Know the Real Truth About Enzyte Scam

Enzyte is an herbal supplement, which was originally manufactured by Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals and now by Vianda, LLC of Cincinnati, Ohio. Enzyte manufacturer claimed that it will enhance the size and will increase the blood flow to the penis. Steve Warshak was the founder of the company. In March 2005, FBI raided the Enzyte office and the owners were found guilty under few criminal charges and were sentenced to prison. Later on in 2008, the company was sold out to Pristine Bay, who carried out the operations. In 2009, the product was promoted again but this time it was to cure erectile dysfunction and to give a permanent penis enlargement. It was widely advertised in U.S claiming that “a pill every day for natural male enhancement”.

Vital Ingredients of Enzyte:                                                      

                                                                                                                 

Niacin, Korean Red Ginseng, Ginkgo Biloba, Grape seed Extract, Horny Goat Weed, Muira Puama and Zinc.

What Enzyte Claims?

Enzyte claims to increase the flow of blood to the penis which will result in stronger and fuller erections. Enzyte also claims hat the consumers will attain new heights of sexual pleasure. The main focus of Enzyte is now on curing erectile dysfunction  because the ingredients used usually treats the problems of erectile dysfunction.

Positives:

          

• Website is informative.
• FAQ is provided.
• 60 day return policy is offered.
• Ingredients are all listed.

Negatives:

• It is expensive.
• Increases heartbeat.
• Some ingredients can cause allergies.

Our Verdict:

Enzyte contains all natural ingredients, though many consumers didn’t even experience any change after taking it on a regular basis. The fact is that several Enzyte review articles are false, both pros and cons. A variety of them are generally referred and are commercials, some others are actually published with deceptive misrepresentation to libel the product. Typically, web-sites with favorable Enzyte opinions publicize and then try to sell this product, websites with negative opinions publicize other products and thus comparison is usually made to the belief that some other product is preferable to Enzyte.