate and coherent to answer their fraggin emails. Didn't exactly fill me with confidence, ya know?
I agree with Kalika. Go with Crinagen. They have all sorts of studies on their website and what not. Looks very professional. And Crinagen is much cheaper.
Cheers.
Jeremy
I agree with Kalika. Go with Crinagen. They have all sorts of studies on their website and what not. Looks very professional. And Crinagen is much cheaper.
Cheers.
Jeremy
Kalika,
You mean there's a new version of Crinagen out? How recent? I've also been using revivogen, and heard that the zinc mixed with the azelaic acid renders the solution ineffective- So is there a recently released version of Crinagen that fixes the stability issue, or is it the current one on sale? Thanks
You mean there's a new version of Crinagen out? How recent? I've also been using revivogen, and heard that the zinc mixed with the azelaic acid renders the solution ineffective- So is there a recently released version of Crinagen that fixes the stability issue, or is it the current one on sale? Thanks
bombscience
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HairFreak said:
I've heard a lot of people say they have had sucess with Reviv but not Crinagen. Any opinions on that?
Dice_Has_Hair
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HHmmm. Interesting. No no opinions. Kinda makes me wonder why though. They are almost the same damn thing.bombscience said:
bombscience said:
I would say because much more people are using Revivogen. Crinagen has almost no advertising where Revivogen pays a lot of money on it. Anyway, Crinagen and Revivogen have EXACTLY the same ingredient list, so I dont see how that could be possible.