Viviscal Men's Hair Growth Supplements for Thicker, Fuller Hair, Clinically Proven with Proprietary Collagen Complex, 180 Tablets - 3 Month Supply

Been using this for 3 years, along with saw palmetto. It has definitely made existing hair thicker and healthier. Took a few months before I saw results, but it’s real. I had resorted to the buzz cut due to thin crown and receding front, but now it’s thick enough to comb and seems to be maintaining. Am I still losing hair? Yes, but at a much slower rate and what’s left is thicker. If you’re mostly chrome dome I don’t believe this’ll get you back in the game. However, if you still have some coverage I think this is a solid non-pharmaceutical option.

I started taking this stuff about 7 years ago, when I noticed some serious thinning on top, and lots of hairs falling into the sink every day. I also started using ketoconazole shampoo (Nizoral) 2-3 times a week, with a scalp scrubber, leaving the shampoo in for 3-4 minutes (or longer). As soon as I started this regimen, in a matter of days, there were literally no more hairs falling into my sink. My hair is still SLIGHTLY thin on top, but it 100 percent has not gotten worse, in fact it's filled in somewhat. I'm not sure what to credit, the Viviscal or the Nizoral, regardless, this is what has worked for me, and has stopped my balding in it's tracks. Can't do anything about the receding hairline, this doesn't help with that (at least for me it didn't) but as far as my hair on top, it's still reasonably thick. So I definitely recommend Viviscal as part of a hair loss regimen. There's plenty of confusing research online about the topic, with lots of supposed cures, and expensive, garbage products (I've tried a bunch of them) but this one-two punch has helped me immensely.

I should have known it was not a great solution when the ingredient list is buried on the page and not listed very clearly. See the ingredients below: - Vitamin C - 30 mg - that's a useless amount - you can get 500-1000 mg from a chewable tablet - Calcium - 61 mg - again - useless. You can get 300 mg in one cup of milk (or 60 mg in 1/5 of a cup) - Zinc - 8 mg - seriously? The cheapest zinc pills you can buy are 30-50 mg and cost $5 for 100 pills - Shark Cartilage & Oyster Powder - 453 mg - by far, the largest ingredient (72% of total ingredients) - it appears this helps to foster hair growth. But so does much cheaper glucosamine or Biotin. - Horsetail Extract - 25 mg - Flax Seed Extract - 50 mg Vitamin C (from Acerola (fruit) powder and Ascorbic Acid), Microcrystalline Cellulose, Maltodextrin, Horsetail (stem) Extract, Iron (from Ferrous Fumarate), Hydroxypropyl Cellulose, Zinc (from Zinc Oxide), Biotin, Niacin (as Niacinamide), Croscarmellose Sodium, Magnesium Stearate, Millet Seed Extract, Natural Orange Flavor, Methyl Cellulose, Silicon Dioxide, Glycerin.

I have used this for years and I still have hair. I am not sure if I was going to loose it but if I was then it worked :).

Not sure if they work or not I tried them for a couple months but I guess they just keep the hair you have but doesn't add or build to what you have so I'm not 100% sure but I do like the shampoos both the shampoo and conditioner the pink bottles