By: nickgf:

Recently i've become very interested in this cream - I've been doing a bit of research in the last few months and have found it being sold by various ebay usernames (which I suspect are all the same person, possibly Joachim Ertl or "Ivar Axgil" as he sometimes calls himself.

Anyway I did buy this stuff back when I posted, and it did work wonders for me for 2 weeks.
I then bought 5 more sets from Joachim Ertl (at great expense I might add) but never ever received them.

Now, having read this far you might be saying to yourself, the seller is incredibly dodgy, using different names and e-mail addresses/ebay accounts, but I'd really like to get to the bottom of this!

So... if you know anyone who has used a cream called Bye Bye Psoriasis or bought anything from someone called Joachim Ertl or Ivar Axgil, post in here with details and any information you may have.

Given the previous posts in this thread relating to high steroid content in "miracle creams" I am unwilling to try this again at the moment, but looking at some recent ebay auctions for it got me wondering what exactly is in this that makes it work so well, and is there any way to test the contents of this product?

Surely the cream MUST be dodgy given the behaviour of the seller that I have seen on various websites and forums, but rather than dismissing it as a phoney "miracle cream" and casting it aside, I'd just love to find out the truth.

Source: http://www.psoriasis-help.org.uk/forum/index.php/topic,8510.msg157904.html#msg157904

Below is an article from Herbal Derm's blog with photo's of the actual weight of cream treatment being sold on eBay by Little Buddha Enterprises. They are claiming to sell 2 x 20g = 40g but this doesn't seem to be the case......read on!

Several of our customers have contacted us stating that there are other treatments available from Thailand called Bye Bye Psoriasis from eBay that are advertising double the content of what is in the pots. So we obtained the product in question via an anonymous buyer from ebay. The containers looked far too small to be the weight stated in the item description so we decided to check for ourselves and publish our findings. The first thing we did was place both full containers on our fully calibrated lab digital scales with a capacity of 500g and a graduation of 0.1g to note the overall weight in grams. The description states that there are 2 x 20g = 40g. Taking in consideration that this is also including the containers, below our scales show 37.8g

We opened the containers and weighed them again, same results. Still not 40 grams, maybe thats with the envelope.

We then weighed the containers individually with the red container including treatment was 19.0g

And again with the green container weighing in at 18.8g

We then completely cleared out the ointment to establish the weight of the containers alone. The red container weighed 9.1g

The green container weighed 8.9g

Then we Tare the scales with the container still on to take the weight of the container when we place the ointment back in to get a true reading of the content weight

Once we placed the ointment back in the red container the true content weight was 9.8g

We did the same with the green container

And the true content weight of the green container was also 9.8g

So with our test we can establish that the true ointment content is 2 x 9.8g = 19.6g and not 2 x 20g = 40g as stated in the description.

We value our customers and understand the distress psoriasis and eczema can cause a person (from experience) and we ensure that each customer recieves the correct amount of treatment they paid for. The above method of weighing is used on each and every treatment that is sent from The Herbal Derm Company so we can guarantee that if you buy 40 grams from us thats the amount of treatment you get. You don't pay for the pots!!!