Harley Street Impotence Clinic Scam Shut Down

extremely aggressive sales pitch

After over 100 complaints flooded into Westminster City Council a clinic offering help for men with impotence was shut down. The clinic based in Harley Street claimed that they had a cure for erectile dysfunction but the men who visited the premises were subjected to what was described as an “extremely aggressive sales pitch”.

Other men who went to this clinic said that they had not been given the right information about the £3000 price tag for the treatment and that when they had tried to make use of the promised money back guarantee it was not given to them.

In order to verify the claims of the complainants undercover trading standards officers from Westminster City Council posed as men suffering from impotence. They said that after the initial verbal consultation they were given a nasal spray and then put in touch with other members of the sales team to talk about signing up for a contract. The salesman told them that if they didn’t sign up for immediate treatment they would soon end up with no relationships because they wouldn’t be able to sexually satisfy their partners.

The salesman also reportedly told them that their impotence would definitely get worse, that they would require injections into their penises and that if they didn’t sign the contract straightaway the treatment would be £500 more expensive. Trading standards officers also said that the price of the treatment which was written down on paper looked like £29.95 but on closer examination was shown to be £2,995.

At Ukmedix News we have heard of many similar scams such as this and we would like to remind our readers that there are only three tried and tested remedies for erectile dysfunction and they are Viagra, Cialis and Levitra.  Getting medical help for impotence which does not involve one of these three drugs is likely to be a complete waste of time. Special  teas, lotions, nasal sprays or anything else are always a waste of time.

Whatever you get to treat impotence should always come with a prescription, following a professional consultation from a licenced doctor.  Don’t say we didn’t warn you!