is this the same ingredients that is advertised by Miracle--Dr Oz ?
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Ollivier Our ingredients offer the trademarked PCD Phytoceramides, a rice based ceramide. The highest quality. Oz recommends that if you buy a phytoceramide it is a plant based formula. We strive to deliver that quality.
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No it's definitely different packaging. Whether or not it's the same formula, I'm not sure.
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I do not watch doctor OZ. I did reviews and there are certain requirements that you should check. specific levels,ingredients and where it is made. Just do your research. I do not want to advise or recommend any brands. I am not an expert. I have been using for 5 weeks and I have seen results but I also got to the gym for at least hour every day. So does it work I don't know. there is no substitue for diet and exercise.
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Jan, if you believe everything Oz recommends to be gospel, you will not pay attention to this, but if you are curious if there is any 3rd party research of scientific proof, I could not find any. Plus, when you can not buy this product from ANY local health food store or natural market, GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, etc, etc, something must be wrong.
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It is taking a long time to ship because millions of people watch the Dr. Oz show and they all scrambled to place their orders at once. Dr. Oz does not promote brands, he promotes ingredients. Alpha Fibe's only ingredient is Alpha-Cyclodextrin. Alpha Fibe is the original product and has been on the market for 7 years. FBCX is not an ingredient. It's an acronym for Fat Binding Complex.
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No, It's not. I actually have a bottle of the real original 1997 copyright clairol stuff that I bought from Drugstoredotcom when they were liquidating the old stock back in 2008 (bought 7 bottles). The real stuff does NOT have glycerine in it. The correct ingredients are water, alcohol, camphor, peppermint oil, clove oil, eugenol, sodium benzoate, yellow 5, orange 4. I was fooled by the bottle here since the design is like the '70s bottle and not like the ones I have in hand but the ingredients are wrong. I think the glycerine is what makes the newer versions sticky, which I can't stand. Sure wish I'd bought more! :( No, It's not. I actually have a bottle of the real original 1997 copyright clairol stuff that I bought from Drugstoredotcom when they were liquidating the old stock back in 2008 (bought 7 bottles). The real stuff does NOT have glycerine in it. The correct ingredients are water, alcohol, camphor, peppermint oil, clove oil, eugenol, sodium benzoate, yellow 5, orange 4. I was fooled by the bottle here since the design is like the '70s bottle and not like the ones I have in hand but the ingredients are wrong. I think the glycerine is what makes the newer versions sticky, which I can't stand.... » Read More No, It's not. I actually have a bottle of the real original 1997 copyright clairol stuff that I bought from Drugstoredotcom when they were liquidating the old stock back in 2008 (bought 7 bottles). The real stuff does NOT have glycerine in it. The correct ingredients are water, alcohol, camphor, peppermint oil, clove oil, eugenol, sodium benzoate, yellow 5, orange 4. I was fooled by the bottle here since the design is like the '70s bottle and not like the ones I have in hand but the ingredients are wrong. I think the glycerine is what makes the newer versions sticky, which I can't stand. Sure wish I'd bought more! :( « Show Less
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Not that I know of. I owned a jug of it recently. Look on other sites for ingredient list and "supplement facts" like Vitamin Shoppe.
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No, It's not. I actually have a bottle of the real original 1997 copyright clairol stuff that I bought from Drugstoredotcom when they were liquidating the old stock back in 2008 (bought 7 bottles). The real stuff does NOT have glycerine in it. The correct ingredients are water, alcohol, camphor, peppermint oil, clove oil, eugenol, sodium benzoate, yellow 5, orange 4. I was fooled by the bottle here since the design is like the '70s bottle and not like the ones I have in hand but the ingredients are wrong. I think the glycerine is what makes the newer versions sticky, which I can't stand. Sure wish I'd bought more! :(
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No i didn't see that either, but I read about this brand in a magazine article and it has been helpful. Since age 50 I have been having problems losing weight and gaining inches at the waistline; so far i am encouraged. I think Dr Oz also says 1600mg per day and im only taking 800mg. I'm entering this cautious.
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To my knowledge quite similar. Non-greasy and not foul by any means! Again I got acquainted with the product in Australia!
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NO. The description of this product LIES. I bought it thinking that it was, and it is actually only 0.9% "Clarified Hydrophobic extract of Neem Oil," and the rest is "other ingredients." Not cool.
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No, there are different ingredients in them.. I ran out & was sorry!! I LOVE Amberen!! Running out made me aware of how much it helps me!!
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No it is not. Dr . Oz recommended this product if you on his website you can get more information.
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No...Dr.Oz does not recommend any product...and when you order this item it is for ONLY one bottle no matter what customer service at Amazon may say.
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sorry I don't remember the names. I went to Dr Oz web site looked at the ingrediants to look for and what not to be in the product,started looking on google and that is when I found Naturetics, I have lost 35 lbs on 1 1/2 bottles, I like this product I am not using anything else.
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I don't believe that Dr. Oz gave any specific brand. I think what's important is the FOS content and this one is 67%, which is above average. For what it's worth, I thought that it was thick, like a syrup, not thin.
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Thank you for bring this point up. You are correct Dr Oz does not endorse any products. There are a number of companies who falsely claim that he endorses their product and they should be reported. I strongly suggest you do not buy from any companies that make such claims. We mention very clearly in our description that Dr Oz does not recommend this or any other product. We do not mention anywhere on our product Dr Oz's name. However on his show he does mention one should choose a supplier that has at least 50 percent HCA as well as various other criteria. In this respect we meet his guidelines. I would suggest you read our product description properly as we have made that point very clear. If you would like any further information about our product or like to see one of our bottles, packaging or labelling please do not hesitate to contact us. In the mean time all of us legitimate sellers would appreciate anything you can do to stop these fly by night companies making these false claims and jumping on the band wagon. Please let us know if we can help you with this.