Supplement & Health Product Scams

ZenCortex is sold online as a 30 mL dietary supplement whose label says it “supports healthy hearing.” The seller’s main page names ClickBank as the retailer and states prices and a 60-day refund …

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Sofon is a branded dietary supplement marketed for nerve and tissue health. Its sales page says it may support blood flow, oxygenation, and nerve function, while also making much broader claims about …

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Paratoxil is a real product, sold through the seller's own site at mysimplepromise.com by a company called Simple Promise, which offers a phone line, a support email and a 365-day money-back …

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Professional Formulas Glucose Drops is a real product sold by Blue Sky Vitamin, a US retailer that lists it at $21.00. The seller says it is designed to fit a practitioner-informed wellness routine …

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Red Horse Gummies is sold through three websites that describe two different gummies, and every order button on those sites ends at the same Horse Boost checkout at myhorseboost.com, where BuyGoods is …

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Glucose Drops 2 oz by Professional Formulas is sold by Blue Sky Vitamin for $21.00, and its returns page says unopened products can be returned within 45 days of purchase. Billing, shipping and …

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