DRM4 Review: Does It Really Work?

We are constantly reminded that as we get older our skin does not look as good as it used to. There are lotions and potions, creams and supplements. All marketed to supposedly help turn back the clock.

There are many reasons why our skin changes appearance as we get older. It could be a genetic thing. It could be the lifestyle choices we make.

Whatever the reason, when those wrinkles¹ start appearing, or those frown lines deepen, we turn to the many products on offer for help.

One new product to the market is a supplement called DRM4.

Let’s take a look at what it is all about.

This is the latest product from Oxford Biolabs Ltd. This is a UK-based nutraceutical and cosmeceutical company. It focuses on the formulation of naturally-based products to combat unwanted signs of ageing.

The company was founded in 2009 by some University of Oxford scientists headed by Dr. Thomas Whitfield. They formulate and research processes aimed at finding safe and effective ways to solve and prevent skin and hair problems.

This latest product was released in November 2017. It is a dietary supplement:

Specifically created for those experiencing premature signs of ageing skin mainly caused by oxidative damage, and those who generally want to tackle unwanted signs of skin ageing.

The ingredients in this supplement are:

Chia Seed Oil

This is a good source of Omega-3 fatty acids. It may help protect the skin from sun damage².

Vitamin C

Can stimulate collagen and elastin. May assist in antioxidant protection against UV-induced photodamage³.

Algae Oil

Another source of Omega-3.

Balgae Oil

Another source of Omega-3.

Borage seed Oil

A source of Omega-6 which may help skin function.

Bilberry Extract

Bilberries are rich in anthocyanins. These can have many health benefits. They have antioxidant and anti inflammatory effects⁴.

Vitamin E

An antioxidant that may protect the skin from environmental damage. This includes chemical and physical agents such as ultraviolet light.

Niacin

Has many health benefits including promoting skin function. It can protect the skin from UV damage.

Riboflavin( Vitamin B2)

May help with skin disorders. It has photosensitizing properties.

Lycopene

A phytonutrient that can help prevent oxidative damage and inflammation⁵.

Iodine

Used by dermatologists to treat non inflammatory skin disorders.

Biotin

May improve hair, nail and skin health. It is however felt that further study is necessary⁶.

Silenium

Is known to protect skin against UV-induced damage and cancer⁷.

The company markets this product as being:

Specifically designed to supply your skin with vital nutrients which help to tackle signs of skin ageing induced by UV radiation, air pollution, and oxidative damage.

It is for people who have premature signs of ageing skin. This may have been caused by oxidative damage, UV radiation, toxins, pollution, or poor diet.

It may improve lines, wrinkles and blemishes.

The company appear to rely on the effects of Omega-3 and Omega-6 to protect from sun damage and improve skin function. They also highlight the Lycopene and other antioxidants in this product. They claim they can help protect the skin against photooxidative damage. They may also reduce free radical damage.

The sun can damage collagen and elastin in the skin. These are the building blocks of our skin. They give it strength and elasticity. Photoaging is caused by sun exposure, and wrinkles, blemishes and other damage occurs. In fact the sun is responsible for about 80% of visible aging signs in skin.

There is some clinical support for some of the claims made by the company. Some of the ingredients may help with sun damage and skin health. There is no clinical study on the efficacy of this product as a whole.

There is no mention of any side effects.

The company do warn that is should not be used by children or pregnant and lactating women. It also advises that you check with your doctor if you are on any medication.

When taking any new supplement it may be worth checking with your physician first.

It is also worth remembering that many foods, such as cereals, contain added vitamins and minerals. Check to make sure you are not taking too much.

There is one of the ingredients that may cause side effects when taken in large doses for long periods of time. This is Selenium. It may cause nausea, vomiting, nail changes, loss of energy, and irritability.

This product is new to the market. I have been unable to find any customer reviews. There are not even any testimonials on the company website for this particular product.

The company has a 8.6/10 rating on Trustpilot for other products they sell.

It also has a 4* rating on Amazon Storefront.

By buying this pack you agree to join the Autodelivery Supersaver Programme. What is this? Oxford Biolabs explains:

If you subscribe to our Auto-Delivery Supersaver Programme, we will ship a 3-month supply of the products from one of our great package offers to you every 90 days for a combined saving of up to 32%. Also, for any of our future products, you will receive one free sample as soon as available.

Your payment will be charged every 90 days on a recurring basis (usually one day prior to shipping).

There is no minimum time commitment. To cancel or suspend shipments, simply contact Customer Service via [email protected] at least 14 days prior to your next scheduled shipping/billing date.

Where to buy DRM4?

We recommend to avoid places like Amazon, Walmart, GNC, or Walgreens.

Buy DRM4 at Oxford Biolabs official website only, so you can be sure that you get an original product with money back guarantee.

This product is avaliable worldwide, including countries like: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, Spain or Italy.

See below how the official site looks like.

The company will, at its discretion, allow for the return or replacement of any unopened and unused product within 60 days from the date of purchase.

For auto ship, returns for more than one payment may be given if they are requested within the 60-day return period.

Refunds will be made in full excluding shipping and minus a handling charge of €5.50.

There are many products on the market that claim to help with the signs of aging. This is one of the newer ones.

There is some indication in the ingredients that it may work. This has however had no clinical testing. It also seems that you need to take it for quite some time to see any results.

If you have the money and patience it may be worth giving this product a try. At worst case scenario you will at least be taking some supplements that may help your health in general.

We laid out the facts, will you buy DRM4? Comment below and tell us what you think!