CBD Gummies For Penis Enlargement: Bogus Advertisement


CBD Gummies For Penis Enlargement: Bogus Advertisement

Lately, there has been a series of bogus advertisements on Facebook for different CBD Gummies for penis enlargement. These ads seem to use recycled material over and over to make the same bogus claims. These advertisements seem to alter the legit pictures of different hemp extract products to pitch these made-up claims.

There are no legitimate CBD Gummies for penis enlargement products. Any CBD Gummies for male enhancement advertisement claiming penis size gains from a pill is making obviously bogus claims. Studies show that the only proven method of penis enlargement does not involve CBD gummies.

There have been so many of these CBD Gummies for male enhancement scam advertisements that we have decided to update this article with the new ones as they come out. We will take a quick look at these scam products and what actually works for male enhancement and penis enlargement.

VV CBD Gummies for Penis Enlargement

VV CBD Gummies for penis enlargement
VV CBD Gummies for penis enlargement image from ad

The advertisement for VV CBD Gummies for penis enlargement looks a little different than some of the other scam CBD gummies ads. This ad page tries to spoof a Fox News report and says as seen in the New York Times, Today Show, or on the Oprah Network.

This product has never been featured on any of these mediums so they are lying to you right out of the gate. They didn’t even put a good Fox News bar on the advertisement as all of the links from this bar are dead links.

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Fake fox news bar from VV CBD Gummies for penis enlargement ad

The VV CBD Gummies for penis enlargement ad goes on to make all of the normal claims including the claim by one guy that it basically doubled the size of his penis in three months. If you stop and think for a minute there is no way that you can believe this.

This advertisement for VV CBD Gummies is completely playing on your hopes and dreams of achieving a larger penis. A lot of men have this same desire so there is no need to be ashamed of wanting a bigger penis just don’t be stupid about it.

Magic pills like VV CBD Gummies do not work to enlarge your penis. They just magically empty your wallet. Penis enlargement is something that takes time and involves incremental growth over long periods of time. Just do a little research before investing in something like VV CBD Gummies for male enhancement.

It has been shown that penis enlargement pills do not work. Magic pills do not work for penis enlargement. The only clinically proven (study) method of penis enlargement is the use of penis traction devices (penis stretchers).

Invest your money and time wisely. Do not fall for these scam advertisements.

RMX Male Enhancement Formula for Penis Enlargement

More Rhino Max Penis Enlargement Claims

RMX Male Enhancement Formula for penis enlargement is not a CBD gummy product but it is using the exact same false advertisement claims that these other products are using. This product is also called Rhino Max for male enhancement in the advertisement.

This was another sponsored Facebook advertisement that takes you to a product page making completely unrealistic penis enlargement claims.

In the video claims above, the guy supposedly drops an RMX pill for male enhancement into some water. Then within 7 days, he doubles his size and his wife/girlfriend is now overcome with the desire to perform oral sex with his monster penis. If only it could be this easy.

The header for the video ad is even more hilarious not only does it add 4 inches to your penis but restores your virginity (not sure why a guy wants this) somehow. It also refers to the pills as popular bears when RMX is actually a pill. This is because this is just a recycled scam ad for CBD Gummies for penis enlargement.

While they are at it, they might as well tell me that it will make me rich, young, and handsome.

I do not believe that these penis enlargement claims are made by the actual producer of RMX Male Strength Formula pills. On legitimate websites marketing these pills, there is no claim of these penis enlargement claims.

RMX for penis enlargement claims
RMX for penis enlargement claims

The claim above shows a scam claim from the RMX male enhancement pills for penis enlargement website. If you think about it, a medically proven pill to enlarge your penis 4.3 inches guaranteed would be all over the nightly news and legit internet websites.

You do not hear about this because it is impossible. It has been shown that penis enlargement pills do not work. Magic pills do not work for penis enlargement. The only clinically proven (study) method of penis enlargement is the use of penis traction devices (penis stretchers).

More Rhino Max Penis Enlargement Claims
More Rhino Max Penis Enlargement Claims

Another scam signal on the Rhino Max for penis enlargement website is that they use a lot of large penis pictures that are taken at angles meant to deceive the viewer. They are trying to imply that the penises in these pictures are huge beyond natural proportions.

If you look at the pictures closely, you can see that they use trickery to change the size appearance. They will play rulers below the penis (like one down on a toilet seat). When the penis is above the ruler, you can angle it to show any measurement.

If they will use this type of trickery, what else will they do?

Another sign of trickery is that they list different ingredients on different pages. On the advertisement landing page, they list the ingredients as Guarana, peppermint extract, Arctium extract, and ginseng extract.

On the ordering page, they list the ingredients as L-ARGININE, MUIRA PUAMA EXTRACT, SAW PALMETTO BERRY, HORNY GOAT WEED EXTRACT, and Bioperine.

On Amazon, the ingredients are listed as Niacin 48mg, Zinc (Oxide) 26mg, Proprietary Blend Horny GoatWeed (epimedium) (aerial parts), TribulusTerrestris (fruit), Maca (lepidium meyenii) (root), L-Arginine HCL, Tongkat Ali (eurycoma longifolia) (root), and Oat Straw (avenue sativa) (leaf).

The fact that they can not get their ingredients straight is a definite sign that this is a scam.

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