Need Contractubex...Update #16

[Catty1]

WOW.

And the CDN $ actually closed at $1.03 US today. When was the last time THAT happened??? I think I was in Grade One!

Thanks, Taz - I will give this a shot. Hope Customs doesn't get grumpy...hmm...scar reduction in a Plain Brown Wrapper - they probably label it Victoria's secret to avoid detection.

Thanks!

[Catty1]

I printed out my receipt...the PayPal order went to a fellow names Weng with a yahoo.com.hk address. At least I have the receipt if anything happens!

Thanks, Taz!

$29.90 US = $28.96 CDN

$3.90 US(shipping) = $3.78 CDN

Total: $33.80 USD = $32.74

So I saved a whole $1.06....but it's so NICE for a change! Hope you understand.

[Taz_Zoee]

With all the help you give to PTer's here, this is just a teeny bit I could do for you.
Glad it worked for you.

[Freedom]

Candace, how old is your scar? They decrease over the years. Mine is no longer the huge bump it was when I was 6 and got the polio shot which caused it. I had lots of "treatments" at the time, including having it cut out. My parents finally found a spcialist who told them to stop everything. I also have a small one on the back of a leg from a dog bite.

[Catty1]

It's about 5 months old.

I had heard about this stuff from Slick - she knows someone from Germany, whose daughter still lives over there and raves about the stuff.

It is supposed to help older scars as well...and there are a few acne scars I would like to try it on.

Ingredients are cepae(from onions), heparin, and allantoin.

I'll be reporting back!

Thanks again, Taz!

PS I got the shipping update via email today - they say 5 - 15 business days, and that it was shipped the 26th (over the dateline in Hong Kong?)

[slick]

Glad this all worked out for you Catty.

My housecleaner, Barbara, is German and her son and daughter-in-law still live over there. Her DIL had breast cancer surgery and she used this stuff and the scars are almost invisible....according to Barbara.

I was going to get some to put in my surgery scar but my arms aren't long enough to reach my back.

[Catty1]

slick - not trying to be funny here, I was just thinking of the little plastic spatulas that I now put certain skin products on with.

What about a regular kitchen spatula, but with the smaller rubber end? Might that work?

A little practice looking backwards in the mirror, maybe.

Just a thought.