Procerin Review
September 10th, 2008 admin
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Procerin is, alongside Provillus and Revivogen, one of the best known and the most heavily-promoted, natural hair loss remedies in North America. It is men’s only formula, consisting of a topical lotion and supplement tablets. The main active ingredient in the supplement tablets, besides vitamin B6 (pyroxidine) and minerals (magnesium, zinc), is saw palmetto (1,500 mg of extract daily). Saw palmetto’s potency in treating…
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