Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

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Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby danjo » Sat Feb 24, 2007 12:46 am

Hi

Was wondering anyone of you here use Dermalight80 before and would like to ask is it effective. My wife has been suffering from this disease since yr 2000. We are really interested in buying this product thus would be helpful if any of the members here can help contribute the pros and cons of this dermalight80.

Thanks
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby Nick Balgowan » Sat Feb 24, 2007 1:46 pm

danjo wrote:Hi

Was wondering anyone of you here use Dermalight80 before and would like to ask is it effective. My wife has been suffering from this disease since yr 2000. We are really interested in buying this product thus would be helpful if any of the members here can help contribute the pros and cons of this dermalight80.

Thanks


Hi Danjo,

The Dermalight80 is based on Phillips medical narrow band technology. Phillip's own medical evidence suggests that 80% of people achive over 80% remission of their vitiligo after around 50 sessions. Vitiligo is difficult to treat and NB-UVB is now easily the treatment of choice for vitiligo.
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby danjo » Sat Feb 24, 2007 10:24 pm

Hi nick

Just to check if we purchase this Dermalight80 for the vitiligo and we do not need any oral medication. we only use this to sort of shine on the affected area that's all right?

danjo










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danjo wrote:Hi

Was wondering anyone of you here use Dermalight80 before and would like to ask is it effective. My wife has been suffering from this disease since yr 2000. We are really interested in buying this product thus would be helpful if any of the members here can help contribute the pros and cons of this dermalight80.

Thanks


Hi Danjo,

The Dermalight80 is based on Phillips medical narrow band technology. Phillip's own medical evidence suggests that 80% of people achive over 80% remission of their vitiligo after around 50 sessions. Vitiligo is difficult to treat and NB-UVB is now easily the treatment of choice for vitiligo.
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby Nick Balgowan » Sat Feb 24, 2007 10:32 pm

danjo wrote:Hi nick

Just to check if we purchase this Dermalight80 for the vitiligo and we do not need any oral medication. we only use this to sort of shine on the affected area that's all right?

danjo


correct, the Dermalight80 is a stand alone treatment, there is no need to take or use anything else.
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby danjo » Sat Feb 24, 2007 10:35 pm

Nick Balgowan wrote:
danjo wrote:Hi nick

Just to check if we purchase this Dermalight80 for the vitiligo and we do not need any oral medication. we only use this to sort of shine on the affected area that's all right?

danjo


correct, the Dermalight80 is a stand alone treatment, there is no need to take or use anything else.



Hi Nick

Another question? What is the success rate? how come none of the ppl who tried and tested reply through this forum.

Do you have any testimonies of the ppl who tried and tested?
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby Nick Balgowan » Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:01 am

danjo wrote:
Hi Nick

Another question? What is the success rate? how come none of the ppl who tried and tested reply through this forum.

Do you have any testimonies of the ppl who tried and tested?


hi, this forum is relatively new and we can't force people to use it. we receive numerous testimonials and I think they are basically pointless to publish as internet testimonials could mean anything. We have some online on our main web page. There is amble evidence and research available online regarding NB-UVB therapy used for the treatment of vitiligo. If you search the News / Media section of this forum for Vitiligo you will find many extracts from published medical studies - clearly more valuable than testimonials.
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby danjo » Sun Feb 25, 2007 10:58 pm

HI Nick

One last question - what happen if the bulb got blown off? do u sell the bulb too or were that be extra bulb in the 595 us dollar package? and can i safely say the cost to buy and ship to my singapore address will be 595 us dollar right? and what is the voltage for Singapore?


tks looking forward to hear from you.

dan





Nick Balgowan wrote:
danjo wrote:
Hi Nick

Another question? What is the success rate? how come none of the ppl who tried and tested reply through this forum.

Do you have any testimonies of the ppl who tried and tested?


hi, this forum is relatively new and we can't force people to use it. we receive numerous testimonials and I think they are basically pointless to publish as internet testimonials could mean anything. We have some online on our main web page. There is amble evidence and research available online regarding NB-UVB therapy used for the treatment of vitiligo. If you search the News / Media section of this forum for Vitiligo you will find many extracts from published medical studies - clearly more valuable than testimonials.
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby Nick Balgowan » Mon Feb 26, 2007 12:27 am

danjo wrote:HI Nick

One last question - what happen if the bulb got blown off? do u sell the bulb too or were that be extra bulb in the 595 us dollar package? and can i safely say the cost to buy and ship to my singapore address will be 595 us dollar right? and what is the voltage for Singapore?


tks looking forward to hear from you.


Hi, yes as advertised on our web page the Dermalight80 is offered at $595 USD including free express air courier delivery world wide. Correct, we can supply 220v power for Singapore. We send to Singapore and Malaysia regularly. Spare bulbs are available from our online store at $49.50 USD plus freight, they are readily available. I would say 50% of people order a spare bulb with a Dermalight.
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby yangyan » Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:16 am

:) Good luck!
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby peter123 » Thu Jan 10, 2013 3:06 pm

I just ordered my nb uvb light and expect to receive it this week. I am very hopeful as the success rate seems to be very high and I have read many positive threads regarding nb uvb treatment on other vitiligo forums. I will keep you updated with my progress so that hopefully my experiences can help others with vitiligo.
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Re: Is Dermalight80 effective on virtiligo

Postby BeeStan » Mon Mar 25, 2013 11:33 pm

Well statistical data seems to show that it is pretty effective in treating vitiligo but the personal experiences with it had by some of my friends seem to show otherwise. It seems not to work for everyone but if it work it is great. You really for yourself if it suits you and decide whether to continue using it or not
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