how does bosley doctors compare to others?
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I love the shampoo and conditioner, my hair feels and looks thicker. I would highly reccomend it. aileen bryce
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I've been using Bosley products for over a year, initially recommended by my hairdresser. I find it helps my thinning hair by giving it more body and will continue to use it. Hope this helps you.
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Don't really know about comparisons. This was the first product of this kind I purchased. I could tell a difference after only short use and my hair dresser saw new hair coming in. Have liked the results so have stuck with it.
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Have used it four or five times and have yet to see any real difference. However, will continue to use.
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It was for my wife, and she loves it. Makes her hair fuller and looks great. Better than any other she has tried.
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I think it is better than Phisohex. I use it the first ten days of every month per doctors order. Way cheaper purchasing in large gallon
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I cannot specifically compare to align, but I do know culterelle has been a good number of medical studies. So, it's claim about fixing digestive problems and boosting the immune system are much better documented.
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I'm not sure about specifics on their testing procedures, but I can say I have not encountered any supplement companies as good as them. The products I have used are all good and they even send free samples of their products. Might be a question to ask their customer service.
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Helen- I have been into the store. They have very knowledgeable personnel and have been in business a long time. I am an amateur and sometimes feel a bit intimidated. They cater to professionals and high end buyers primarily. I have found them honest, reliable and helpful.
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Do you know for sure that your doctors scale is correct? When you want to compare one scale to another all conditions have to be equal: same time of day, clothing, shoes on or off and did you have a heavy, salty meal the night before (pasta, pizza, barbecue, or drink a lot of beer?) I weigh every day in the morning in my pajamas and only compare office weights from visit to visit. Besides, for me, I lost 50 lbs (took 2 years), and I don't sweat 1 lb. My goal is to not gain it back and when my scale at home shows 1 lb or more, I follow my diet carefully till it comes off, usually only takes a few days Do you know for sure that your doctors scale is correct? When you want to compare one scale to another all conditions have to be equal: same time of day, clothing, shoes on or off and did you have a heavy, salty meal the night before (pasta, pizza, barbecue, or drink a lot of beer?) I weigh every day in the morning in my pajamas and only compare office weights from visit to visit. Besides, for me, I lost 50 lbs (took 2 years), and I don't sweat 1 lb. My goal is to not gain it back and when my scale at home shows 1 lb or more, I follow my diet carefully till it comes off, usually only takes... » Read More Do you know for sure that your doctors scale is correct? When you want to compare one scale to another all conditions have to be equal: same time of day, clothing, shoes on or off and did you have a heavy, salty meal the night before (pasta, pizza, barbecue, or drink a lot of beer?) I weigh every day in the morning in my pajamas and only compare office weights from visit to visit. Besides, for me, I lost 50 lbs (took 2 years), and I don't sweat 1 lb. My goal is to not gain it back and when my scale at home shows 1 lb or more, I follow my diet carefully till it comes off, usually only takes a few days « Show Less
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I compared mine to the use of sphygmomanometer, like in dr.office and stethoscope. Wrist manometer easy, comfortable. Readings comparable, blood pressure changes all the time. Important thing is following changes
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If you go to the Braun website, they have a comparison chart. For me it was mainly the better reviews. Plus there are video reviews from someone on YouTube.
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I have not compared these two products but I love the Bosley shampoo and conditioner.
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The DR does. I only go the DR at first, but also added the NT. I would recommend using both as well.
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I made it a point to take the oximeter to the doctor's appointment to compare the readings to the one they use, that probably cost hundreds, and they were identical. I would recommend this oximeter to anyone. I have one on my nightstand AND another on the table next to my TV watching chair.
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I dont know but for other doc s you have to go thru each one and review. I was disappointed.
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This guy gives a great comparison. There are some minor but important differences that may matter to you.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkgR_307OEo
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To be honest, I'm not sure. The only difference I would assume, is the brand. However, the Oz brand is not affiliated with Dr. Oz.
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Ours is pretty accurate with the readings our physician gets. Make sure you follow all the suggested directions.
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By the way I get a lot of my products from a Dermatologist and my sister is a licensed Esthetition. So I feel confident I'm my advice. Reading J. Williams reply seems a bit over the top, but of coarse it's always recommendable to consult with your Dermatologist or Nurse Practitioner whom either sells the products there or is at least very knowlwdgebale of these products. If they don't sell Obagi, go ahead and bring in the bottles for the dermatologist or Nurse to review. But I once asked my Dermatologist the very same question for when I'm taking a break from the Retin-A. He said that is a great decision and you never have to worry about how long you use the two products.Regards,Mark S. By the way I get a lot of my products from a Dermatologist and my sister is a licensed Esthetition. So I feel confident I'm my advice. Reading J. Williams reply seems a bit over the top, but of coarse it's always recommendable to consult with your Dermatologist or Nurse Practitioner whom either sells the products there or is at least very knowlwdgebale of these products. If they don't sell Obagi, go ahead and bring in the bottles for the dermatologist or Nurse to review. But I once asked my Dermatologist the very same question for when I'm taking a break from the Retin-A. He said that is a... » Read More By the way I get a lot of my products from a Dermatologist and my sister is a licensed Esthetition. So I feel confident I'm my advice. Reading J. Williams reply seems a bit over the top, but of coarse it's always recommendable to consult with your Dermatologist or Nurse Practitioner whom either sells the products there or is at least very knowlwdgebale of these products. If they don't sell Obagi, go ahead and bring in the bottles for the dermatologist or Nurse to review. But I once asked my Dermatologist the very same question for when I'm taking a break from the Retin-A. He said that is a great decision and you never have to worry about how long you use the two products.Regards,Mark S. « Show Less
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Overall I'd say they are pretty close in accuracy, but something to consider is the general size of the patients wrist and upper arm. I have a lot of patients that for one reason or another fall into the obese category and sometimes the wrist cuff won't fit right{of course with some the arm cuff won't fit either!} that being said if you want the best accuracy go with the manual cuff and stethoscope its not the fastest method but unless you having hearing issues it will give you the best readings. I hope I've been able to help you with this.