Products You Should Avoid
Products Not Recommended
Here are just some of the many scam products found advertised all over the internet whether it be on social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram ads, it seems that a new one pops up every day. That is because a new scam product DOES pop up every single day.
We felt obligated to do our own unbiased review of the brands so that you can stay informed about what real customers or rather common sense says about these products. Thousands of men just like you trust us and our opinion and as a result consider us one of the most respected authorities on the subject. Like we have said before, reviewing male enhancement products is a fairly complex job and we have been doing it well for over 20 years.
Unfortunately, fly by night scammers can create a new brand overnight, set up a fake product site (mostly using AI) and fill it full of outrageous claims about what their product can do. As previously mentioned this happens on a daily basis. Unscrupulous scammers can commit fraud, libel, and theft without ever being caught or held responsible. From fake products, unsubstantiated claims, outright lies about competitors, and theft of credit card information – we have uncovered it all. It is extremely important that you protect yourself. Beware of products that claim to deliver impossible results with unbelievably low prices and useless ingredients.
The brands listed below are all 100% fraudulently marketed products and the company or scammers behind them should be thrown in the slammer. They website that sell the products all claim that they are Doctor Approved and FDA registered which it is a lie. Most if not all of them were first listed on social media platforms like FaceBook where there are not any policies in place to protect consumers from fraudulent marketing.
Here is a list of the latest product not recommended by our readers. Almost all of the products below are marketed by the same company. A Youtuber has already save us a lot of time by creating this video below:
Vital Grow XL / Vital Surge
Not Recommended.
Everything about the product raises red flags. The product name itself was ONLY created 2 weeks ago as proven by a simple WHOIS website search. The entire marketing behind the product is fraudulent. Yet another gummy product that is a complete scam .
Alpha Force
Not Recommended.
This product is just another variation of scams from the same company selling the same garbage as above.
Alpha Drive RX
Not Recommended.
This products is listed on a fake review site that owns almost everything that it lists. The product is marketed using the same shady techniques described in the video above. Yet another gummy product that is a complete scam .
ManUp Gummies
Not Recommended.
The most recent brand that we can see from the same scam company as described in the video above. The entire marketing behind the product is fraudulent.
Boostaro
Not Recommended.
Boostaro is another new scam product owned by the same company as Alpha Drive RX found plastered all over the internet. It has been trashed by so many reviews and users that the owner of the brand has now gone to the extent of slamming itself! If you can’t beat them join em?!?!?! Their marketing tactic now involves creating ads on Google with the headlines “Boostaro- is it legit”? When the user clicks on the ad they are taken to a page that claims that the only reason why the product has been labeled a scam is because people bought a fake version on Amazon or Ebay. The truth is that there are no fake versions. It is the same product!!!! They are trying to deceive the public by claiming that the scam versions are different in order to keep peddling their garbage. Yet another product that is a complete scam by the makers of all of the other ones on this page.
Booster XT
Not Recommended.
Identical to Boostaro. Change the name and hope to get more unsuspecting customers. Stay away from this garbage product.
Alpha Bites
Not Recommended.
The entire marketing behind the product is fraudulent. The photoshopped bottle has changed so many times on the internet. Some images show actual candy Gummy bears in the bottle while others show vitamin gummies?!?!?! Yet another gummy product that is a complete scam .
BoostUp
Not Recommended.
As you can clearly see it is the same product as Boostaro, just wrapped in a different name and label. What a scam.
Endopeak
Not Recommended.
This is the closest that the company has come to actually marketing a product legally. Still though the sites that sell this are full of fraudulent claims..so nice try guys. Yet another product that is a complete scam .
Don’t Get Scammed.
We recommend that you stay clear of any of the products listed on this particular page. You should choose a product that has a strong following and a excellent reputation with it’s clients. The brands that have been available for around 5-10 years are the brands that you can usually trust and brands that can back up its claims with guarantees. Fly-by-night products pop up everywhere on the internet and we hope that you do your homework and read the important information that we have presented on this site.
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