The following is a reprint of a post by JTR, one of the most valuable contributors in HairSite forums, about WSMR's Flex S1, 2 peptide.

"I had the pleasure of having a long conversation with one of the principals of the company today, and I can conclusively say that I'm convinced this is REAL. It's a very exciting company full of people who know what they're doing from both a scientific perspective and business-wise. They are currently in the process of filing an "IND" (Investigative New Drug) application with the FDA, and they have a professor of dermatology at the University of Miami working on this (not the same professor who was mentioned on their website). Collectively, the principals in this company have a lot of experience with biotech and new pharmaceuticals. They are currently seeking venture capital and I suggested a firm for them to talk to, which they will do. They would rather people NOT call them requesting information as they are very busy, and there is a lot I can't say because it's covered by a non-disclosure agreement (not the things I already mentioned.) Expect to see more activity from this company in the near future, sometime next year. I expect it will be covered in the media. The scientific foundation of these peptides is very solid and the guy I spoke with REALLY knows his science and the FDA regulatory process. "

As usual, thank you JTR for the information.

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Alert: Please be advised that HairSite is NOT recommending WSMR products to any of our readers. Please exercised caution if you are considering purchasing WSMR products as we are unable to verify if the product is indeed effective for hair growth or otherwise. Also, while there is no incriminating evidence which suggests that WSMR is a scam, we believe that our readers should familiarize themselves with the latest report by Rock Mountain News about WSMR. Click here for JTR's post.

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