I do have something to say about the quality of the various PM soaps on the market. Most use inexpensive extracts from wild grown plants. See my posts about the importance of choosing products with "cultivated select species" Pueraria Mirifica in them.
The leading competitor for the soap uses a 20mg/100g strength extract in the soap...many creams do too. The PhytoSense Blossom soap uses a 90mg/100g strength extract. This ratio refers to the mgs of miroestrol per 100g of dried PM powder that is used in making the liquid extract.
There is 4% extract in the PhytoSenseBrand Blossom-s Soap and this is a lot..it is equal to 100, 100mg capsules of PREMIUM GRADE Pueraria.
The othe VERY important thing is that the Soap I carry is manufactured with a method called "french press". This enables the soap to be made without heating the extract beyond the point where it would "kill" the actives in it...the miroestrol AND the supporting compounds.
They even sacrificed "esthetics" (attractive appearance) opting for an effective end product rather than just a pretty one.
As far as the quality of the soap...we are working on improving it even more. I am also negotiating the creation of a brand new product that will be a natural hand made soap with PM Extract from St Herb...the strength of that one I don't know yet. It is a ways off anyway..
This new one might be "milder" on the skin.
Premium Grade PM extract runs about 260.00 - 285.00 for 1 liter right now. So if you buy a inexpensive bar of soap that says it contains PM, it MAY NOT have any Miroestrol or supporting compounds in it, in any concentration that will prove effective.