My Review: Rejuvalex Hair Growth (2023) – Scam Or Legit?

It’s time to review Rejuvalex Hair Growth – a product designed to regrow hair.

However, there are some weird things about it:

1. Discontinued from most retailers.
2. Lots of negative reviews.
3. Pretty weak formula (mostly vitamins).

In my opinion – Rejuvalex has all chances to be a scam. It’s also very expensive for what it contains (which is typical for scam products).

So what lies behind Rejuvalex? I analyzed every aspect about it – so here’s the ugly truth.

Note: This review is based on my opinion + research on Rejuvalex Hair Formula.

 

So Let’s Get To The Review

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Full Name: Advanced Hair Growth Formula by Rejuvalex

Versions: Only 1 month supply (30 capsules)

Best Actual Price: Around $60 per bottle

Cheapest Place To Buy: None – at this point, it’s discontinued in every retailer.

The official website is also down (only displays a phone number).

Designed For: Anything that involves hair growth (according to the label):

• regrowing balding patches
• shedding
• split hair ends
• extra volume

However – that’s only what it claims. Because it’s totally different in reality (more on that below).

My Rating: 2 out of 10 – It’s most likely a scam.

Worth Buying?: Definitely not – you can get the same formula for $15 from your drugstore.

Besides, Rejuvalex has some major problems:

• lots of negative reviews and complaints
• discontinued from most sellers
• many ripped-off customers

So instead of buying this product – I recommend a much better one for $35 LESS.

 

What I Liked About It

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• Only 1 pill per day
• Some ingredients have good dosages (vitamins)
• You can find many authentic reviews about it

 

What I Didn’t Like About It 

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• Very weak formula overall (mostly vitamins)
• Extremely expensive at $56 per bottle
• Lots of negative reviews and unsatisfied customers
• Many people call it a rip off
• Discontinued from most sellers at this point
• The official website has no info

 

 

 

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#1 – Ingredients (6 out of 10)

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That’s the first disappointing thing about Rejuvalex – in my opinion:

• formula is pretty basic
• most ingredients are vitamins

Now – vitamins are surely not bad for hair, but they can’t make miracles.

Out of the ingredients that regrow hair, herbal extracts are by far the best (strongest effects + few side effects).

Truth is – Rejuvalex does contain some herbs. 

But they’re only listed briefly (unlike the vitamins, which are in the main focus).

So Rejuvalex contains 2 types of ingredients:

1. Vitamins 
2. Herbs + Minerals (listed as “other ingredients”)

Now let’s take a quick look at each.

1. Vitamins 

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Rejuvalex does indeed contain some essential vitamins:

1. Vitamin A – helps repair hair. However, an excessive level can cause hair loss itself. [1]
2. Vitamin C – it’s an antioxidant and protects hair from stressful factors.
3. Niacin – increases hair density and fullness. [2]
4. Vitamin E – it’s an antioxidant and might help hair growth. [3]
5. Vitamin B6 – reduces hair loss (especially in women). [4]
6. Biotin – it’s the best vitamin for hair, as it helps almost anything.
7. Vitamin B5 – has a similar effective as B6 for hair loss.

So basically – Rejuvalex contains the most important vitamins for hair.

It’s only vitamin D missing, but that’s not a major downside.

2. Herbs + Minerals

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These are somehow secondary ingredients in Rejuvalex.

They don’t have any doses mentioned (not even an overall dose) – so I’m pretty sure there’s a very low quantity of each:

I will not take each by turn, but here’s what you need to know:

1. Horsetail Powder – this herb is the best for thinning hair. 
2. Garcinia Cambogia – it’s effective for weight loss, but I couldn’t find any info about its hair benefits.
3. Magnesium Stearate – it’s a food additive (I also couldn’t find any benefit for hair). 
4. Green Coffee Bean Extract – it’s an antioxidant.

As you can see, most of these substances aren’t very useful for hair.

And those that are useful (Horsetail) don’t come as an extract, but as a powder (which is weaker).

So when it comes to herbs and minerals, Rejuvalex has a lot to improve.

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Conclusion

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Rejuvalex has some poor ingredients overall:

• the vitamins have high doses
• the herbs and minerals look pretty bad

So in my opinion, Rejuvalex is 95% a vitamin supplement. 

That’s why it doesn’t seem very powerful or effective (compared to other products).

So I would surely not pay $60 on it, when I can get the same formula for about $15 from any drugstore.

 

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#2 – How To Take It (9 out of 10)

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Up next, I will try to give you some details about what the pills look like and when you should take them.

1. Pills Facts

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Rejuvalex’s pills look quite normal for a hair supplement:

• about an average size
• not very thick
• you can swallow them easily

Now – I haven’t tried this supplement myself, so I can’t offer you any real picture. 

But I couldn’t find any complaints about the pills themselves. If they were hard to swallow – you could surely find that in every review.

2. The Schedule

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Surprisingly, Rejuvalex has a small advantage here:

• only requires 1 pill per day
• you can take it whenever you want

Truth is – not many hair supplements need just 1 pill per day. That’s quite rare actually.

So that’s probably one of the few good points of this product.

But even so – I don’t think it compensates for the weak formula and the other real issues.

 

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#3 – Results (4 out of 10)

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First of all, I haven’t tried Rejuvalex myself. It simply wasn’t available anymore.

So I won’t be speaking from experience here (as I do with most products).

However – I checked out every customer review I could find about it. So I will count on that here.

Note: I only considered authentic reviews (not the ones based on general info).

1. What People Say

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Believe it or not – there are more unsatisfied customers.

It’s true that there are some positive reviews as well, but there are more on the negative side:

1. A few customers said it worked pretty well.
2. Some were happy they had to take just 1 pill per day.
3. Most people said they couldn’t see any effect (even after 3 months).
4. Some said it was extremely overpriced.
5. Others claimed it was a big scam.

However – one thing is clear.

More than 50% people reviewing Rejuvalex said they couldn’t notice any change in their hair. 

Some claimed to have used it for more than 3 months, without any effect.

2. Biggest Complaints

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So it’s pretty clear – Rejuvalex’s weak effect was the #1 complaint.

However, there were 2 other ones (related to its effect):

1. Extremely expensive for what it does.
2. You’re put on auto-shipping without asking.

Basically – some people ended up receiving some more bottles without being asked.

Obviously, their credit cards were charging before the shipping – which is again illegal.

However, I only read 3-4 reviews on that – so it doesn’t happen to everyone.

But the lack of any improvement is real for more than 50% customers. So I think that says it all.

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Conclusion

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Judging after the reviews I read, Rejuvalex is a scam:

• didn’t work for more than 50% customers
• some people were put on auto-shipping without their consent
• very few satisfied customers

I haven’t tried it myself, so I can’t speak from experience.

But such a high number of negative reviews is surely not a coincidence.

 

 

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#4 – Price (2 out of 10)

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Rejuvalex is one of the most overpriced hair supplements I know. 

So in terms of price – it deserves the lowest grade. 

1. The Exact Price

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Rejuvalex costs about the same no matter where you buy it from:

• $56 per bottle
• that’s 1 month supply

For a vitamin formula, that’s extremely expensive. 

You can get the exact same formula from your local drugstore for about $15. So Rejuvalex is surely not worth buying.

However – the price lowers a bit if you buy more bottles together:

• 2 bottles cost around $90
• 3 bottles are $110
• 5 bottles are almost $130

But even in the best case, Rejuvalex costs almost $30 (plus shipping). That is way too much for a formula like this, if you ask me.

Later Edit: Rejuvalex is now discontinued on every selling website. So you can’t really get it anymore.

2. Worth It Or Not?

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I personally wouldn’t pay $60 on this formula ever. 

Even if it cost $30 per bottle, I still think it wasn’t worth buying at all (I already mentioned the reasons). 

Moreover – I wouldn’t recommend getting 5 bottles of Rejuvalex from the start:

• most customers were unsatsified
• many negative reviews
• risk of being put on auto-shipping automatically

So I would surely not recommend Rejuvalex when there are much better hair formulas for half of its price. 

 

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#5 – Where To Find It (7 out of 10)

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Even though I don’t recommend you to buy Rejuvalex, I will let you know where you can find it.

Basically – it’s available in 2 places:

1. The official website
2. Amazon

Now – prices are pretty similar overall.

The only difference is that Amazon offers free shipping (if you’re buying from Amazon.com). In other cases, I can’t tell.

Besides – there are lower chances that you’re put on auto-shipping without your consent.

So if you really want to try this supplement (which I advise you not to) – Amazon is the best choice, in my opinion.

Note: Rejuvalex is now discontinued from Amazon. The official website is also down, so there’s no way you can order it.

 

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#6 – FAQs

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Coming up, I will try to answer the most common questions about Rejuvalex.

Note: I might repeat something I already mentioned, but it’s easier to spot here.

1. How many pills per day?

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Only 1 – that’s the best part about Rejuvalex. 

You can take the pill whenever you want, before or after eating.

2. How long lasts 1 bottle?

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A bottle is a monthly supply. There is only 1 version of this product – so there isn’t any larger size.

However, you can buy more bottles together (but I don’t recommend that).

3. Can I take it with other drugs?

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I recommend you to ask your doctor first.

Rejuvalex isn’t a herbal supplement – instead, it’s mostly based on vitamins.

And even if they seem harmful, vitamins can interact with certain drugs. 

So if you’re on a long term treatment, I advise you to consult a doctor before ordering this supplement. 

4. Are there any side effects?

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The label doesn’t mention anything about this.

Also, I couldn’t find too many reviews complaining on side effects (they were complaining on a weak effect instead).

However – Rejuvalex contains high doses of certain vitamins, so certain side effects might appear to some people.

5. How fast should I notice an effect?

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Normally – these pills should need about 1-2 months (on paper).

However, many reviews I read said they didn’t notice an effect even after 3 months.

So I personally doubt Rejuvalex really works.

 

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#7 – Rejuvalex VS Others

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Don’t worry – I won’t compare Rejuvalex with every product on the market.

I will only compare it with my #1 recommended supplement for hair growth – Folexin. 

So here’s how Rejuvalex (R) is different from Folexin (F):

1. R has about 15 ingredients, F has almost 30.
2. F contains the ingredients from R + over 10 herbal extracts.
3. F is the best hair supplement I personally tried.
4. It has lots of positive reviews, while R has many complaints.
5. They both work for men and women.
6. F costs $25 per bottle, R almost $60. 

Now – I personally think you can draw the conclusions yourself.

Folexin costs less than 50% from Rejuvalex – and it has a formula 3 times better.

And in terms of effect, I could see a big change myself:

• decreased my hair loss completely in almost 2 months
• increased my volume
• speeded up my hair growth almost 3 times

So at this point – Folexin is my top recommendation among hair growth/loss supplements. 

I mostly recommend it because of its really low price. There are other products with a similar formula, but all cost over $40.

And regarding Rejuvalex – I think it’s pretty clear that it’s a waste of (much) money.

 

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#8 – Final Conclusions

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Here’s how I would sum up my opinion about Rejuvalex in 3 ideas.

1. Basic Formula

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As I said – Rejuvalex is 95% a vitamin supplement:

• contains very little herbs/minerals
• they have no dosages
• so they’re probably in a minimal quantity

Now – vitamins are surely not bad for hair.

But unless you have a deficiency, they’re not going to make miracles. So when it comes to hair growth – herbal extracts have way better results.

2. Really Overpriced

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You can get a formula similar to Rejuvalex from your drugstore – for about $15 (or even less).

But guess what is the price of Rejuvalex? $56 per monthly supply.

To be honest – that’s way too much for this basic formula.

So this product is surely one of the most overpriced I saw recently.

3. So Many Ripped-Off Customers

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If you needed another reason to stay away from Rejuvalex – here it is:

• more than 50% customers were unsatisfied
• many complained it was a scam
• most said they saw no improvement

So there weren’t 1, 2 or 3 negative reviews. There were more than half.

That’s why it’s pretty clear that Rejuvalex is a scam – most people say it. 

Besides, it was discontinued from every retailer recently. That’s another major proof that there’s something wrong.

 

 

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My Verdict – Is Rejuvalex A Scam?

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Short answer: In my opinion – yes. There are way too many complaints I found about it:

1. People say it has absolutely no effect.
2. Other complain it costs way too much. 
3. There were some enrolled in auto-shipping without their consent.
4. The product was recently discontinued from every retailer.

Now – I haven’t tried Rejuvalex personally, so I can’t speak from experience.

But there are enough problems I can see even without trying it:

• Formula is very basic.
• Extremely overpriced for what it contains.
• A lot of complaints/negative reviews.

So compared to these, Rejuvalex has absolutely no advantage. 

That’s why I personally would never buy it – nor recommend it.

It costs nothing less than $56 per bottle, which is a huge price for this kind of formula.

So I strongly advise you to save your money and stay away from this product.

If you really want an effective supplement, you can get the best formula I know for less than 50% of Rejuvalex’s price.

That’s surely what I would choose instead.

References:

1 – https://link.springer.com/-article/10.1007/s13555-018-0278-6

2 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pubmed/17168873

3 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pmc/articles/PMC3819075/

4 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-pubmed/11344694