HGH Products - False Claims About the FDA

The FDA Approved Claim

The Hype - The seller claims his HGH product is FDA approved.

The Truth - The synthetic human growth hormone itself, that is used in some HGH sprays to make the homeopathic formula is FDA approved, if the source is legitimate U.S. pharmaceutical grade, but that does not make the products themselves FDA approved.

The FDA does not give natural health products and dietary supplements the title of "FDA approved". Only pharmaceutical drugs that are created in a lab are given the title of FDA approved, after they have gone through extensive testing to ensure safety. At least that is suppose to be the purpose getting an approval.

Even though natural health products cannot and do not need to be FDA approved, the FDA may "register"some homeopathic HGH products if the products meet the FDA's strict guidelines.

 

The "Registered with the FDA" Claim

The Hype - The seller claims that his HGH product is the only one that is registered with the FDA and has a lot number and expiration date, or he claims his is the only product that is made in an FDA approved lab, or is the only one that has an NDC number.

NDC is the abbreviation for the "National Drug Code System".

The Truth - Our ProBLEN HGH homeopathic spray products are FDA registered and are made in an FDA approved lab. Our products each have their own NDC number, and each bottle has a lot # and expiration date.

The purpose of the NDC is to provide the commissioner of the FDA a current list of all drugs manufactured, prepared, propagated, compounded, or processed by a drug establishment registered under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

The act requires submission of information on commercially marketed drugs and is used in the enforcement of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

FDA approved labs must follow the strict guidelines of the FDA, which require a lot number and expiration date be displayed on every bottle.

**Not all homeopathic HGH sprays are FDA registered, in fact most are not. The HGH products that are pills, capsules, tablets, or powders are dietary supplements and fall under the FDA's food laws, they are not registered and cannot have a National Drug Code number.

Lisa Wells, RN

 

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