Rossoseq and Exoseq

[Henrik1967 Member Find all posts View Profile Close Henrik1967]

Hello all. I have found an interesting article regarding a couple of new products about to be released. http://www.busbyway.com/2014/06/10/n...in-conditions/.

Has anyone heard of Rossoseq or Exoseq? I am definitely going to give then a try! I will report back the results.

[johnabetts Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close johnabetts]

Declared ingredients:

Exoseq:

Aqua, Phosphatidylcholine, Glycerin, Alcohol, Disodium phosphate, Methylparaben, Benzyl alcohol, Polysorbate 80, Sodium phosphate, Disodium EDTA, Propylparaben, Linalool, BHA.

Rossoseq:

Aqua, Phosphatidylcholine, Polysorbate 80, Alcohol, Glycerin, Disodium phosphate, Benzyl alcohol, Sodium phosphate, Disodium EDTA, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Linalool, BHA

Nothing special there.

[Brady Barrows Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Brady Barrows]

Product leaflet

[PharmacistPaul Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close PharmacistPaul]

Declared ingredients:

Exoseq:

Rossoseq:

Nothing special there.

Hello guys,
First time poster here. I'm a pharmacist in Ireland and I have some more info on the two new products you mention above. I'm going to be straight up honest here and say that I have seen the products being tested and we also are a new stockist of these products. I also have seen first hand the positive results that patients have had when using both rossoseq spray for rosacea and for eczema, and also for exoseq with seborrhoeic dermatitis.

There is no pharmacetically active drug in these products, which is why you might first think there is nothing remarkable in them. The products have a physical mode of action rather than a chemical mode of action. They use a new award winning technology that Pro-Bono-Bio have pioneered called Sequessome technology. Essentially these are phospholipid nanoparticles that, once the aqueous phase of the gel dries, the hydrophillic nature of these particles lead them to become agitated, using protein markers they are targeted for the skin dermis where they have their anti-inflammatory effect, resulting in less redness.

The technology and method is new and different to what has been used before. The main benefits are that they are effective and safe, and don't come with any of the unpleasant side effects many current treatments exhibit. The other product to use this technology, Flexiseq, was launched last year and has changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people with osteoarthritis.

Ive attached a picture showing the improvement in a 50 year old Irish rosacea sufferer, over a 4 week patient. She is delighted with the results.
I am willing to provide a free sample to two regular forum members that have current rosacea and willing to give the products a try for a few weeks themselves.

Paul

[moomy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close moomy]

I'd love to try it.

[PharmacistPaul Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close PharmacistPaul]

I'd love to try it.

@moomy Can you send me your address etc to paul@inishpharmacy.com and i'll take care of that for you?

[Josef61 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Josef61]

I'd also love to try Rossoseq if shipping to Australia isn't an issue. I'll take photos and report on its effectiveness for sure.

[davekelly Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close davekelly]

Hello guys,
First time poster here. I'm a pharmacist in Ireland and I have some more info on the two new products you mention above. I'm going to be straight up honest here and say that I have seen the products being tested and we also are a new stockist of these products. I also have seen first hand the positive results that patients have had when using both rossoseq spray for rosacea and for eczema, and also for exoseq with seborrhoeic dermatitis.

There is no pharmacetically active drug in these products, which is why you might first think there is nothing remarkable in them. The products have a physical mode of action rather than a chemical mode of action. They use a new award winning technology that Pro-Bono-Bio have pioneered called Sequessome technology. Essentially these are phospholipid nanoparticles that, once the aqueous phase of the gel dries, the hydrophillic nature of these particles lead them to become agitated, using protein markers they are targeted for the skin dermis where they have their anti-inflammatory effect, resulting in less redness.

The technology and method is new and different to what has been used before. The main benefits are that they are effective and safe, and don't come with any of the unpleasant side effects many current treatments exhibit. The other product to use this technology, Flexiseq, was launched last year and has changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people with osteoarthritis.

Ive attached a picture showing the improvement in a 50 year old Irish rosacea sufferer, over a 4 week patient. She is delighted with the results.
I am willing to provide a free sample to two regular forum members that have current rosacea and willing to give the products a try for a few weeks themselves.

Paul

I live in Dublin Paul . Does it work for Subtype 1 Rosacea [ flushing is my only symptom from certain triggers ]

Looking at the images that person looks to have Subtype 2 Rosacea

[roasceaclearwannabe Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close roasceaclearwannabe]

I'm subtype 1 in the UK and would really like to try these products!

[Philsen Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Philsen]

I have already ordered it. I will report results.. It's a little strange, they don't explain the exact mode of action.

[samoht Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close samoht]

i'd like to see some more before / after pictures. hard to believe that this will work.

[samoht Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close samoht]

anyway, looking forward to see some reviews on this. when it's so good why don't we know anything about it

[Henrik1967 Member Find all posts View Profile Close Henrik1967]

I have ordered Rossoseq, although will not trial it until I return from vacation in 3 weeks. I am interested to hear feedback from others who are also trying it. I have type 1 rosacea, so hopefully it helps the flushing (which it claims to).

[PharmacistPaul Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close PharmacistPaul]

I'd love to try it.

Hi Moomy,
I got your email and it's getting dispatched to you tomorrow.

Thanks for the interest guys, i'll get up some more before/after pictures soon too.

[samoht Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close samoht]

Hi Moomy,
I got your email and it's getting dispatched to you tomorrow.

Thanks for the interest guys, i'll get up some more before/after pictures soon too.

you don't have to wait with putting up some more before/after picture. just do it now