I have not seen this infomercial, but the old fashioned way works well....cut off split ends with sissors. If you cut far enough above the split end it should permanently solve the problem.
I myself would be skeptical, only because I've always felt that if it were really a wonderful product, would it not be in stores? Get them cut as you've been doing and save your hair from possible damage from this 'new' product. As they say - If it's too good to be true...it probably is.
Hmmm...I have the george formin grill and love it. I also like oxyclean. I also bought the set it and forget about it meat bbq cooker (inside) and love that too, so maybe I am one of the more satisfied customers I did buy some exercise equip from TV though that I thought stunk and hurt my knees.
But, how much was this split end remover? I agree that a hair cut is probably the best thing...but I'll keep my eyes open too!
Ya'll look at it..it's at [url="http://www.split-ender.com"]www.split-ender.com[/url] see what you think..it's by revo. I bet it stinks just like their revo styler. If you look at the pictures of the women on the site, it looks like they've had their hair styled(professionally) in the after pic.
gailmac~ I'm happy you have had good results with your george foreman grill. I grilled chicken once and it came out tough and dry. The only thing we us it for is hot dogs now. As for the oxyclean. The guy on the commercial uses the bottle of oxyclean on the grape-juice stained shirt and the stain disappears. I tried it on a ketchup stain and it did nothing. Good old tide is what I use.
Split-ender removes split ends(infomercial on tv) 
I did buy some exercise equip from TV though that I thought stunk and hurt my knees.
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