VigRX Plus Review

Three separate entries in the navigation are about fakes of the product: Counterfeit Warning, Check Authenticity, and Counterfeit Check. A supplement giving that much of its menu to establishing a bottle is real is describing the market it sells into, and it is the most informative thing on the page.

The rest is a sales letter of nearly five thousand words, and it makes medical claims in its own voice throughout: a clinically-proven formula, the world's #1 rated and clinically-tested formula, clinically proven to help eliminate erectile difficulties in three powerful ways, and a recommendation credited to one of America's top leading doctors in men's health, who is not named in any heading. The Journal of Urology and The Natural Products Journal are cited, and a distinction is drawn that the page clearly considers important: real clinical trials on the formula, it says, not just on the ingredients. All of that is the site's account of itself, and nothing served here lets a reader check any of it.

The commercial terms are plainer than the science. A 67-day money-back guarantee, Order Now in the header, an affiliate programme in the footer, and a menu item pointing at Other Erectile Formulas.

Ingredients are at least itemised with explanations attached — Damiana arrives introduced as a well-known aphrodisiac — which is more than the category usually commits to in writing.