There are no ingredients listed on this retailer’s website for the product.

We were surprised and troubled to see that there were no ingredients listed for this products formulary on this website. We believe that both manufacturers and retailers have a reasonability to provide consumers with good quality information about products, which includes their formulary. We believe it is important for consumers to be able to determine what ingredients are used any capsule based formula they may be considering using.

Many anti-aging formulas will use amino acids to try to stimulate HGH in the body, which in our opinion is a rather substandard method of boosting HGH, when there are more effective methods available. Real HGHR is an effective and efficient method of boosting HGH in the body, because it nourishes the pituitary gland with exactly what it is lacking. As individuals age the pituitary gland starts to produce less HGH, thereby creating some signs of aging. When products introduce real HGHR back into the body, it can help reduce and reverse those signs of aging.

We seriously doubt that this product contains any Real HGHR because if it did, we are certain that they would have disclosed it, because products which use this ingredient will highlight it because it separates them from the pack-illustrating its ability to effectively help consumers achieve their anti-aging objectives.

While we were reviewing this product it came to our attention that it has been discontinued by its manufacturer. However, it is still available on many discount websites and stores. There was no reason listed for Rejuvence being discontinued. We believe that this is important information for consumers to be aware of and we found it disturbing that no reason has been given about the discontinuation. We will continue with this review because these products have a way of returning to the market after a period of time.

This particular website, which still offers the product, makes some interesting claims about this product; such as suggesting that it can “help consumers deal” with: “Effects of Aging, Low energy levels and sex drive, Declining Memory and Mood, Weak Immune System, High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol, High Body Fat and Low Muscle Mass”, as well as “Wrinkles and Cellulite”.

This website suggests that this product is a cure-all for many age related issues; however, they in no way discuss how this product can deliver this. There is no formulary information. There is no research information or links to research provided which verifies the claims made about this product. There are no real facts posted in regards to this product’s abilities. There are no testimonials posted from customers who have achieved results with this product.

Most successful products which can actually deliver results will carefully outline how they can achieve these results with their formulary and provide research data. When they omit this information it is a big red flag for us it terms of effectiveness.

• None

• Discontinued
• Does not disclose formulary
• Does not indicate that it includes real HGHR in its formulary
• Expensive

We can in no way recommend using a product which has been discontinued by its manufacturer, even if it is available on some websites. As mentioned earlier, there are many anti-aging formulas available on the market which use effective ingredients such as real HGHR; which can help consumers deal with issues around aging, as well as help them look and feel better. We suggest consumers look for products which include real HGHR in their formulary.

Rejuvence is available on this website for $69.95, which is rather expensive considering we seriously doubt that it can deliver any powerful results in terms of rejuvenating or regenerating the body based on the average ingredients alone.