To those taking Hair Formula 37

Dear Val,To answer your post (and your e-mail), Viviscal is expensive because the refining process is very complicated. Unlike H37, an interesting-looking product which appears to work by putting together several different vitamins to give a broad range of nutrients, Viviscal contains only a few, specific nutrients. The main unique thing about Viviscal is that it is -not- nutrition alone. The tissues around your hair follicles tend to harden up, making it harder for them to receive -all- nutrition. Viviscal is the only product I know which safely loosens that tissue, so that nutrition can go through. As you can imagine, this very specialized formula is much more expensive to manufacture than a mix fo relatively common ingredients. This is, of course, not to denigrate H37, as I have not seen it in action at all. It is just to answer your question.Jeff MachThe Aurora Group

> Hi Jeff, I will try to keep my progress posted. As you know I switched from Viviscal to H37. The problem that I had with the Viviscal is the price. I only took it for two months. It may have worked if I had taken it for at least four months like your board said. I know it has to build up in your system. I would love to have 1.5 inches of hair growth a month. Why is your product so expensive? Is it because you have to ship it here from Finland?

> You can buy a pill splitter at Walmart.

> I've been taking it H37 for two weeks. I am happy that you are getting results. That encourages me!I try to take at least 4 tablets of step two. Two in the morning and two at night. I can not swallow too many of the horse pills at once. You are doing great to take six a day. My boyfriend suggested that I should just grind them up and try to take them. I have not done that yet. See if you can put six pills in a zip lock plastic bag and hit them with a hammer or something to break them up. Hope this helps.