Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below i don't go to GNC anymore, there's a natural health food store down my street I prefer. I've seen them at a lot of places in Canada though, can't imagine you'd have a harder time getting them in the states. If you can't get them let me know, I'm sure the owner of my store wouldn't mind shipping them to you.
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How long does it take the pills to where off after u stop taking them?
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Couldn't find my trioxsalen bottle, but will look again tomorrow. It is a prescription med that I got no problem. They work. 30 min of outdoor sun will equal about a full day of being in the sun. 5-10 minutes of being in a tanning bed will equal a full session or a lot more. They are very strong and not to be played with. You can burn so badly that you will have to sit in the dark for a day or two. You may have to sear long sleeves and sunglasses in the summer to keep from burning just from casual exposure.
B True
B True
no burning here BT
I didn't experience any increased sensitivity, though mine weren't prescription, just OTC supplement - I understood them to simply augment my body's store of pigment. All I did was tan better. (Though I never really tended to burn before taking them either... Maybe that has something to do with it)
Wish I still had the box, I'd tell you what was in them...
www.suzannes.com/tanningelusun.html
I didn't experience any increased sensitivity, though mine weren't prescription, just OTC supplement - I understood them to simply augment my body's store of pigment. All I did was tan better. (Though I never really tended to burn before taking them either... Maybe that has something to do with it)
Wish I still had the box, I'd tell you what was in them...
www.suzannes.com/tanningelusun.html
HappyScrappy
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careful ifyou are going to use trioxsalen - do a search on the web and there are a few well done studies that show that new melacytes (sp? - when the melanin, the spots that change color to help block the uv, first devolops - whatever that is called) are far more likely to turn to melenoma than regular ones.
they used that drug in the study and they are now warning against its use.
but for the most part, I'm skeptical whenver I seee those b/c the study might have alterior motives as to why they want drug X to look bad (such as they have affiliations whith drug Y that would be a "better" choice in their eyes) - not sure if that is the case here.
they used that drug in the study and they are now warning against its use.
but for the most part, I'm skeptical whenver I seee those b/c the study might have alterior motives as to why they want drug X to look bad (such as they have affiliations whith drug Y that would be a "better" choice in their eyes) - not sure if that is the case here.
THeMaCHinE
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Canthanaxanthin -- I was interested in it until it was linked with cyst formation in the eyes. I'd stay away.
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Here's more about it (I'm not sure if this contains the info about the eyes though)
http://www.inchem.org/documents/jecfa/jecmono/v26je06.htm
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Here's more about it (I'm not sure if this contains the info about the eyes though)
http://www.inchem.org/documents/jecfa/jecmono/v26je06.htm
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