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Old 07-08-2005, 02:18 PM   #376
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You're better for it. I've seen (through links elsewhere) the winner of that contest, and it's so goddamned ugly I suspect that the thing is less dog and more rat.
It looks like someone microwaved a terrier.
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Old 07-08-2005, 02:20 PM   #377
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FINALLY arrived yesterday (or the day before -- I didn't check my mail for a couple days). Trying it out on the rapidly aging forearms.
Is this the "illegal", unapproved stuff I saw CNN reporting on the other day? Begins with an "M"?
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Old 07-08-2005, 02:22 PM   #378
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I thought it was Paigow.


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I don't remember this post. What date was it from?
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Old 07-08-2005, 02:24 PM   #379
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Is this the "illegal", unapproved stuff I saw CNN reporting on the other day? Begins with an "M"?
Why is it not approved? Too weak?
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Old 07-08-2005, 02:26 PM   #380
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Old 07-08-2005, 02:27 PM   #381
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Is this the "illegal", unapproved stuff I saw CNN reporting on the other day? Begins with an "M"?
Mexoryl. Yes. I'm not sure it's illegal. Probably. I have not yet ordered the face kind I want.

I posted a link to a NYT article a few weeks ago, but it's probably a pay article now. And you have to register.
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Why is it not approved? Too weak?
It just hasn't cleared the FDA process. Apparently it's the most effective thing against the ultraviolet rays which are most likely to cause skin cancer. (UVB, I think). It's been in use for years in Europe and other places around the world. People are apparently getting it from dermatologists/eBay and other "black market" channels.

And Fringey, I think they are sending the black helicopters for you.
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It just hasn't cleared the FDA process. Apparently it's the most effective thing against the ultraviolet rays which are most likely to cause skin cancer. (UVB, I think). It's been in use for years in Europe and other places around the world. People are apparently getting it from dermatologists/eBay and other "black market" channels.
UVA, and they have in in Canada (hi Canadians! Happy one week after Canada Day!).
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UVA, and they have in in Canada (hi Canadians! Happy one week after Canada Day!).
I knew I probably got that backwards. Thanks.

(And shouldn't it be "one week after Canada Day Day?")
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It just hasn't cleared the FDA process. Apparently it's the most effective thing against the ultraviolet rays which are most likely to cause skin cancer. (UVB, I think). It's been in use for years in Europe and other places around the world. People are apparently getting it from dermatologists/eBay and other "black market" channels.

And Fringey, I think they are sending the black helicopters for you.
What I just read says its the most effective against the rays (UVA) that age your skin. But I can't find anything explaining whhy such a harmless product would not be allowed into the country. What's the down side? Its been tested abroad for 14 years. Something's amiss here, and this isn't interesting enough for me to find out what that is.
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What I just read says its the most effective against the rays (UVA) that age your skin. But I can't find anything explaining whhy such a harmless product would not be allowed into the country. What's the down side? Its been tested abroad for 14 years. Something's amiss here, and this isn't interesting enough for me to find out what that is.
The FDA is too busy working on stuff that the drug companies are lobbying for. And defending against approving things that shouldn't be approved. Or is underfunded. Whatever.

Uh, I mean, it's a conspiracy against Shiseido and L'Oreal, because Japan and France aren't being supportive enough about Iraq.
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What I just read says its the most effective against the rays (UVA) that age your skin. But I can't find anything explaining whhy such a harmless product would not be allowed into the country. What's the down side? Its been tested abroad for 14 years. Something's amiss here, and this isn't interesting enough for me to find out what that is.
I have no idea what the downside is. As for the delay in approval, I blame the fact that drug companies still provide pensions and administer 401k plans, and could otherwise divert the money wasted on these costs toward priming FDA officials with bribes.
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I have no idea what the downside is. As for the delay in approval, I blame the fact that drug companies still provide pensions and administer 401k plans, and could otherwise divert the money wasted on these costs toward priming FDA officials with bribes.
It's so simple. Follow the logic: America is the fattest country on Earth. Fat looks better tan. UVA rays make you tan. Ergo, UVA blocking sunscreen makes America ugly.

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