This is a very sophisticated scam and seems quite believable because it is a three part scam. The first part appears to be a news blurb about a PR release. This PR release is supposedly put out by the various HGH manufacturers to fight - get this - FRAUDS AND SCAMMERS! Is that ballsy and genius or what? Here is that website:

www.prweb.com/releases/2006/07/prweb407623.htm

Now, once you get to this website it will give you a list of "genuine" websites 'certified' by the manufacturers 'protective organization' as 'genuine'. Now, this is even more clever, you have to read through the PR website to find the referral page. And…. it is buried in the SCAMMER SECTION! Whoah, these guys are good! When finally get to the referral site (part two of the scam) and click a “manufacturer” (step three, and by now, they’ve got you. After all, it wasn’t easy to get here, was it?) and go the site you see prices and kits. Now, here is the other part of their genius: the prices are good, but not "too good to be true". And you figure, "Hey, I know I'm getting it from the source, so it's got to be gtg, so it’s really a bargain”.

And then the scammers laugh all the way to the bank.

Oh, yes, and another thing, the "manufacturers website" will ask you to create an account. If you do, be sure you use an ID and password you don't normally use because that is also part of their scam. Think about it, by the time you buy, they'll have a whole lot of information on you. And these crooks ain’t dumb. I bet they even take credit cards, after all, they’re “genuine” aren’t they?