Head on - APPLY DIRECTLY TO YOUR FOREHEAD

[Evan]

Surely most of you have seen this commercial, I think. Here is a link if you haven't: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XAFCRT9L7A

Does anyone know what this stuff does? At first I was content just to let the commercial be ridiculous, but now I need to know. I tried googling it but didn't find any kind of official explanation, just YouTube links and other discussion about it. Some people think it's for headaches, but no one seems to be sure. Furthermore, does anyone know why they made the commercial so retarded?

[New001]

It cures headaches I think. It cures headaches I think. It cures headaches I think.

(The Wikipedia page has some interesting info)

[mrpurple]

You apply it directly to your forehead.

[Dynasty]

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(The Wikipedia page has some interesting info)

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When looking for imformation:

1. Check Wikipedia
2. Use Google


It seems the product is a fraud.

[Vendal]

Don't acknowledge or purchase this product or their brutal ad campaign will have worked.

[snagglepuss]

there was a man show parody commercial of this.

was called balls-on - apply directly to the ballsack. used to relieve pain of hitting your nuts or blueballs.

this didn't really happen, but it probably would.

[Klompy]

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Don't acknowledge or purchase this product or their brutal ad campaign will have worked.

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Glad someone else feels this too.

I wouldn't buy this product even if it was the best product in the world just because of how much I hate their adds.

[_brady_]

The commercial was obviously designed to give you a headache.

[Skipbidder]

It works extremely well. It separates money from people who are gullible.

It works exactly as well as the homeopathic flu remedy or chiropractic applied kinesiology.

There seems to be a nearly unlimited supply of people willing to be duped, however.

[Evan]

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(The Wikipedia page has some interesting info)

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Haha, I'm an idiot I guess. I didn't even check wikipedia. It usually comes up pretty high in Google searches if the article exists and I don't think I saw it.