There are now a few web sites that claim if the customer will only send some type of blood test result to them the customer can purchase a prescription for the HGH injections over the Internet at their web site. They do not send the customer a prescription to take to their local pharmacy, but instead the customer must purchase their HGH product over the Internet. Of course these prescriptions are probably not legitimate, and their HGH product probably never needed a real prescription anyway, because it is probably not real HGH injection. Even so, these practices have fooled many customers into purchasing such products, and even paying a high price for it, since the customer thinks he/she is getting an authentic "HGH for Injection" product. I trust that no competent, licensed physician would practice medicine over the Internet without ever seeing the patient, nor would he/she write a prescription for a potentially dangerous FDA controlled injectible substance without first performing a personal examination of the patient. Any physician who did practice medicine in such a fashion would be in danger of losing his/her license to practice medicine. If you purchase "HGH for Injection" on the Internet there are two probabilities 1. The product is not real human growth hormone, even though the distributor may claim it is. The product is not a controlled substance and does not even require a prescription. These injectible products at the most might possibly contain a homeopathic form of HGH as is in the other nonprescription sublingual HGH products. This form of human growth hormone does not require injection and the risks involved with self injection, but can be taken under the tongue.

A Message From The Owner Of HGH-ProI have been involved with HGH for almost 3 years now. It saddens me to see some of the practices going on with some salespersons of human growth hormone products on the Internet. You will probably encounter some salespersons who feel they can only sell their product if they can convince customers that all other HGH products do not work They try to make their HGH type product look good by trying to make all other HGH type products look bad. Untruthful ClaimsRather than concentrating on the evidence they have to support their product''s effectiveness, they instead concentrate on trying to convince potential customers their product is the only effective HGH product, and they claim all other HGH products are ineffective. If their product is so very effective, then why do they spend most of their energy focusing on condemning other HGH products rather than giving information to support their product?

While we do not expect these doctors to say homeopathic HGH and other nonprescription human growth hormone products are as effective as the injections, we would appreciate them not saying that all non-injection HGH products are ineffective, thus ignoring the many people who have received benefits with homeopathic and other non-injection HGH products, and ignoring the IGF-1 level testing that has been done.I do not claim to offer a product that works better than the injections, and I feel none of the companies or salespersons of these type of products can claim their product is better than the HGH injections. In fact, when someone tells me they are considering taking the injections, I only recommend they make sure a qualified anti-aging physician is managing their human growth hormone injection therapy, due to the risks involved.