wow, you can't say this. your website says "But homeopathic HGH oral sprays are approved by the FDA for over the counter sales" you know this is illegal. you can't claim of this approved by the FDA unless you are drug company. take it off from your site in nest couple of days or I'll report to fda. trust me, you don't want that to happen. your site is red flag everywhere claiming all different things. FDA hate to be responsible for anything and they hate people who try to put them on that position.

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The FDA knows about us, and about 30 other companies that sell homeopathic HGH, because they do unannounced inspections of our lab about two or three times per year and monitor every word on our label (which we've had to redo several times to meet their requirements). Don't you think at one of these 30 or so inspections in the last 12 years they would have already shut us down?

In spite of what you believe to be true the FDA has approved over the counter sales of HGH only in homeopathic form. The FDA does not approve each and every company that sells it and we never claim that they have approved our company specifically, only that they have approved it, generally, in a homeopathic form (which is what your enclosed quote perfectly states). Sorry, but we won't be deleting a true statement from our website but we do appreciate your interest.

Hello,

I recently read where a coach for the Oakland Raiders NFL team was using velvet deer antler spray in place of HGH for some of his players. So I purchased it from your website for $83.95. However, after further research of the product I found the same substance with the same ingredients for sale on the website: http://www.bodybuilding.com for much less. Why is your selling price considerably higher for the same substance?

Justin Grider
San Antonio, TX

Answer:
Well, the main most expensive ingredient, HGH, is not in their product so it's not the "same substance." Their product is not a homeopathic preparation but because it's an oral spray they are hoping you will think it's homeopathic. Deer Antler spray combined with HGH is much more potent than Deer Antler Velvet alone. Our Advanced Formula contains both.

We ship your order the very next day after we receive it. The company you mention are backordered 3-4 weeks which means they only buy the product when they have enough orders, which might actually be 6-10 weeks. We see no guarantee on their product, ours has a 90-day guarantee. We've been in business 12 years, answer emails, and return phone calls. Many companies do not.

We could go on and on but we are sure you get the point. Incidentally, most legit companies charge more than we do for the top of the line product. You're in good hands here.

Justin Responds:
I understand your reasoning and your company's belief in your product, but if your product contains actual HGH then how does it not show up on a drug test? Sorry for all the questions I'm just trying to get a greater understanding of the product. Thank you for the help.

Answer:
It doesn't show up on a blood test because it's a homeopathic preparation. Homeopathy is what makes the product more potent than taking deer antler alone and is also what makes it so safe. It contains real HGH but only in the amount that will trigger your liver to produce IGF-1. It's the IGF-1, not HGH, that brings all the invigoration properties. The test won't see this amount of HGH but your liver will react to it by producing more IGF-1. Do some research on "homeopathy" and you'll understand better. The FDA has only approved homeopathic oral sprays for over the counter sales. Real HGH in any other form requires a doctor's prescription.

You needn't apologize for your questions. The more you learn the easier it is to avoid less potent products and unscrupulous vendors. Ultimately, when you use the product you'll see if it works for you. If it doesn't, just send it back for a full refund (Our refunds run less than 1% of sales so it's not a big deal for us). We appreciate your business!