What's the difference between this and Nizoral?
629873
I've used both Regenepure and Nizoral. I found the Nizoral to be more drying to the hair than Regenepure. In addition, I've read that SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) isn't good for the scalp and can lead to thinning, so that's when I came across the Regenepure, it's as the name says "pure". I'm extremely sensitive to scents and neither bothered me, it didn't linger after drying.
629874
Best thing to do is look at both labels. Its obvious to see the difference. Regenepure has no harmful ingredients like sulfates. Nizoral has sulfates. Also Regenepure has many ingredients that are specifically for hair growth.Nizoral is a mass produced product. Regenepure is a more boutique product made in smaller batches. Thats what I know, hope it helps ya'all
629875
Hi Tony. The main difference is Regenepure uses no parabens and sulfates while Nizoral does. Sulfates strip the hair of its natural oils, and will often lead to damaging the hair. Regenepure uses ingredients to restore the hair.
2190973
I don't know. I read the info on both and no differences were indicated. Made me wonder if it was different suppliers.
917336
As far as I know, they are essentially the same product, just marketed differently. I buy whichever is on special and they seem equally effective. Some folks use the diffusers on timers, but I plug mine in only at stressful times, such as when company or repairmen are coming. The 2 diffusers that don't impress me are "Pet Ease" (which I believe to be essential oils rather than pheromones) and Nutri-Vet, which has a pungent odor.
818211
It is NeriumAD. Try it for yourself and you won't go back to the products you are using now. Learn more about it at llarnold.neriumproducts.com.
1470917
They are the same, just marketed by a different company. We have both and can't see any difference.
560705
I'm not sure of the differences. I have always used this one and it works well for me. Lots of energy and keeps me my sweet cravings at bay.
342218
Not sure, I think they're the same; but this is an exceptional product. It's worth every penny. I have gotten so many compliments on how clear my skin looks. Good luck on your choice! :^]
1057346
First time I have used this so I couldn't tell you what the difference is. Sorry.
165606
Well I just went through and compared all the ingredients between the golden and blue version. The BIG BIG DIFFERENCE that jumped out at me is this now has Ketoconazole at 0.9% in it. I have been historically using the blue version and using Nizoral Ketoconazole shampoo twice a week (marketed for dandruff at $14 per bottle and available at target) which is typically used as the only ingredient in lots of expensive hair loss shampoos out there! So Pura D' Or has taken my advice!...and have added a very important ingredient to this mix. Also it has added Alma oil, Prunus Africana bark and Cucubita Pepo herbs that the blue bottle does not have. Well I just went through and compared all the ingredients between the golden and blue version. The BIG BIG DIFFERENCE that jumped out at me is this now has Ketoconazole at 0.9% in it. I have been historically using the blue version and using Nizoral Ketoconazole shampoo twice a week (marketed for dandruff at $14 per bottle and available at target) which is typically used as the only ingredient in lots of expensive hair loss shampoos out there! So Pura D' Or has taken my advice!...and have added a very important ingredient to this mix. Also it has added Alma oil, Prunus Africana bark and... » Read More Well I just went through and compared all the ingredients between the golden and blue version. The BIG BIG DIFFERENCE that jumped out at me is this now has Ketoconazole at 0.9% in it. I have been historically using the blue version and using Nizoral Ketoconazole shampoo twice a week (marketed for dandruff at $14 per bottle and available at target) which is typically used as the only ingredient in lots of expensive hair loss shampoos out there! So Pura D' Or has taken my advice!...and have added a very important ingredient to this mix. Also it has added Alma oil, Prunus Africana bark and Cucubita Pepo herbs that the blue bottle does not have. « Show Less
896647
I would say the old formula was but not the new formula. The makers will claim there is nothing different but I beg to differ. I use generic Kirkland minoxidil and I try to use it 3x a day spaced out when I can. What I also found useful is Nizoral because Ketacozolone is shown to reduce DHT. GL
1994657
I have not been able to tell the difference, if there is one. I have used this with the CND powders and other brands of powder, including powder mixed with colors and glitter. It works great.
990530
Not much difference as this charger charges Ni-Cad as well as lithium ion batteries also. This charger is only available with some combo kits as Sears does not sell this one individually. Works great though!
1994660
I'm not sure of the difference between the two but I do know it doesn't work as well with powders other than CND.
897557
I don't think there is any difference there. But my suggestin don't buy either. Better buy 798H secura. It's way better plus it's self cleaning. I got 997MC and I am tired of cleaning Regret regret and regret that I got it.
2037196
Only difference is the "HEXtra" which is some kind of sprayed on stuff that is suppose to be an extra help in keeping their teeth clean. Not sure if it does that but my dogs love it! Has a bit of a stinky smell and will mark a very light carpet. I guess I would say to try the less expensive ones 1st and see if the dog likes them and if they help the teeth. If it works, don't bother with the HEXtra stuff. I really like these because my dog never chokes on them nor do they get stringy. Just a really good quality chew. Hope this helps.
1075824
I don't know. I assume they are these are the same product with simply some labeling differences.
1930724
There's no difference. It's just a typo in estherilizador, which is translated 'sterilizer' to spanish. This product works very well on an average microwaveve oven.