Customers should not inject themselves unnecessarily when they can get the same or better results using a sublingual spray product under the tongue. There is a high probability that these so-called HGH injection products contain mostly 0.9% Sodium Chloride (normal saline) and/or water. 2. If the product is labeled "Humatrope" then it is a "black market" HGH product. These products are illegal and should be considered not safe. You cannot be sure what is actually in the product even though the vial may appear unopened and authentic. Before you purchase an injectible form of HGH over the Internet please consider this information.If indeed "Human Growth Hormone for Injection" was legal and safe to sell on the Internet, and if it was the most effective, then every company who sells HGH, including HGH-Pro would be selling the HGH injections. This is not the case.

Using the 200 year old homeopathic process the base solution of the homeopathic product and the real HGH molecules go through a long, intense hand process of succussion and dilution in the homeopathic lab. This process causes the molecules of the base solution to "rub shoulders" with the HGH molecules, and the end result of this homeopathic process is a solution that has been potentiated with the strengths and the abilities of the actual HGH that was used to make the formula.The base solution has been energized and has taken on the properties and abilities of the original active ingredient (human growth hormone). Homeopathy "borrows" the strengths and abilities of the active ingredient, in this case HGH. This completed formula is now very similar to the HGH released by the pituitary gland. When absorbed under the tongue, this homeopathic HGH formula has been shown to stimulate the body to increase its own release of human growth hormone into the bloodstream as evidenced by the serum IGF-1 testing that has been done. Please see Homeopathy and How It Works.

Be InformedThe FDA is working to stop the above practices. They are closing down companies and web sites when they find they are selling human growth hormone products under false pretenses, but new sites are popping up on the web so fast it is hard for them to keep up. Once a web site is closed down, many times the distributor will just put up a new web site using a different name. Because most of these companies sell their HGH products through individuals who sign up as distributors, the head office of the company can deny knowing about a distributor''s false claims and a distributor''s web site, so the company is not held responsible. When you find one of these web sites we recommend you check to see if the owner''s name, phone number, and address is listed on the web site. The address should be a physical address and not a post office box. Also, we recommend you try the phone number listed at the web site to make sure it is the working phone number of the company or distributor before you purchase. A toll-free telephone number is a positive sign of business legitimacy.