When considering which human growth hormone product to purchase, make sure the company offers a 30 day 100% money back guarantee, so if you decide not to keep the product you can get a refund. Although a 90 day guarantee sounds very gracious, beware of some claims of 90 day money back guarantees. Remember, you have only 60 days after the purchase to dispute a charge made on most credit cards. If you keep the product for 90 days then the 60 day dispute limit will be over and you will be at the mercy of the seller to uphold his guarantee and refund your money. If you request a refund after having the product for 90 days, but do not receive your refund, it is already too late to dispute the charge on your credit card. I have been told this has happened with some sellers of HGH products who are offering a 90 day money back guarantee. I am not saying that all sellers who offer a 90 day guarantee will not refund your money. I am only passing along this information so you are aware also.

Why do these companies and distributors not want the customers to know their product is homeopathic? Homeopathic HGH products have been shown to be effective, of course some more than others. They probably think they will sell more bottles if they tell the customer they are selling real HGH, especially if they cannot obtain any positive patient test results showing their product actually works. If you are considering purchasing a human growth hormone product from a company claiming to have a certain amount of nanograms of "real HGH" in their product we recommend that before you make your purchase you ask the salesperson to read the label on their bottle to you. Ask specifically if the label states a certain amount of "human growth hormone" (those exact words) given in nanograms (Ng). As mentioned above, many of the labels on these products will list the active ingredient in words such as "dilution''s of growth factors" and not the words "human growth hormone". Also, if they are claiming their product contains "real" human growth hormone, not homeopathic human growth hormone, ask the salesperson if the word "homeopathic" or "homeopathy" is written on the label of their bottle anywhere.

"Real" injectible human growth hormone is not measured in nanograms, but is measured in international units "IU''s". The measurement of anything in nanograms is a minuscule amount, so even if their claims of having a certain amount of nanograms of "real HGH" in their product was true, it would be such a very small amount of HGH compared to the amount needed to be effective, that it would be useless. For instance, to get just one IU (international unit) of HGH you would need 350,000 nanograms. 25 Ng (nanograms) of HGH is only about 1/15,000th of the therapeutic dose!All nonprescription HGH products that are said to contain "real" HGH contain the same HGH that is in homeopathic HGH products, no matter what a salesperson or distributor claims. Homeopathic HGH is measured in X and C, not nanograms. As any pharmacist or medical professional can tell you, the FDA will not allow anyone to sell a measurable amount of a controlled substance without a prescription. Human growth hormone that is not homeopathic is a controlled substance and requires a prescription.