Authenticity
Because of extreme demand for Wild Growth® products, concerns over product authenticity by end users turns into a forest fire of misinformation, leading buyer or potential buyers to not trust the genuine products to be truly genuine for a variety of reasons. Wild Growth Co. always investigates if fake claims are true. Consumers should be encouraged to know that 100% of these claims are false but occur from lack of good information that will instantly dispel suspicions. Below is a chronological fake suspicion clearinghouse or history of why suspicions are aroused and how they are dispelled with detailed explanations.
05/07/18
A lot of Fake suspicion hinges on an
Amazon.com Top Critical review That shows a bottle received with 'fragrance,
preservatives and other ingredients':
1.0 out of 5 starsHigh hopes shot down fast
ByJessicaon December 12, 2017
Size: 4 Oz|Verified Purchase
I was estatic about receiving this product because of awesome reviews I’d read.
Ordered 12-7 received 12-13. after unboxing and comparing ingredients on bottle
received to ingredients on wildgrowth.com it is displeasing to know the
ingredients are not the same. The bottle I received shows last three ingredients
to be fragrance, preservatives and other ingredients whereas the website
displays oils of coconut, olive, jojoba, rice bran, cocoa butter ,acerola,
pomegranate, rosehip,& pumpkin seed. Extracts of Mushroom, chick pea, lentil,
cocoa mass , and sesame seeds. Essential oils of Clary sage , eucalyptus,
frankincense , geranium, grapefruit and lavender.
FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR HAIR CHECK THE INGREDIENTS ON BOTTLE.
The website specially states what is NOT IN WILD GROWTH OIL #1 synthetics such
as colors, preservatives,fragrance, vitamins, carbomers, and other polymers,
silicon.
For those not seeing results, you probably received a dupe.
I will be requesting a refund.
We directly responded to Jessica's critical
review on 05/07/18 with,
All the bottles that say 'fragrance preservatives and other ingredients'
contains the genuine product as well. These bottles were
printed briefly in July 2017. The fragrance and preservative are the natural
essential oils that have always been in the
products that are now actually listed. 'Other ingredients' was also used to
replace 'Wild Growth Oil nutrient complex'
to actually conform with FDA Cosmetics act which allow for 'other ingredients'
but does not allow non recognized
ingredients descriptions such as 'Wild Growth Oil Nutrient Complex'. While good
for US laws., 'other ingredients'
was unacceptable for United Kingdom Trading Standards. So ''other ingredients'
was removed while at the same time,
the essential oils were finally listed for the first time to avoid the the
confusion that Jessica fell victim of when she
received those bottles made only during the month of July 2017. Wild Growth Co.
then, not having room to explain the
Wild Growth Oil Nutrient complex on the bottle, made a separate explanation on
their web site (see
http://www.wildgrowth.com/Wild%20Growth%C2%AE%20oil%20nutrient%20complex.htm).
Essentially, the Wild
Growth Oil Nutrient complex is formed when the ingredients that are finally
listed (that have always been used all
along throughout the years), undergo a twelve step proprietary extraction
process. That is the key for why the product
works. In summary, rest assured that the varying listing versions belong to the
original Wild Growth products. The
Final listing from January 2018 forward conforms exactly to the current web site
listing. As the months roll by,
people will be seeing less and less bottles such as the ones Jessica ended up
until they will not be seen any longer.
But her bottles are legitimate. Any one who has the ones she had should use and
enjoy them.
Below is a photo of a genuine Wild Growth product specimen retained by Wild Growth Co.
For more photos of photo of genuine Wild Growth product specimen retained by Wild Growth Co. visit this page:
Genuine Wild Growth Product Specimens Retained by Wild Growth Co.
*****
Not the same ingredients on the original
website.
ByMelissa Hugheson May 1, 2018
Size: 4 Oz|Verified Purchase
Start to see results after a couple of weeks of using the item. Mainly bought it
for my edges since i have bald spot there. Still in a working progress, very
happy I found something that works quickly.
We directly responded to Melissa Hughes critical review on 05/10/18 with,
See Genuine Wild Growth bottle specimens that
do not have the same ingredients as are currently listed on the web site:
http://www.wildgrowth.com/Genuine%20Wild%20Growth%20Product%20Specimens%20Retained%20by%20Wild%20Growth%20Co..htm
The ingredients are the same. Read the notice: 'Wild Growth Co. manufacturer's
official notice.' Also, read the ingredients and ingredients listing history at
www.wildgrowth.com
Wild Growth Co. manufacturer's official notice: Correct Ingredients listing and
why there have been variations of Ingredients listed (please visit
www.wildgrowth.com for more information):
Our formula has not changed since product introduction in 1985. The current
accurate listing of ingredients lists the actual sources (not listed before) of
our extracts which we had named as ingredients in past listings:
For Wild Growth® Hair Oil, the raw ingredients used are :
Oils of Coconut, Olive Oil, Jojoba, Rice Bran, Cocoa (Butter), Acerola ,
Pomegranate , Rosehip , and Pumpkin Seed.
Extracts of Mushroom, Chick Pea, Lentil, Cocoa Mass, and Sesame seed. Essential
oils Of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Lavender. 
For Wild Growth® Light Oil Moisturizer, the raw ingredients used are
:The raw ingredients used are :
 Oils of Coconut, Olive, Castor (USP), Jojoba, Safflower, Rice Bran,
Flax seed, Roman Chamomile , Evening
Primrose, Carrot, Pumpkin, Black Cumin seed, Grape seed, and Noni. Essential
oils of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Lavender. 
History of Ingredients Listing Changes
Some people have suspected the existence of fakes or believed that the formula
has changed primarily because of variations in the ingredients listing in 2017.
Yet to this day, no fakes, confirmed by Wild Growth Co., actually exist. Below
is a full history:
Over the years and till recently. Wild Growth Co. had changed the listing of the
ingredients to be progressively more accurate by stating the actual raw
ingredients that have been there all along.
Through a multi-step extraction and purification process ( Wild Growth®
oil nutrient complex - a method exclusively developed and protected by Wild
Growth Co. since 1985 which is even more important than the ingredients
themselves--for more info, follow this link: http://www.wildgrowth.com/Wild%20Growth%C2%AE%20oil%20nutrient%20complex.htm
),
Formerly listed, 'Oleic acids, triolein, arachidic esters, flavonoids,
monolaurin, capric acid, monocparin, long chained monohydroxyl groups, pro
vitamin A, pro vitamin E, natural vitamin D, squalene, terpenoids,
hydroxytyrosol, oleuropein, the aglycone of ligstrosides,
(=)-1-acetoxypinoresinol, pinoresinol, chloropyll, carotinoids' and others that
were never listed for lack of space on the bottle are sourced from all the oils
that are currently listed.
Formely listed ergocalciferol (vitamin D) is sourced from newly listed select
mushrooms.
Formely listed choline is sourced from newly listed chick pea, lentil, and
sesame seed.
Formely listed inositol is sourced from newly listed chick pea, lentil, and
sesame seed.
Formely listed iron is sourced from newly listed chick pea, cocoa mass, lentil,
and sesame seed.
Formely listed magnesium is sourced from newly listed cocoa mass and sesame
seed.
Formely listed phosphorous is sourced from chick pea, lentil, and sesame seed.
Formely listed calcium is sourced from cocoa mass and sesame seed.
Also, the newly listed essential oils which could not fit on the bottle till
now, were always used though not listed in the past. Historically, users have
reported noting the presence of essential oils, despite the bottle not listing
them.
For More information regarding any confusion regarding the existence of fake or
changed Wild Growth products, visit:
http://www.wildgrowth.com/Quality%20Assurance%20and%20Authenticity.htm
http://www.wildgrowth.com/quality_assurance.htm
Basically, in earlier versions of ingredients
listings, the end result of Wild Growths extraction procedures were listed
rather than the raw sources. Theses earlier lists were either misleading
(example phosphorous is a hazardous
chemical but Wild Growth extracted safe, nutritional biologically bound
phosphorous from raw ingredients) or not
recognized as ingredients at all (food or chemical) such as 'Wild Growth Oil
nutrient complex' (This phrase was
removed from the listing but elaborated at: http://www.wildgrowth.com/Wild%20Growth%C2%AE%20oil
%20nutrient%20complex.htm)
The trouble that resulted from changing information on the the bottles to
conform with trading a regulatory standards is
now over for 2018. It had to be done and in stages, so several different
versions in back-to-back batches created an
uproar for some people.
********
ByKalie Annon May 3, 2018
Size: 4 Oz|Verified Purchase
I received a fake item
We directly responded to Melissa Hughes critical review on 05/10/18 with,
You are misinformed. Amazon and all other
vendors sell the real thing. Wild Growth Co. itself confirms this. Read the
notice: 'Wild Growth Co. manufacturer's official notice.' Also, read the
ingredients and ingredients listing history at www.wildgrowth.com
See Genuine Wild Growth bottle specimens that do not have the same ingredients
as are currently listed on the web site:
http://www.wildgrowth.com/Genuine%20Wild%20Growth%20Product%20Specimens%20Retained%20by%20Wild%20Growth%20Co..htm
The ingredients are the same. Read the notice: 'Wild Growth Co. manufacturer's
official notice.' Also, read the ingredients and ingredients listing history at
www.wildgrowth.com
Wild Growth Co. manufacturer's official notice: Correct Ingredients listing and
why there have been variations of Ingredients listed (please visit
www.wildgrowth.com for more information):
Our formula has not changed since product introduction in 1985. The current
accurate listing of ingredients lists the actual sources (not listed before) of
our extracts which we had named as ingredients in past listings:
For Wild Growth® Hair Oil, the raw ingredients used are :
Oils of Coconut, Olive Oil, Jojoba, Rice Bran, Cocoa (Butter), Acerola ,
Pomegranate , Rosehip , and Pumpkin Seed.
Extracts of Mushroom, Chick Pea, Lentil, Cocoa Mass, and Sesame seed. Essential
oils Of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Lavender. 
For Wild Growth® Light Oil Moisturizer, the raw ingredients used are
:The raw ingredients used are :
 Oils of Coconut, Olive, Castor (USP), Jojoba, Safflower, Rice Bran,
Flax seed, Roman Chamomile , Evening
Primrose, Carrot, Pumpkin, Black Cumin seed, Grape seed, and Noni. Essential
oils of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Lavender. 
History of Ingredients Listing Changes
Some people have suspected the existence of fakes or believed that the formula
has changed primarily because of variations in the ingredients listing in 2017.
Yet to this day, no fakes, confirmed by Wild Growth Co., actually exist. Below
is a full history:
Over the years and till recently. Wild Growth Co. had changed the listing of the
ingredients to be progressively more accurate by stating the actual raw
ingredients that have been there all along.
Through a multi-step extraction and purification process ( Wild Growth®
oil nutrient complex - a method exclusively developed and protected by Wild
Growth Co. since 1985 which is even more important than the ingredients
themselves--for more info, follow this link: http://www.wildgrowth.com/Wild%20Growth%C2%AE%20oil%20nutrient%20complex.htm
),
Formerly listed, 'Oleic acids, triolein, arachidic esters, flavonoids,
monolaurin, capric acid, monocparin, long chained monohydroxyl groups, pro
vitamin A, pro vitamin E, natural vitamin D, squalene, terpenoids,
hydroxytyrosol, oleuropein, the aglycone of ligstrosides,
(=)-1-acetoxypinoresinol, pinoresinol, chloropyll, carotinoids' and others that
were never listed for lack of space on the bottle are sourced from all the oils
that are currently listed.
Formely listed ergocalciferol (vitamin D) is sourced from newly listed select
mushrooms.
Formely listed choline is sourced from newly listed chick pea, lentil, and
sesame seed.
Formely listed inositol is sourced from newly listed chick pea, lentil, and
sesame seed.
Formely listed iron is sourced from newly listed chick pea, cocoa mass, lentil,
and sesame seed.
Formely listed magnesium is sourced from newly listed cocoa mass and sesame
seed.
Formely listed phosphorous is sourced from chick pea, lentil, and sesame seed.
Formely listed calcium is sourced from cocoa mass and sesame seed.
You are misinformed. Amazon and all other vendors sell the real thing. Wild
Growth Co. itself confirms this. Read the notice: 'Wild Growth Co.
manufacturer's official notice.' Also, read the ingredients and ingredients
listing history at www.wildgrowth.com
Wild Growth Co. manufacturer's official notice: Correct Ingredients listing and
why there have been variations of Ingredients listed (please visit
www.wildgrowth.com for more information):
Our formula has not changed since product introduction in 1985. The current
accurate listing of ingredients lists the actual sources (not listed before) of
our extracts which we had named as ingredients in past listings:
For Wild Growth® Hair Oil, the raw ingredients used are :
Oils of Coconut, Olive Oil, Jojoba, Rice Bran, Cocoa (Butter), Acerola ,
Pomegranate , Rosehip , and Pumpkin Seed.
Extracts of Mushroom, Chick Pea, Lentil, Cocoa Mass, and Sesame seed. Essential
oils Of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Lavender. 
For Wild Growth® Light Oil Moisturizer, the raw ingredients used are
:The raw ingredients used are :
 Oils of Coconut, Olive, Castor (USP), Jojoba, Safflower, Rice Bran,
Flax seed, Roman Chamomile , Evening
Primrose, Carrot, Pumpkin, Black Cumin seed, Grape seed, and Noni. Essential
oils of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Lavender. 
History of Ingredients Listing Changes
Some people have suspected the existence of fakes or believed that the formula
has changed primarily because of variations in the ingredients listing in 2017.
Yet to this day, no fakes, confirmed by Wild Growth Co., actually exist. Below
is a full history:
Over the years and till recently. Wild Growth Co. had changed the listing of the
ingredients to be progressively more accurate by stating the actual raw
ingredients that have been there all along.
Through a multi-step extraction and purification process ( Wild Growth®
oil nutrient complex - a method exclusively developed and protected by Wild
Growth Co. since 1985 which is even more important than the ingredients
themselves--for more info, follow this link: http://www.wildgrowth.com/Wild%20Growth%C2%AE%20oil%20nutrient%20complex.htm
),
Formerly listed, 'Oleic acids, triolein, arachidic esters, flavonoids,
monolaurin, capric acid, monocparin, long chained monohydroxyl groups, pro
vitamin A, pro vitamin E, natural vitamin D, squalene, terpenoids,
hydroxytyrosol, oleuropein, the aglycone of ligstrosides,
(=)-1-acetoxypinoresinol, pinoresinol, chloropyll, carotinoids' and others that
were never listed for lack of space on the bottle are sourced from all the oils
that are currently listed.
Formely listed ergocalciferol (vitamin D) is sourced from newly listed select
mushrooms.
Formely listed choline is sourced from newly listed chick pea, lentil, and
sesame seed.
Formely listed inositol is sourced from newly listed chick pea, lentil, and
sesame seed.
Formely listed iron is sourced from newly listed chick pea, cocoa mass, lentil,
and sesame seed.
Formely listed magnesium is sourced from newly listed cocoa mass and sesame
seed.
Formely listed phosphorous is sourced from chick pea, lentil, and sesame seed.
Formely listed calcium is sourced from cocoa mass and sesame seed.
Also, the newly listed essential oils which could not fit on the bottle till
now, were always used though not listed in the past. Historically, users have
reported noting the presence of essential oils, despite the bottle not listing
them.
When the term, 'fragrance' was used it was to
save space from listing the natural essential oils that were the source of the
fragrance. When the website mentioned no fragrance used, it meant synthetic
fragrance. Space savings was also a consideration when using 'and other
ingredients' on the bottle. That (temporarily) replaced earlier versions with,
'Wild Growth Nutrient Complex'. Then 'other ingredients' was also removed as the
term was not accepted by the United Kingdom market.
For More information regarding any confusion regarding the existence of fake or
changed Wild Growth products, visit:
http://www.wildgrowth.com/quality_assurance.htm
Basically, in earlier versions of ingredients listings, the end result of Wild
Growths extraction procedures were listed
rather than the raw sources. Theses earlier lists were either misleading
(example phosphorous is a hazardous
chemical but Wild Growth extracted safe, nutritional biologically bound
phosphorous from raw ingredients) or not
recognized as ingredients at all (food or chemical) such as 'Wild Growth Oil
nutrient complex' (This phrase was
removed from the listing but elaborated at: http://www.wildgrowth.com/Wild%20Growth%C2%AE%20oil
%20nutrient%20complex.htm)
The trouble that resulted from changing information on the the bottles to
conform with trading a regulatory standards is
now over for 2018. It had to be done and in stages, so several different
versions in back-to-back batches created an
uproar for some people.
************
Weird purple-blueish RESIDUE!
ByDae'Liciahon April 30, 2018
Size: 4 Oz|Verified Purchase
This makes my scalp super itchy. At first, I believed it was just the product
working - after all, that's what everybody who's reviewing it keeps talking
about! However, I've been using this product for 3 weeks now to grow back the
balding spots around my edges, and I've seen literally no change from when I
started using the product to now. As well, the product leaves this weird purple
residue on the skin that no one seems to be addressing here.
We directly responded to Dae'Licia's critical review on 05/09/18 with,
Read the bottle instructions. It says 'Shake
well, but no need to remix occasional dark sediment. Also,
wildgrowth.com explains more about the dark material (http://www.wildgrowth.com/concerns.htm).
Often confused
for mold, it is material that gets past the filtration process, which doesn't
either hurt or help performance. You may
have gotten a bottle towards the end of a production run. Itching is also
thoroughly dealt with at
www.wildgrowth.com/concerns.htm . WG brings scalp cleansing and energy balance
to resolution. Depending on the
healing/cleansing stage of the scalp, Wild Growth Oils can either stop itching
(see
http://www.wildgrowth.com/Stop%20Itch.htm) or temporarily cause it . Some have
endured the itching with the
product uncut and got results. See Amazon Conumer review ByQwn Blv on January
25, 2018-'I had an adjustment
period , as initially my scalp was flaky and itchy. However after 7-10 days, I
no longer have dandruff nor itchy scalp.'
Also, 'January 8 2018 -Facebook
Erica Asjaee' My scalp was itchy & scabbed up when I first started but
my hair did a 360'). Most however
cut the product/use less and less frequently. Using less has worked faster for
some people. It would be a good idea to
do the same with the expectation that there will be less intolerable itching (
which does progressively reduce with
continued use), less dark color staining, and faster results. For ingredients
listing variations despite no change of
ingredients used see updates at http://www.wildgrowth.com/Quality%20Assurance%20and%20Authenticity.htm
http://www.wildgrowth.com/quality_assurance.htm
Basically, in earlier versions of ingredients listings, the end result of Wild
Growths extraction procedures were listed
rather than the raw sources. Theses earlier lists were either misleading
(example phosphorous is a hazardous
chemical but Wild Growth extracted safe, nutritional biologically bound
phosphorous from raw ingredients) or not
recognized as ingredients at all (food or chemical) such as 'Wild Growth Oil
nutrient complex' (This phrase was
removed from the listing but elaborated at: http://www.wildgrowth.com/Wild%20Growth%C2%AE%20oil
%20nutrient%20complex.htm)
The trouble that resulted from changing information on the the bottles to
conform with trading a regulatory standards is
now over for 2018. It had to be done and in stages, so several different
versions in back-to-back batches created an
uproar for some people.
Tyrina Carney reviewed Wild Growth Hair Care —
Facebook
April 30 at 9:43am · 2018
THERES IS NO FAKE VERSION OF THIS PRODUCT. I CHECKED BOTH OLD AND NEW. ALSO
LOOKED AT WHAT THEY DID TAKE OUT. ONLY REALLY JOJOBA BUT, mines also say other
natural ingredients Or in the bottle just not LISTED on the bottle.
We added a comment to Tyrina Carney's
review on 04/30/18 with
Wild Growth Hair Care For a spell, during the revision process 'jojoba' was left out, but it was later put back in. The dust has finally settled . Read the the now stable ingredients list at: http://www.wildgrowth.com/Ingredients.htm Nothing has ever changed. Just the listing that is more accurate.
11/13/17
We apologize for the confusion that our recent bottle copy
changes have stirred.
The very latest soon to appear by January 2018 on the shelves:
Wild Growth Hair Oil:
Thousands of amazing results told and shown by users for over 30 years. Complete
root to end growth protection
(growth enabled by reducing breakage/shedding ) for hair, eye brow, eye lashes,
nails and male beard. As a result,
experience first time ever appear- ance and filling in of bald areas, edges/hair
line (including top, front, kitchen and
temples), overall thickening, and first time shoulder & below lengths. Also
enjoy instant natural softening hair re-
texturizer, detangler, straightener, with less heat (blow dry, flat iron, press,
or sit under drier), relaxer
extender/replacer, hair bodifier for more bounce and sway, and less frizz and
fly away hair. Instructions: Shake well,
but no need to remix occasional dark sediment. Apply sparingly throughout entire
hair and scalp. Observe results
daily, gradually increase frequency from once a week to three times per week
over the course of the first month. After,
maintain a light coating of moisture throughout hair and scalp by applying on an
average of 3 times per week.
Contains:
Oils of Coconut, Olive Oil, Jojoba, Rice Bran, Cocoa (Butter), Acerola ,
Pomegranate , Rosehip , and Pumpkin Seed.
Mushroom, Chick Pea, Lentil, Cocoa Mass, and Sesame seed. Essential
oils Of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, Lavender and Peppermint.
This product and statements
made are not intended to diagnose,
treat, cure or prevent disease and cannot guarantee allergy-free use for all.
Product will not spoil with age. Keep free
of contaminant.
Wild Growth Light Oil Moisturizer:
Thousands of amazing results told and shown by users for over 10 years. Complete
root to end growth protection
(growth enabled by reducing breakage/shedding ) for hair, eye brow, eye lashes,
nails and male beard. As a result,
experience first time ever appearance and filling in of bald areas, edges/hair
line (including top, front, kitchen and
temples), overall thickening, and first time shoulder & below lengths. Also
enjoy lasting Moisture, anti-grab/glide-
through handling, breakage protection (grooming, braids, weaves, wigs).
Colorless. Fresh Scent. Use in shampoo,
cowash, or simply on wet or dry hair. Hot Oil Treatment. Instructions: Shake
well, but no need to remix occasional
dark sediment. Apply sparingly throughout entire hair and scalp. Observe results
daily, gradually increase frequency
from once a week to three times per week over the course of the first month.
After, maintain a light coating of moisture
throughout hair and scalp by applying on an average of 3 times per week.
Contains:
Oils of Coconut, Olive, Castor (USP), Jojoba, Safflower, Rice Bran, Flax seed,
Roman Chamomile , Evening
Primrose, Carrot, Pumpkin, Black Cumin seed, Grape seed, and Noni. Essential
oils of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus,
Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, Lavender and Peppermint.
This product and statements made are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or
prevent disease and cannot guarantee
allergy-free use for all. Product will not spoil with age. Keep free of
contaminants.
***
There have been no fakes that have ever been confirmed in over 32 years of manufacturing Wild Growth. Yet a few concerned users or potential users have expressed doubts regarding changes in quality and even authenticity of Wild Growth products.
Slight but noticeable variations in odor, consistency and color have been noted throughout the manufacturing history. This has been due to variation in raw material batches. The variations in characteristics have not and do not affect functionality of the products.
It is Wild Growth's proprietary methods of processing and
testing, regardless of expected variations in raw materials that have occurred
throughout Wild Growth's history, that make these products work. We choose the
highest quality materials and do not skimp. We are a privately held company and
have full control in making sure that the final product manufactured withstands
the rigors that have made Wild Growth products so great.
Recently the change of ingredients listed have added to the confusion. We
removed English and Spanish versions to
make the print larger. Then we have made a more precise ingredients list with
names of ingredients we have been using all
along. The growth in the market place requires that our wording and ingredient
names become more accurate and
precise in order to comply with trading standards. Yet to appear in late
November 2017 will be the, hopefully, final
version with essential oils added on the list but were used in the products all
along (essential oils Of Clary Sage,
Eucalyptus, Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, and Lavender). Also, Jojoba oil
was inadvertently left out in the newer updates and will be put back in. In
general,the older ingredients lists were grossly inaccurate. But whichever
bottle label versions are encountered. the product inside is the same. All the
different ingredients list versions we have viewed belong to bottles containing
genuine Wild Growth oils.
Furthermore, in the process of making changes back in 7/17, there was an error
where a digit in the telephone number
was inadvertently changed. This has recently been corrected to 888 945-3476. If
people were to cross reference the bad phone number (888 845-3476) with the
phone number on the web sites(www.wildgrowthcompany.com
or www.wildgrowth.com), they would see the correct 888 945-3476.
All final changes and the correction will be seen on bottles in the upcoming
months.
Finally, there have been one or the other of two P.O. Boxes on
the bottle, leading individuals to believe that one of them is a fake:
Wild Growth Co.
P.O. Box 14822
Scottsdale, AZ 85267
Wild Growth Co.
P.O. 2940
Saint Johns, AZ 85936
Rest assured that both P.O. boxes above are valid Wild Growth addresses.