Overview

This product is one the few products that claims to reduce wrinkles without the use of any topical cream or lotion. ZenMed is a capsule that you take orally like a vitamin. The company claims that the formula helps reduce wrinkles “from the inside out” by providing key antioxidants to counteract free radical attack on the skin. While battling free radicals should be a part of any skin regimen, ZenMed seems to miss out on the other factors that cause skin to age and do not provide enough ingredients to fight wrinkles.

 Featured Ingredients

Green Tea Extract. Green tea is a plant that is very high in antioxidants, which help protect the skin from free radicals. Green tea is especially supportive of collagen and helps keep collagen fibers from breaking down, which leads to sagging skin. However, Green tea is not the only botanical antioxidant that should be used - it is most effective when it is combined with its related plant, White Tea, as well as when it is used along with Grape Seed Extract.

Alpha Lipoic Acid. This antioxidant also performs very well against free radicals and can be a potent protector of the skin. However, AntiAging-Reviews.com researchers are not aware of any studies that illustrate that Alpha Lipoic Acid can help protect the skin, even though it is useful in the heart and brain. In addition, it is not clear if an oral capsule containing this nutrient can have any effect on the skin.

CoQ10 occurs in all living beings and is used by the body to help generate energy within the cells. Skin tests suggest that CoQ10 helps give skin a younger look. While it does seem to have a surface effect, it is unclear whether CoQ10 does anything for the inner layers of skin, even if it is ingested via capsule. That’s why ingredients like Regenex and Lifting Spheres delivered topically may make a better choice for an overall anti-wrinkle effect.

 Web Site Description

Even though ZenMed offers many skincare products for a wide array of problems, its description tend to be brief. The site does not contain any scientific explanation of its decision to make its wrinkle formula as a capsule, and there is only one testimonial from a customer who was helped by the formula. In addition, no free trial is available.

 Positives

- Antioxidants in the product are safe and may be effective for the skin

 Negatives

- No scientific evidence to prove that a pill can help the skin

- Use of Green Tea without White Tea or Grape Seed Extract

- Lack of collagen boosting ingredients like Glucosamine or Regenex

- No free trial available

 Conclusion

Also ZenMed might be a possible choice to use as a supportive supplement for the skin, it would not be wise to make it the centerpiece of your anti-aging regimen. While the company does seem to take care to use natural compounds that have a low side-effect risk, it misses out on using safe topical compounds that can reduce wrinkles.