Progene Recognized as a Leading Brand among Pharmacists According to Recent Study

Cincinnati,OH (PRWEB) August 01, 2014

Progenes research data shows that even those pharmacists who consider themselves conventional and mainstream admit to a greater confidence and frequency in recommending herbal supplements. 46% indicated that they would recommend a natural solution such as a vitamin supplement to customers; 20% of this same group checked neutral.

The research found 87% of pharmacists agreed that one major factor determined whether or not they would recommend a specific supplement, and that important factor turned out to be a brands inclusion of a clinical-grade test to objectively measure the efficacy of that particular product.

Were proud that Progene is the only brand in the nation to have an at-home test kit, said Michael Lee of Progene Healthcare. Individually measurable results are key to understanding how a product works.

As a result, among leading low testosterone supplements, Progene was recognized as the brand pharmacists are most familiar with second only to a prescription pharmaceutical drug for clinical low-t.

Healthcare practitioners interest in Progene inspired Michael Lee to build a network of providers.

Progenes healthcare network is simply an extension of what weve been doing for years, explained Michael Lee. Now recommending Progene is simple, quick, and beneficial for providers, including 24/7 access to Natural Standard, the PDR of botanicals - a $500 value.

Mark Landman was among the first pharmacists to join Progenes network.

Registered in the state of Ohio, Mr. Landman explained, As a 54-year-old man and a health professional, I feel the Progene formula is safe, effective, and nonaddictive. As a pharmacist, I especially understand the benefits from Progenes formula containing DHEA, L-Arginine, licorice root, ginseng, and lycopene. Those alone will help with mental clarity and sex drive.

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