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Otherwise sunflower oil runs at a few cents for the same quantity unless you can show me evidence that this cheaper alternative DOESN'T work.
Otherwise sunflower oil
I like to use extra virgin olive oil, check out my complexion in my avatar.
So youthful …
If that works for you that's great, keep using it. I'm not saying there aren't cheaper alternatives that work, this is just one option and there are scientific studies showing the benefits of antioxidants for the body.
So, which specific anti oxidants are in each oil on sale.
The product sales blurbs are all but silent on such points.
Very high price structure for a few millilitres of scented oils … even allowing for the pro-animal claims.
Is there some form of therapeutic testing that this has a positive effect in user trials overseen by TGA?
Also, it might be an idea for the OP, as an associated interest, to tell someone up the line to check the organisation, veracity and presentation (spelling/punctuation/syntax) of the website.
This might be the style of product that is one of the subjects of next Tuesday night's 'FOUR CORNERS' on ABC-TV.
There has been no TGA testing on this product. I would be interested to see the ABC show next week also as many high priced creams have water as the main ingredient among a bunch of other ingredients most people can't even understand. At least these products don't have cheap fillers and the ingredients are simple and easy to understand, chemicals fillers are cheaper than natural organic ingredients.
How valid, then, is the "anti-aging" claim?
What data or proof is there that your brand truly leads to anti-aging benefits for an overwhelming majority of current or former clients?
Vendor in title please.
Is there some form of therapeutic testing that this has a positive effect in user trials overseen by TGA?
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Good luck. Our rep here seems to be using the vanishing oil.
There has been no TGA trials on this product.
Thank you. But you have also been asked …
…is there any hard evidence that this works? I mean detailed long-term scientific analysis by a respected body?
… may we have an answer please? Thank you.
There have been no long term scientific studies on this product and I think the majority of businesses do not the time or funds to do this on each of there products. Ingredients are researched and products tested but long term scientific studies on each individual product is not normally available. I might have to wait until I'm 60 and see how I look to have long term evidence, I will get back to you on that one, still have quite a few years to go!
So people should buy on 'blind faith', shrink their wallets and hope for the best?
What are former or current customers able to say about noticeable positive change?
A couple of independent testimonials, perdhance?
@Vegan Tas: Hey Vegan Tas wanna buy some Get-Rich-Quick oil! I can see you're already trying to sell some yourself, but this stuff works much faster. Guaranteed results within 30 years.
@Vegan Tas: By the way…
"There have been no long term scientific studies on this product and I think the majority of businesses do not the time or funds to do this on each of there products. Ingredients are researched and products tested but long term scientific studies on each individual product is not normally available. I might have to wait until I'm 60 and see how I look to have long term evidence, I will get back to you on that one, still have quite a few years to go!"
You might wanna take a study course on effective product marketing.
I don't want to be a party pooper but is there any hard evidence that this works? I mean detailed long-term scientific analysis by a respected body?