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@cynd - don't make the same mistake I made and stop taking them too early. It's going to take time, (3-6 months usually quoted my manufacturers) to see results with any product. I definitely did not see a change in my hair after taking Viviscal for 3 months, faithfully. But had I been "lucid" when I took those pictures after taking it for 6 months and realized how much growth I had, my main daily meal would still be Viviscal. Besides, if you continue taking Viviscal, you may be able to stop taking that testoterone you were talkin' about in the other thread.
@cynd - ouch ouch ouch ! We trying to grow some real hair (lion's mane style) up in here! <lol>
I saw thicker hair pretty soon while taking them. I stopped b/c it was starting to break my skin out a bit. I take the country life vitamins now to switch it up. I will go back to it after these are done so I don't get to used to them.
I've been taking them consistently for close to a year. I've gained length, but I get annoyed because it just seems to keep making my hair thicker and I don't need thicker hair. I do like that it seems like my hair has gotten stronger and doesn't break as easily, but I don't like that my skin seems to break out more.
I think I mentioned in this thread or another, that I told my skeptical Asian friend about it, as her hair would not go beyond shoulder length. She stuck with the pill for a good year or more and her thin hair got extra thick, then it grew like crazy to just about her waist.
I'm going to try to go to a year and a half, but I actually want to switch to the RX version. My doctor is one of the spokespeople for it and I saw him recently and his hair is like, "what the what." He actually said he didn't believe it was working and didn't tell his stylist and then his stylist asked him if he was taking growth hormones because his hair was on the chain. The RX version has more of everything and works faster.
the prescription version. you can only get it at a doctor's office, although it's not a real prescription, that's what they call it.What is the RX version?
So would your insurance cover it?the prescription version. you can only get it at a doctor's office, although it's not a real prescription, that's what they call it.
no. it's just only sold at doctor's offices.So would your insurance cover it?