I tried this delivery system with a different product. Works well, good results, easy to apply.
This is really interesting… it seems like this is a type of device that anyone could use at home, and that is replacing the syringe delivery approach of meso therapy, and that you could (in theory) use with any of the mesotherapy solutions…
But instead of selling the injection system by itself, they are bundling it with the solution. Seems what you really want is to just by the injection systems by themselves and use whatever solution you want… is there something like this injection system that is not tied / bundled with the solution?
AQUAGOLD® fine touch™ is a disposable, single-use microchannel microinjector sold only to medical professionals. The key is in the technology: AQUAGOLD® fine touch™ features its patented Microchannel Technology™ that delivers onto the skin, rather than strictly puncturing or wounding the skin with solid needles as typical microneedling devices (and counterfeit AQUAGOLD® devices) do.
Some images of it being used:
Real Self Rating of this Proceedure:
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It seems some people are selling the “micro infusion facial stamp” without the solution… there has to be a bulk price somewhere as these are use once types of products it seems:
This Singapore site seems to be the cheapest, 1 Singapore dollar equals $0.75 US, so the 25 SGD (Singapore dollars) is equal to about $18.00 US.
Ah… perhaps these types of micro needling devices are multi-use devices:
About the needles
There are many types of the micro channeling infusion bottles in the market. Some are only 0.3mm which is too short and made with stainless steel which are not reusable and does not give good results as the needle are not as hard as the gold plated ones that we are selling. Our 24K Gold plated needles are reusable because it does not rust or retain bacteria easily so it is much safer to use. Our device is 0.6mm long which are more effective for treatments.
and $3.00 from Alibaba / China: Hydra Needle Stamp Micro Needle
Microinfusion rollers:
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@LaraPo what do you think of these devices and how would they compare to your mesotherapy syringe approach.
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That system imo is better for young skin as monthly maintenance. It’s convenient because it’s a multi-needle system that covers a big area and has a preset depth. Anybody without any training can easily do it. If I used it at my age, I would need to do it every week, which is costly and time consuming. I use Cytocare 532 that has the highest percentage of hyaluronic acid designed for mature skin, it can be deposited deeper, 2-4mm, and lasts longer.
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Harold Katcher said he would make a product for skin first because it’s easier. But he has to get the dog thing done too. I’m not going to be the first to try it either, maybe give it 4 years or so. Also, though he wants it to be cheap it probably won’t be.
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I love this cleanser. I have been using it for a week and my skin really feels “clean” and soft afterwards. I am happy. My cleaning lady less so. I am washing it off in the shower. 
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Hahah, it’s da bomb, no? Maybe try getting it done over the sink instead. But actually I always think it’s better in the shower and to put it on BEFORE you shampoo so the foamy surfactants don’t strip your skin. Then rinse off after the hair is clean.
Man, maybe I should start selling it again on my Shopify. It’s just such a pain to make large batches and bottle etc.
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Next try my water kefir hack and if you still have out of control oily skin in a few weeks I’ll be damned.
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I did buy some kefir grains, but unfortunately I did not know they are different for water and milk. I am waiting for the right ones to arrive. I will definitely try it.
I’d still use the regular ones to make kefir to drink. It’s not for topical use though as it’s got the color and consistency of a frothy yogurt— unless you use it as a mask. But much more bang for the buck to eat than smear.
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Guys, I’m dropping all supp’s and pills and going full-fledged carnivore. Can’t ignore it any longer man, when you see average joe blows looking 20 years younger than their real age. Maybe we are chasing the wrong elixir lol. No disrespect whatsoever, but from the pics posted on these boards I have not seen one (including myself) that looks at best maybe 2-5 years younger than real age. Don’t take me wrong you all look great, but dude compared to this guy, not even close man, sorry! Actually @desertshores looks pretty good for his ripe age of 82 but it is my understating that he’s been a lion for while also. If it wasn’t for something weird with his neck (when he speaks) I would NOT give him one day over 45 and the dude is a 65-year-old grandfather!
You may want to check this dude at 65 and do what he does!
65-Year-Old Man Defies Aging with Carnivore Diet: His Astonishing Transformation! (youtube.com)
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Well that’s a sample of one. Overall high animal protein diet is not known to prolong healthy lifespan. Mediterranean diet is. The keys thing is moderation and sticking to medically proven principles. Myself I don’t each much meat if any, very little protein actually, and I have been doing so for a few decades. I prefer instead salads, granola and nuts. I do look like somebody and more importantly move and have body flexibility of, who is 35 years younger than my chrono age. Much younger looking than this guy in a video you posted a link to. Does it prove anything after all it is just a sample of one?
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Post a picture please, I can’t believe you for one second that you look like somebody 35 years younger. I’ve heard so many claims of people say oh I look 30 years younger, and 20 years younger etc. and when they post their pics, they barely look younger than their age. Until you post a o pic of yourself can’t believe you, sorry!
Actually, it is not a sample of one there is few, but one I remember was an 82-year-old lady that looked easily 20 years younger than her age. Not advocating for carnivore but simply stating that these results can’t be ignored, so I want to give it a try myself.
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ok, mon ami. Here it is. I don’t like posting pics. I’m doing it so that you don’t get mislead by youtube science
. Pic was taken very recently. This is my natural hair color and not tinted.
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How old are you though? You definitely look good, I’d say early 40’s if did not know anything about you (just going by the pic) And I’d say you do actually look younger than the dude on the video. At least I can’t be accused of not being realistic, just to make a point. .lol
If you are anywhere near 60, please do post a very detailed list of the foods you eat, supplements you take, and exercise/physical activity you do. Might help people in forums, or as you scandinavians go “it would help the common good” 
thanks,
I’m in the mid-sixties. I did a bunch of posts throughout about what I eat and on my philosophy on supplements and medicines, which is less is more. I really eat what I like. No mysteries here. I start off a day with a couple of cups of ice coffee at Starbucks and will snack on some dark chocolate walnuts or peanuts from Sprouts. Then I have my main meal of a day, a late lunch. which is often the salad with olive oil. The pic of which I included. After that sometimes a half a cup of milk or yogurt and then nothing else. That’s it usually it for a day.
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Interesting, so much for carnivore then hahaa., what about supplements, do you take any on daily basis/regularly? how about exercise? I must assume with such “bird” food portions you can’t afford to task your body with much exercise, do you? and are you doing RAPA yet? Sorry for bombardment of questions, but as noted earlier when I see real results (not make believe ones) I’m very interested in knowing what people do, that seems to be working so well for them.
Someone should make a video like Shawn Baker but eating sourdough bread instead of steak.
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