Sandy, I just posted about the same thing. I should look at the posts before posting. Check my post above yours. You'll see where another product was tested at 9.8 out of 10.0 and StriVectin-SD at 9.0.

I've used Strivectin and there has been a definite erasing of some of my crows feet and wrinkles in my cheeks. I found a less expensive version, Strixaderm advertised in the newspaper from AMS Marketing (I think) 3 tubes for about 160. I seem to remember that there was no time limit on your guarantee but I'm not returning it. I also use Avon Clinical Wrinkle corrector which is a very nice moisturizer cream. I'm over 70 and people are always asking me where I work. Wish I could find something that lubricates my bones better.

I've tried it, several bottles. No progressive change if at all. Looks OK but doesn't go anywhere. Strixaderm or Strivectin seems to make a difference in firmness and wrinkles smoothing. Expensive but there are several look a likes, check out the ingredient lists. Avon Clinical looks and feels better. I no longer use this as I've been happier with Strivectin.

I think some opinions about facelift etc are relative to aging. I know friends and even myself who scorned the idea/vanity of cosmetic/plastice surgery in our younger years. However, as things begin to sag, some of us (not all of us but certainly myself) began to reconsider. Then it becomes a matter of priorities and money. When I see the need of new hardwood floors, driveway, basement remodeling, etc in my future, it's hard to prioritize something that would make me happy (plastic surgery - and why is it called plastic?) vs something that might improve the value of my home as I near retirement. I personally think a facelift/eyelift would be more gratifying than a new driveway! (but obviously didn't think the same about a new kitchen though I did have some regrets). However, I didn't mean to get serious and am glad a couple of folks had a good laugh!