Ecklonia Cava Hair formula topical

Not posted on here in a while but I’ve been using EC extract for years in pill form. I’ve recently started buying from https://www.eckloniacava.com and wondered if any others on here also? They also do an EC hair topical formula which I’m tempted to try, has anyone else used this also?

CS - please let me know if you have any thoughts or views on this topical or the company behind these products. The EC extract tablets are only 50% Polyphenols and I know you’ve said before it should be much higher than that, 90%? They do a powder form that is 90% would you be better off buying that than the 50% tablets?

bobbers2011 wrote:Not posted on here in a while but I’ve been using EC extract for years in pill form. I’ve recently started buying from https://www.eckloniacava.com and wondered if any others on here also? They also do an EC hair topical formula which I’m tempted to try, has anyone else used this also?

CS - please let me know if you have any thoughts or views on this topical or the company behind these products. The EC extract tablets are only 50% Polyphenols and I know you’ve said before it should be much higher than that, 90%? They do a powder form that is 90% would you be better off buying that than the 50% tablets?

50% polyphenols is very good.

That said, one brand, such as Nutricology Fibroboost, had 13% Polyphenols and 87% cornstarch...The product worked.

What really matters is if it's an extract. The worst example would be Swanson's "Full Spectrum" Ecklonia cava. It's a fancy way of saying (not an extract, but a whole leaf).

Other things that can get a bit lost in translation is the common statement, 97 or 98% pure, which is good, but then it's a matter of how much polyphenol content there is.

30% polyphenols is also good.

Haven't tried the topical, so cannot comment.