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Remember, human growth hormone is still a controlled substance and cannot be dispensed without a legitimate prescription, and that prescription cannot be obtained on the Internet. Do not be fooled by these claims of "real" human growth hormone, contact the FDA.The Problem With The Large HGH Molecule And Their Special Delivery SystemsThere are now certain companies and distributors who are claiming to have a special type of delivery system such as a "Polymer" molecule delivery system, or another special type of delivery system that no other product has. They claim their special delivery system is used with their product and only their product. According to their claims this special delivery system supposedly now allows the actual large HGH molecule, which is a protein, to be absorbed intact via the mucosa of the mouth. Insulin users the world over would welcome such a delivery system since it would mean they no longer had to inject themselves with insulin, but could spray it under their tongue. The insulin molecule is only half the size of the HGH molecule.

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.

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.