By their name, Sytotropin HGH suggests that they use a synthetic form of HGH. First of all, this is illegal, which is why HGH injections were banned in the first place. They claim to be the top product available without a prescription, because the only HGH supplements allowed are for patients with diseases like multiple sclerosis and fibromyalgia. They use an oral spray to dispense this particular HGH formula with no needles, no prescription, and “the amazing medically documented results of injectable human growth hormone.”

Price: $59.95

Ingredients and Mechanisms of Action:

Sytotropin HGH implies, in more ways than one, that their product is FDA approved, medically approved, and uses synthetic HGH, which would be illegal. But in reality, they use a blend of Alpha GPC, GABA, glycine, l-arginine, l-dopa bean extract, l-glutamine, l-isoleucine, l-tyrosine, l-valine, l-lysine, moomiyo extract, ornithine alpha ketoglutarate, deionized water, lecithin phospholipids, sodium citrate, potassium sorbate, maltodextrin, paraben, and citric acid. So in short, they provide a few amino acids, crossing their fingers and hoping it will work, even though no other product based on the same ingredient has provided the results many are looking for.

Overall Impression of Sytotropin HGH:

Sytotropin HGH makes quite a few implications as to what their product may or may not contain and what it may or may not do. What they do not have is a product that will come through or anything that would back their obvious implications. It is all just meant to justify the high $59.95 price tag to the average consumer.