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‎01-12-2014 09:44 PM
‎01-12-2014 10:22 PM
Well, first I think you make alot of assumptions about Dr. Perricone and his rep, especially about their lifestyles and in the rep's case, how much she makes. No one really knows do they?
But back to your question. It may be just the prices are that high because he can get those prices.
They may also be because perhaps he does alot of studies and research for his products and ingredients, all of which can get super costly (drug research is a good example and why so many drugs are so very expensive).
Or perhaps the source of his ingredients and the way his products are manufactured (and where) costs more.
I don't know if any of this is true as I really don't know much about his products. The only people who can TRULY answer your questions about why his products are so high is the people at the company. Have you ever tried emailing them and asking? Not sure how far you'd get with answers but if you a really trying to find out the answers and not just indirectly trying to put down the company (NOT saying you are) then that might be your first step?
Just my thoughts. ![]()
‎01-12-2014 10:27 PM
who made the comment about water as the first ingredient?
‎01-12-2014 11:03 PM
On 1/12/2014 HappyDaze said:Oh Happy Days it will be when I can find out why his products are so costly. I have gone searching on the web for answers,to no avail, not much information given at all, yes indeed the cost of research is costly, depends on the extent of it and how the results are achieved. This board is full of assumptions, that is where people like you, can set us all in their seats, and-teach us all to Think just like you. I have been listening to Demetri of Skinn Cosmetics speak of how water as the first ingredient is not a good thing at all, also Manwela who is a chemist and makes products Isomers speaks of water not being the choice first Ingredient and why on ShopHQ.Well, first I think you make alot of assumptions about Dr. Perricone and his rep, especially about their lifestyles and in the rep's case, how much she makes. No one really knows do they?
But back to your question. It may be just the prices are that high because he can get those prices.
They may also be because perhaps he does alot of studies and research for his products and ingredients, all of which can get super costly (drug research is a good example and why so many drugs are so very expensive).
Or perhaps the source of his ingredients and the way his products are manufactured (and where) costs more.
I don't know if any of this is true as I really don't know much about his products. The only people who can TRULY answer your questions about why his products are so high is the people at the company. Have you ever tried emailing them and asking? Not sure how far you'd get with answers but if you a really trying to find out the answers and not just indirectly trying to put down the company (NOT saying you are) then that might be your first step?
Just my thoughts.
‎01-12-2014 11:07 PM
On 1/12/2014 Angeleyes55 said:On 1/12/2014 HappyDaze said:Oh Happy Days it will be when I can find out why his products are so costly. I have gone searching on the web for answers,to no avail, not much information given at all, yes indeed the cost of research is costly, depends on the extent of it and how the results are achieved. This board is full of assumptions, that is where people like you, can set us all in their seats, and-teach us all to Think just like you. I have been listening to Demetri of Skinn Cosmetics speak of how water as the first ingredient is not a good thing at all, also Manwela who is a chemist and makes products Isomers speaks of water not being the choice first Ingredient and why on ShopHQ.Well, first I think you make alot of assumptions about Dr. Perricone and his rep, especially about their lifestyles and in the rep's case, how much she makes. No one really knows do they?
But back to your question. It may be just the prices are that high because he can <em>get</em> those prices.
They may also be because perhaps he does alot of studies and research for his products and ingredients, all of which can get super costly (drug research is a good example and why so many drugs are so very expensive).
Or perhaps the source of his ingredients and the way his products are manufactured (and where) costs more.
I don't know if any of this is true as I really don't know much about his products. The only people who can TRULY answer your questions about why his products are so high is the people at the company. Have you ever tried emailing them and asking? Not sure how far you'd get with answers but if you a really trying to find out the answers and not just indirectly trying to put down the company (NOT saying you are) then that might be your first step?
Just my thoughts.
oh the irony in your post is that apparently you actually want all of us to think like you and if we don't, you don't want to hear it. And I guess you truly were trying to put the company down and not really interested in other thoughts on the matter. Duly noted and lucky for you, I am done with this conversation! 
‎01-12-2014 11:43 PM
i knew it. demetri said it. 
perricone makes some very high quality items and they're very concentrated. he's certainly not the most expensive line on qvc either.
not every product is for everyone, which is why there are so many choices.
‎01-12-2014 11:51 PM
On 1/12/2014 Angeleyes55 said:
I would like to know why his products are higher in cost than any other line on the Q?
Check out Algenist, Kate Somerville, Dr. Brandt, Peter Thomas Roth. With some product exceptions, seem similar on some of their pricing.
‎01-13-2014 12:06 AM
Just a possibility, but I know part of the reason pharmaceuticals are so out-of-this-world-expensive is because of the cost of the research, clinical trials, FDA submissions, etc. And I've heard, but not sure it's accurate, that they have to sit on a pile of cash as a reserve insurance fund in case of lawsuits their insurance carrier won't cover.
So maybe it's something along those lines w/Perricone? I know he does a lot of his own research.
‎01-13-2014 12:23 AM
On 1/12/2014 MarenSeattle said:Just a possibility, but I know part of the reason pharmaceuticals are so out-of-this-world-expensive is because of the cost of the research, clinical trials, FDA submissions, etc. And I've heard, but not sure it's accurate, that they have to sit on a pile of cash as a reserve insurance fund in case of lawsuits their insurance carrier won't cover.
So maybe it's something along those lines w/Perricone? I know he does a lot of his own research.
You are so right. I worked for a pharmaceutical company. It was not skin care but it took almost 6 years to get the product approved by the FDA. And then finally after it was finally approved we spent many months to get a batch of the product to come out right. We finally had to sell the company to J&J because we were out of product and couldn't make a batch that didn't fail.
The company had to have a boat load of money to run for more than 6 years before we actually made a penny. Who knows how long Dr Perricone worked on his products before he started to sell them.
‎01-13-2014 12:35 AM
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