VigRX Delay Spray Review

Two of the seven items in this store's main menu are about counterfeits: a warning page and a checking tool. Devoting that much of a small navigation to the problem is a statement about the market a supplement brand operates in, where the label is the only thing distinguishing one capsule from another, and it doubles as an argument for buying direct.

The rest of the case is built on longevity and paperwork. A trading date of 2001 sits in the page title, a clinical-studies page and a section called The Science are linked from the menu, and a satisfaction guarantee is offered as a heading. Six customer testimonials are quoted on the front page, and success stories have a page of their own.

Products are sorted by outcome rather than by ingredient — libido support, erection quality, performance — with prices between $29.95 and $69.

This is not adult content but a health-supplement retailer, and the claims about efficacy are the brand's own.

The listing names one specific product. What was served is the brand's general store, so nothing here describes that item's own formulation, dosage or price.