Supplements are a very easy product to counterfeit. We have seen it with the popular weight loss supplements Xenadrine, MetaboLife and Stacker 2. In the Stacker 2 incident authorities were able to set up a sting operation and catch the culprits and then prosecute them. There have also been numerous counterfeits of Viagra and Cialis that have been shut down but new ones pop up on a monthly basis. And now the focus of counterfeiters and Internet and in stores is the popular supplement VASO-9 ULTRA.

One of the easiest products in the world to counterfeit is supplements. We have seen it with Xenadrine, MetaboLife and Stacker II just to name a few of the diet pills. We have seen it with Viagra and Cialis. And now the focus of counterfeiters and Internet grifters is VASO-9 ULTRA.

Notice the counterfiet Vaso-9 ULTRA bottle has two major flaws that let you know it is a fake:

1. There is no lab certification at the top of the bottle.
2. There is no Rx on the label.
3. The color is purple as opposed to blue.

After we un-covered the fake Prostavar Rx we turned to longtime Internet conman Larry Randazzo, and Martin and Howard Grissum. They have stolen millions of dollars from unsuspecting men with their penis pill frauds, and other Internet fraud. In fact Randazzo was one of the principles of the original Prolixus fraud which stole millions from men with the idea of making their penis 5 inches wider. Sounds idiotic – but over 200,000 men got suckered in by this scam. Well now the Big Sleazy Three as they are known, are now pushing another scam called Grow XL.

GrowXL is pictured here next to a can of Heineken to emphasize how tiny the bottle is. This one may be the single biggest penis pill scam of the last five years. This tiny little bottle is filled with 30 mini capsules that are filled with only 150mg of the cheapest powders on the planet.

Randazzo and the Grissum brothers are no longer hiding out in New Jersey, they are now hiding behind a dummy mail drop in Decatur, Illinois and living in the tiny town of Indian Head Park, Illinois. If you come across one of their ads in your email promising to grow your penis 5” or more – don’t get fooled...

They call him the Slippery Hand in Utah where his crooked enterprise is headquarted. John Hilliard is the mastermind behind a series of website rating fraud that now has class action lawyer and other salivating! Tesoripped could be one of the dumbest attempts to pull a bait and switch on Longinexx we have seen to date. With his fake rating site (his specialty is fake diet pill websites aimed at fat women) he attempts to false slam Longinexx and try and get people to buy TestroRipped a product that has NOTHING to do with male enhancement. If you think you are going to get bigger and improve you bedroom performance with TestroRipped you are sadly mistaken.