White MG, Damania A, Alshenaifi J, Sahasrabhojane P, Peacock O, Losh J, Wong MC, Lutter-Berkova Z, Chang GJ, Futreal A, Wargo JA, Ajami NJ, Kopetz S , You YN
Distributed under the brand names Geref and Geref Diagnostic, it gained FDA approval in 1997 as a treatment for growth hormone deficiency but was discontinued in 2008 not out of concern for safety or lack of efficacy, but because of manufacturing difficulties.2 3 Yet it remains available in compounded form with a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider
More substantial collagen remodeling, reduction of fine lines, hair regrowth, and healing of tissue injuries typically manifest over 6 to 12 weeks of consistent use.
May phase-separate with some water-soluble ingredients
What if there was a way to closely mimic the absorption rates and results of injectables but to do it through topical applications