Use Your Best Judgement, Like I Did
So, I was going to use this on my child's lip, to help with a scar. But because it was on my child, and especially her face, I did some investigation into this product before using it--And I'm Glad I Did. First off--THERE IS NO DR. JAMES WILSON AT SF HOSPITAL DERMATOLOGY (google it yourself). Second, Dr. James Wilson is a fictional character on the TV House, where this "company" probably faked a bio. If there is a Dr. James Wilson at SF Hospital then he should be ashamed that he put his name on a product label with so many spelling errors and questionable directions (see photo: apply to hands and feet????)<br /><br />The product itself looks benign. It's a clear gel in a nice tube. Again, there are spelling errors and terrible directions on the package, so I'm pretty sure it's some kind of knock-off product. I tried it on my hand just to check if it caused allergies, which did not. I just don't trust anything about this product, so I'm going to pass on using it.
Rating: 1 stars