Conditioning claims are not a hair-loss prescription

Read intended use

FDA explains that intended use distinguishes cosmetics,drugs and products that can be both. A product marketed to condition hair is not automatically an approved treatment for a medical hair or scalp concern.

Avoid a treatment upgrade

We do not convert smoothing,moisturizing or strengthening language into hair-regrowth,disease or allergy-treatment claims. Nor do we interpret a before-and-after marketing image as our own clinical evidence.

Keep advice appropriately scoped

This purchase reference compares labels and quantities. It does not diagnose hair loss,provide a personal treatment routine or guarantee a response based on a product price,ingredient name or texture.

A practical distinction to keep

The purpose of this reference is to keep buying facts clear. A conditioning description can discuss appearance without becoming a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. We do not recommend products for a medical hair-loss or scalp problem,nor use an ingredient match or a low unit price as evidence of therapeutic suitability.

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• Keep grams separate from volume units
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