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Provillus, a hair loss prevention and restoration product, has been receiving increasing attention over the past few years. The following article about Provillus is a review that has been written by someone who is unaffected by hair loss and thus has never tried the product in question.

Provillus can be obtained in capsule form or as a topical ointment. In order to get the best results, the company recommends utilizing both. In this essay we will cover the components and uses for the pill form of this drug.

Unlike some hair restoration products, Provillus does not need a prescription. Manufactured in the United States, it is an all natural herbal supplement. It's principle ingredient is extract from the Saw Palmetto flower (Serenoa repens). This essence is rich in phytosterols and fatty acids, which are organic and found in nature, and every pill contains at least 750mg. These phytosterols are often found in everyday products such as cosmetics and food. In addition to the Saw Palmetto extract, Provillus contains Stinging Nettle, Eleuthero root and pumpkin seed oil. There is also added Zinc, Biotin, and Vitamin B6 for extra benefits.

I have looked into the history of Provillus and discovered that it was first manufactured and sold in 2002 by the Ultra Herbal company. As far as I can tell, Provillus is only available online. If you purchase it online, and this is highly dependent on where you order it from, you will find charges on your credit card that are listed as: Revitol, HealthyBuy, Bowtrol, Herbal Gen, or Provillus. Based on the ingredients, I believe that the formula seeks to eliminate DHT, a testosterone metabolite that collects in hair follicles, which attributes to hair loss.

Generally, the theories and ingredients of Provillus are sound, which makes it likely that this product will work. The product comes with a fair 90 day guarantee, but recommended treatment extends to 6 months- this may be the only concern when buying this product. Costs for the capsules approximated to $50 a month as of 2007.

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