Note: I’m going to keep this review SUPER short, mainly because everything I’m about to say I’ve already said before about a dozen times.

If you want to read why I believeViral RX is a complete and utter scam, then Click Here to read my full review of another supplement called PXL / VXL male enhancement.

In my professional opinion,ViralRX is EXACTLY the same thing as PXL and VXL, and you’ll find out why in that review.

So I’m scrolling through an adult film site late this afternoon when I come across the following ad:

I’ve seen this ad countless times in the last 6 months or so, and the names change faster than I can keep up with.

One week it was Andro Enhance, the next week it was PXL male enhancement, and the week after that it was 5G Male Plus.

What is Viral RX Premium Testoboron?

At first I thought it was a joke, but apparently this is a sexual enhancement supplement that’s designed to help improve erection quality, control, and duration.

Viral RX pills do this through a blend of ingredients that includes the following:

• L-Arginine
• Muira Puama
• Asian Red Ginseng
• Horny Goat Weed
• Saw Palmetto berry
• Gingko Biloba extract
• Bioperine

They call this a “premium testoboron formula”, whatever that means.

This EXACT same formulation can be found in countless other supplements, including PXL, which I mentioned above.

Why IsViral RX A Scam?

Because I’ve seen these EXACT same ads being used to promote completely different sounding supplements, which all end up being the EXACT same product.

Let me explain….

When you visit theViral RX site, you’ll see this:

When you go to the VXL website, this is what you see:

When you go to the PTX male enhancement website, you see this:

I could literally show you DOZENS of examples of this.

They are ALL the same company, selling a slightly different product, and scamming the HELL out of 1,000’s of guys.

How do they do this?

Well, it starts off like this:

1. They create a supplement, like Viral RX, throw up a fancy website, and start throwing ads all over porn sites.
2. They sucker 10,000 guys into thinking they’re going to grow their penis with their supplement, and convince you to put in your credit card information to pay for the “shipping” charge.
3. 2 weeks later they bang your credit card for an ENORMOUS amount of money.
4. After a few months, the product name gets “burned” and they rinse and repeat the process.

I’m not a betting man, but I would be willing to bet that in a few months time, you won’t be hearing about Viral RX again.

Conclusion

Don’t waste your time with Viral RX. All they’re trying to do is get you to sign up for their free trial, which ultimately will end up billing you close to $100 if you don’t call to cancel your trial within 15 days.

They are far from the only business that practices business like that, but that does not make what they do any less sinister or off-putting as far as actually making anyone want to give them their patronage, which I personally recommend against strongly.

If you don’t believe me, then go ahead and order it.

Just don’t be surprised to see a huge credit card charge and wonder wtf is going on.

And definitely don’t come to me asking what happened!

In general, free trial scams are huge all over the internet and are not exclusive to the male enhancement supplement community, but take it from me that they are quite prominent and I personally would recommend avoiding them unless you know for sure that it is a reputable company that you are dealing with.

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The only contact phone number I found on their website is 1-800-416-1794.- Rob

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Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller