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Dremu Oil

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Formulated to “minimize” wrinkles, this “miracle” supplement bases its formula on the Australian bird known as the emu. They are the only company to do this, which could be either extremely innovative, or pathetic. They claim it will calm, hydrate, and reduce rough patches using vitamins A and E. They even compare themselves to botox. Dr Leigh Hopkins, a pharmacologist, claims that emu oil in this formula can help the body to function normally on a cellular level.

Price: $125.00

Product Details:

According to sources, the entire formula is made up of emu oil. We are not sure if emu oil is supposed to be the source of vitamins C and E, or if they are separate ingredients. This because they don’t actually provide a full ingredients list. There are some that say it has benefits, because the natives of Australia used it for years. But then again, haven’t we heard that about every weight loss ingredient coming out lately. Except in those cases, the ingredients usually come from China, Brazil, or South Africa, two of which are third world countries, explaining why more people might be skinny. You can’t always rely on traditional medicine for proof positive.

Overall Impression of Dremu Oil:

Emu oil is hardly an innovative, let alone a proven product. There are no testimonials, and it does not contain any proven ingredients such as matrixyl or syncoll. It is relatively expensive for any treatment, but especially for one with only one ingredient others choose not to use for a reason. Dremu oil lacks quite a few things we would like to see, and we do not recommend its purchase.