Physician’s Blend HGH Product Review

One of the first things that strikes me as odd about Physician’s Blend is that on their Web site they don’t show any ingredients but show a large amount of information about HGH studies.

And apparently they want you to leave your name and number so they can call you to discuss the product. As stated on the front page of the Web site. “The New England Journal of Medicine had this to say about HGH - “The most effective anti-obesity agent ever discovered. The best immune system enhancer ever found.”

I’m sorry but this is another example of misleading marketing language. While it is true the The New England Journal of Medicine does recognize HGH in the manner described above does that mean they also recognize this product as being able to deliver these benefits?

No they don’t.

Also, it is very frustrating for consumers when a company requires you to leave personal information so they can contact you with product details. That feels suspiciously like you are going to be on the wrong end of a sales pitch.

Here is what the Web site indicates:

“Simply fill out the form on this page and one of our staff will contact you to answer any questions you have about HGH and tell you how you can receive a free bottle of HGH as well as how you can try HGH risk free for 90 days.”

Translation

• Buy 2 get 1 free (fairly common special)
• 90 day guarantee (no details of the guarantee could be found on the Web site) Example: Is it an unconditional guarantee meaning if you don’t like it for any reason do you get your money back? Or… does the guarantee revolve around returning unopened bottles for a refund? If that’s case and you use the product for 90 days you will have opened all three bottles, which means you no longer can request a refund…

Verdict:

Why all the secrecy?

WAY too many undisclosed details that keep this product out of consideration. I would look to companies that disclose everything and if YOU want to talk to them you can call them toll free.

Save your money.