Rexazyte, Cybex BioTech, Enhancement Science, Ron Jeremy Reviews. Rexazyte, Rexadrene, Rexavar, PenaTropin, ZyaTropin, ZenaTropin (All from the same place) The products this scam company lists do not work as they advertise...at all. Period. Los Angeles California

I have been doing a research paper based upon products offered for sale in the mens sexual enhancement field and I found out some interesting facts, or shall I say, uncovered some serious scams.

Just a heads up and from what I can see plastered all over the web is that the guys behind the products listed above are ripping people off BIG TIME and have for ages!

There are many more brands that are stealing money from the public but I have decided to focus on Rexazyte because "scam" seems to be its motto.

This report is about setting the record straight. First of all these products do not work. NONE OF THEM. There is nothing in the world that can make you p***s bigger. So stop looking now. Pumps work temporarily and extender devices can work if used a directed, but "used as directed" means putting it on for 6 hours a day for months! So forget it. 

Rexazyte, 

One particular site called "ron-jeremy-reviews.com which seems to be the feeder site for the completely hilarious site "sexpillguru.com" is making some pretty crazy claims about Rexazyte. I have been following these sites for three years and what I uncovered was pretty crazy. The brands that they sell seem to change names all the time.  It asks the question - If they had a good product then why change the name? Same ingredients. Same websites, yet the name changes???

I am starting to wonder if it is because they are hiding from the law or just hiding from a ton of pretty pissed off customers.

I purchased the product Rexazyte and tried it for 60 days. 

As expected, the product did absolutely nothing that was claimed on the websites which promoted the product. 

I will admit that the product did a great job at increasing my heart rate, but that is about all. I am not a moron so yes, I stopped taking the product.

I ordered 7 bottles of Rexazyte so naturally I wanted to see if I could get my money back. Afterall I was promised that the product worked. They do go on and on about their irod clad guarantee so I called their phone number and asked for my money back. I was told that I hadn't taken the product long enough and I should keep trying. Typical sales ploy. If I returned the product then I would get some of my money back so I did. Still havent heard a word in months. Luckily I called my bank and had the charges reversed.

Now knowing that the product was a scam. I did a little digging on the company itself. 

It turns out that the "headquarters" is a UPS store in Los Angeles.
The company name listed on the bottles of Rexazyte that I received is called "Cybex Biotech" which does not even exist in the state of Nevada where they claim to operate as confirmed by the FDA and FTC. I know because I live here!
The company name listed on my packing slip is "Enhancerx Science" which also seems to be made up and does not really exist except for the same UPS Store address.

The websites that say that Rexazyte is the best all seem to be owned by the guys who make the product. When I say "guys" I mean "guys" because nothing is valid here and it sure isn't a real company.

I also uncovered that Rexazyte is just the latest brand name that these "guys" have come up over the years. 

Previous names for the product are:

Rexadrene, Rexavar, ZyaTropin, PenaTropin, ZenaTropin, Vaso Ultra, Vaso 9 SizeGenix, Longinexx and Zirexin.

When I say previous names, I mean that the product is identical to the last one. The websites are all still active and almost indentical. The ingredients are almost identical and the claims are just as silly from one brand to the next.

Do a search online for any of the above and you will find that what I say is true.

I see that the "guys" behind the brands have spent quite a lot of time trying to "set the record straight" on Ripoffreport.com but unfortunately we can see through the fraud and their responses are quite hilarious and make no relevant sense whatsoever.

I am sure that they will try and attack this report by saying I am a competitor or making this stuff up. Sorry to say but I am not in the business of ripping people off.
None of these brands work. None of the other brands works either. Nothing works except surgery. 

At the time of posting this I  see yet another site online run by the Rexazyte guys called "doctors-male-enhancement-guide.com". 

When will the fraud end?

Stay Away from p***s enlargement products and the sites that sell them.

If you have been ripped off by sites or products like these call your credit card company and demand your money back. The go to the FDA and FTC and make a formal complaint.

Next on my list to expose is the brand  "Progentra".  These "guys" are everywhere.