Although StriVectin-SD was already backed by clinical trials documenting its ability to visibly reduce the depth, length, discoloration and roughness of existing stretch marks, the success of StriVectin -SD as an anti-wrinkle cream was "dumb luck" says Gina Gay, spokesperson for Klein-Becker-StriVectin SD's exclusive distributor. When we first handed out samples of the StriVectin SD formula to employees and customers as part of our market research, the sample tubes were simply marked 'topical cream' with the lot number underneath, Ms. Gay explains. As the samples were passed to friends and family, the message became a little muddled and some people used this 'topical cream' as a facial moisturizer. As we began to receive feedback from users, like 'I look 10 years younger' and 'my crow's feet are gone,' we knew we had something more than America's most effective stretch-mark reducer. The point was driven home as store owners began reporting that almost as many people were purchasing StriVectin-SD as an anti-wrinkle cream as were buying it to reduce stretch marks. Dr. Daniel B. Mowrey, Klein-Becker's Director of Scientific Affairs, says, "Clearly, people were seeing results, but we didn't have a scientific explanation as to why this wrinkle-reduction was occurring. However, based on the incredibly positive reports, I started using it myself -- applying StriVectin to my face aftershaving." Dr. Mowrey adds, "On a personal note, my wife tells me I haven't looked this good in years." So, if you see someone applying an anti-stretch mark cream to their face, don't think they've gone off the deep end; they may be smarter than you think.

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