What E.D. Pill Companies Won't Ever Tell You!

BlueChew.com – These bogus pills are NOT even FDA-Approved. In fact, FDA investigators have demanded BlueChew cease all production and distribution of BlueChew for being in violation of the FDCA - Food Drug and Cosmetics Act! In other words, BlueChew is in violation of Federal law and should not even be sold! Additionally, they were caught paying actors to lie in their TV ads pretending to be customers with E.D. problems.

It was pure fraud. With BlueChew, it is lie after lie – a pure fraud. Plus, their cheap pills turn your tongue and mouth blue! It’s a compounding pharmacy “super scam” that has industry insiders screaming FRAUD! The telemedicine compliance firm LegitScript has already yanked their certificate of approval accreditation. The FDA is hot on the trail of these conmen. Sinking ship.

GoodRx and HeyDoctor – both advertise cheap $.30 pills, but they were busted by Chris Hansen for running a bait-and-switch scam that sucker-punches you with a doctor’s fee minimum of $30 and up to $100 – after you've filled out all their questions.

ZipHealth – Beware of this bait-and-switch MEGA SCAM. They pretend to offer you Real Viagra and Real Cialis at prices 95% lower than other companies. But it’s a GIANT South Florida SCAM. The pills don’t exist – they show them on their website, you think you are going to buy them, and once you answer their questionnaire – BOOM – they pull a switch and a message pops on screen that says … “our medical team” recommends a different pill. The pills aren’t from Pfizer or Eli Lilly – only cheap junk. Total crooks! Don’t get fooled. Classic FRAUD.

PharmacyRxOne247.com – An absolute fraud run by a cartel of international criminals who open and close websites as often as you change shirts. Pure fraud. They sell fake pills. They require no prescription. Their website is stacked with photos of fake doctors pretending to be real doctors. The worthless pills come from outlaw labs in India and China. They even promise to send a lab report with your order to "prove" their pills are real. It's all fake. They are believed to be the group behind the pills that almost killed basketball superstar Lamar Odom. Avoid like the Plague.

PillOnline.com – This MEGA scam is heavily promoted online. They claim to be based in Canada, but our investigators tracked them to mail drop in Poland. The pills were traced to China. These pills are fakes. Not real Viagra or real Cialis. Pure fraud that has managed to stay one step ahead of the FBI, FDA, Interpol and international bounty hunters trying to shut them down. The entire website is fake – fake doctors, fake location – and our course – fake pills that are dangerous.

PlanetPharmacy – was shut down by the FBI for fake pills made in a HOUSE in Belize!

PillsOnline.com – was caught selling fake pills from China funneled through Poland that lab tests show contained only 1 mg of the active ingredient, while they claimed 50 mg.