Currently, it is not possible to find a complete formulation for this particular product. Though, we cannot assume that it actually does contain 2-AEP due to the name of the supplement and may contain 2-AEP calcium which is different.

We are always disappointed when manufacturers do not disclose a complete ingredient list since it’s impossible to review the product for safety and success without one. Also, consumers must have access to this information in order to avoid potential health complications and allergic reactions. Furthermore, we do find many companies will proudly boast of their formulations to show consumers that their product is a good choice. The fact that this particular product does not have a published ingredient list does make us suspicious of the quality level of this product.

It is doubtful this supplement contains real 2-AEP in the patented form discovered by the German doctor Hans Nieper. Dr. Nieper’s version has been found to rejuvenate cell walls and impede the natural aging process of cell degradation. The patented formulation may create a more youthful appearance and revitalize the body. Though, it is unlikely this product contains this version, since the manufacturer would undoubtedly let it be known

Without a complete formulation it’s impossible to verify if this supplement is a good anti-aging product choice. It’s a scary prospect to ingest something into the body without knowing how it will affect bodily functions. We never recommend a supplement that does not disclose its entire ingredient list.

The makers of this supplement suggest consumers take one capsule with each meal three times a day. This does appear to be an easy dosage schedule to remember and is unlikely to encourage missed doses.

Furthermore, this product is fairly affordable. Its original price is only $17.50. Though, there are independent retailers that have drastically reduced the cost of this supplement. One online store sells it for less then $3. We do wonder why these companies have been forced to take these losses, and suspect it may be due to customer dissatisfaction.

• Inexpensive
• Currently reduced on several online nutritional stores

• Does not publish formulation
• Does not contain the patented version of 2-AEP
• No cited research
• Company manufacturers multiple “anti-aging” products

This product may interest those consumers who are looking for a cheap way to address aging concerns. However, we suspect many consumers will be turned off by the skeptical formula—and rightly so. While we do believe in the regenerating abilities of REAL 2-AEP, but we do not think this supplement contains it in its patented form. Though, without an ingredient list we do not know if this supplement contains it in any form at all.

We suggest consumers keep on looking. We do want to stress that it is important to buy a supplement after obtaining the complete formula. Fortunately, there are many supplements developed by doctors that clearly have the formulas posted online. Anti-aging products are abundant in the market and it’s important to not fall susceptible to marketing alone. Seek formulas with patented and proven ingredients.