is the item fda approved ?
1996301
It didn`t do nothing for my hair. All n all my hair gotten shorter and shorter plus I had semi bald spots WHAT A RIPPED OFF!
1996302
Keep in mind the FDA does not always know what is best! It once approved a diet pill that ended up killing people. So, approval from the FDA doesn't mean that much anyway. Better to use your own judgement and check into things yourself.
1996303
I'm not sure .. I did notice my hair broke off more than usual, but I thought it was because of something I did wrong. Hmmm .. I'm going to use it again just to see what happens
387313
You might ask the seller about that, I was only an user of this good product but do not know about the FDA
1285445
Nerium does not require FDA approval because it is a cosmetic product. This link here is a better explanation. You may also go to www.larskincare.nerium.com and read about the science behind the Nerium products in more detail :). http://www.neriumblog.net/nerium-product/neriumad-doesnt-require-fda-approval/
1576280
no it is not fda approved and i see no reason for it it has been used in many european countries for close to 50 years it is classified as a adaptogen which means it can adapt itself to the different stres's of the body and heip relive them if you go on the internet or wickipedia you will find many studies and i don't remember any side effects ive used it for 20 years and feel it has helped me best wishes for your health
129549
As far as I know, yes. The ingredients listed on the product all seem legit, legal and effective.
150634
Cannot see anywhere on the box that they are an so approved, it does say US 400 protection approved by Department of Federal Food and Drug.. hope this helps you
629331
It does not say "BPA-Free", so it is not. However, it specifies as "made from 100% FDA approved materials"l.
1529323
No, like 99% of all supplements, it is not approved by the FDA. This does not confirm nor deny its validity though. My advice is to try it and see for yourself if it works. Also onnit.com has all of the science and double blind plassibo tests they ran on it . Onnit is one of the only supplement companies ive come across that actually show the science behind their claimed effects.
486218
Bought it through Amazon under search for "cefaly". Came from Qatar, but now that it is FDA approved, may be able to get it in the United States.
567647
I don't know if its FDA approved, but I can tell you I bought this cream and it is not very effective. Icy Hot is ALOT more effective and works so much better - this was a waste of my money. I will not buy again.
796266
I purchased mine through Amazon but it wasn't supposed to be sold to the U.S. so since then they have stopped shipments. The US doesn't have FDA approval yet. Bummer I know. I got mine just under the gun. I wish I could sell you mine cause I have since cured my migraines using an alternative doctor who put me on progesterone cream and I haven't had a migraine since (2 1/2 months). Praise the Lord! If Amazon let's this go through, I could sell you mine at 1/2 price dsn at sandag org. I wish to help others.
1575323
No, I don't. I'm not selling it, it was recommended by Dr. Oz. I have it in our home and have had it through two gallons. I am not a doctor but my cholesterol is better and I'm just about off of insulin. I am using it to replace artery clogging cholesterol products and my blood tests are improving. I'm not a doctor, only a very satisfied user. No FDA but I've never seen one on my salad dressings either.
1614462
No Dermarollers on the market, have FDA approval and claims of such should be viewed with the utmost caution. Whilst they are registered with the FDA, this is an administrative process and does not mean approval has been obtained.
75064
I don't think so. The FDA doesn't usually approve or disapprove of vitamins. They've been trying to get this authority fo some time, but so far without luck.
1365482
It's not FDA approved. Knew the risk before taking this product. Which resulted with terrible side effects.
1628122
I only recently began using the product. FDA has approved it for use but does not approve supplements for medical use.
1003829
Just checked the packaging and it does not indicate the source. My understanding is, with the FDA, and the FTC, and whatever other bureaucracy manages this, that the source need only be indicated if it is not the U.S. If I am incorrect in that regard, I would welcome the correction.