I have used it for over 3 months with no results, more shedding/receding. I am in the process of doing a full investigation into this company, but my view and user experience is it is just a scam. Let’s see where the money traces to, the LEA will enjoy this.
RED flags
The company claim to be in LA. The address is a 18 story, 114 condo/apartment complex. Email IP addresses suggest some senders are within the USA and others elsewhere (perhaps with VPNs). The listed phone number is VOIP.
The product is shipped from China taking weeks. The box does NOT have sterile microneedle devices. No doctor/medical professional would EVER use these. If you order extra, these are in suctioned bags purporting to be sterile – however have no markings on the same indicating has been done by any professional company (date/time/expiry/batch).
The instructions on the box did not match the product. An email was sent as the supplied millilitres was not correct to what was ordered. They replied indicating I was sold the ‘new blue formula’ version 2. This uses 0.5ml/dose (old was 1.5ml/dose) and does not cover the scalp effectively. Whilst the email was quick – a company with any basic processes should be able to determine which customer got which batch. There are no batch numbers marked on any vials. Having measured the liquid with a drawing up needle – the volume varies. If they were concerned about old boxes being wasted, you’d think you’d at least supply up to date dosage / usage instructions within the shipment or stick something over the old dosage instructions.
They supply two PDF documents (after requesting them, $50 ‘value’ free) – again all referenced to previous studies from recent to the 1970s – no medical endorsement or actual existing professional has put their name to this product. Their ‘terms of service’ say ‘The material on the Website is provided for general informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice or as a substitute for seeking advice from a qualified healthcare provider. The statements made on this Website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. You should consult your healthcare provider before using any information provided by NovaMane.’.
There are two ‘doctors’ who endorse the product. Dr Alex Lomardy – a ‘Board-Certified Trichologist & Hair Restoration Specialist’ [Not to confuse with licensed doctors with ‘Lombardi’ surname who are legit] – pictures and videos are positive for AI scan detection. No doctor is located/licensed by this name. Two marketing pictures show a completely different person. Articles infer that this ‘doctor’ is published, there are no articles authored by this ‘doctor’. Likewise for another endorser, Dr Colin Hayes [not to be confused with other licensed doctors with the same name in differing fields that look nothing like this apparent AI image] – articles on his website are written slightly better, but made a claim he doesn’t exist on any social media, linkedin or websites – not sure what doctor has none of these, and no practice or location/professional can be located by this name despite apparently existing in the USA.
Aggressive marketing – over 50 emails in a 3-month period – do I really need to order more given I supposedly ordered a ‘3-month supply’?
Company tracing shows this linked to Botanique Paris, an online company that shows a facial device called ‘Revital Eyes’ that is ‘backed by science’ to get rid of eye bags – supposedly with 300,000+ customers. A TikTok user alleges that they unlawfully used her photos from surgery for their marketing and has never used her product. She further alleges that she was offered $10,000 to keep using the images which she refused. This company in the fine print has a similar claim to Novamane’s fine print.
Widespread influencers promoting it (with full heads of hair) – but no ACTUAL positive customer reviews have been found outside of AI doctored images and scripted reviews on their website? Some key words are recurring across several reviews (one word in particular) that given how they product allegedly works and is administered is not correct terminology. Given supposed ‘thousands’ of customers worldwide, where are the legit – good/bad/neutral that every legit product has? Some scripted dubious accounts on other review sites defend the product. Users that highlight review concerns get told only a small number of users review it and numbers are increasing (currently 450 or so reviews on their website –AI images and/or scripted – or a small number of words. You’d think if your hair magically regrows you’d write more than ‘works well’.
The founder ‘Eric Yang’ – no social profiles. Kind of like ‘Jason from Novamane’ who also spam emails you…
Should I get scientific testing on a left-over vial?
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