Finding the Best Prostate Supplement or a Scam

Each year men shopping for the best prostate supplement are confronted with bold faced lies and scammed.   Many false websites pretend to have a high authority.  They make claims that this prostate supplement or that one is  ranked number one or is the best.  Sadly consumers believe these sites and end up disappointed and get         results that are less than what is actually the best. 

One of the best websites to use and discern information about the website you are viewing is: Website Validator: Verify a Website Now (2023) (scam-detector.com) .  This website tool tells you if you are being scammed by     simply entering the websites name. 

We have checked the following websites with Scam-Detector.com and provided the score that tells you the reputation and how legit the website is. 

consumereview.org                     score  64.6 out of 100 possible points

prostatehealthgroup.com          score  54.3

consumerhealthdigest.com       score  62.3

bodynutrition.org                        score  58.2

prostatereport.net                      score  61.7

prostatehealthcenter.net          score  62.7

consumerssurvey.org              score  62.3

bestprostatehealth.com    score 100   Based on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the most reputable.

compareprostateformulas.com score 100   Based on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the most reputable.

prostatereport.net                   score  61.7

consumerlab.com                    score 80.8

bestprostate.com                  score 100   Based on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the most reputable.

webmd.com                             score 75.6

drugs.com             score 100   Based on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the most reputable.

nih.gov                                  score 100   Based on a 1-100 scale, with 100 being the most reputable.

prostagenix.com                         score  47.3

superbetaprostate.com             score  61.7

Stop being scammed and believing websites that do not get a score of 100 out of 100 possible points. Protect yourself and get the best product for your prostate health.  

Please note Scam Detector is a third party resource that does not receive payment from any of the websites that it validates.  It uses state of the art technology and checks 53 factors using an algorithm.  Websites that score 100 have successfully checked every box with respect to reputation and being valid.   This should be of utmost importance when it comes to your health and your money. Be a smart consumer and stopped being scammed and lied to.  A website should have super high authority and have an excellent reputation that being a score of 100.

When I’m buying something to swallow of ingest (prostate supplement) a score below 100 is not good enough. You the consumer decide what you will accept.

Prostate Products and the Companies who make them – Get the Truth.

Both men and women purchase prostate supplements.  We want to make consumers aware of a new website www.bestprostatereview.com that was launched in April 2012 which is truly unique.  Rather than talk about this prostate product and that prostate product and create phony rankings or allege that one product is better than another the customer is given the tools to actively compare and seek out the truth about a company or a product.  These tools can be used for any supplement product you wish to know more about.  The site is owned and operated by the maker of Best Prostate® Formula  (www.bestprostate.com). The tools provided are owned by the respective agencies (FDA, BBB, Consumer Complaints Board, Whois, Natural Products Foundation, FTC)
Since fraud and miss-leading the consumer seems rampant on the internet the maker of Best Prostate®, IMS Supplements, Inc. has joined the Natural Products Foundation™ in the goal of “Truth in Advertising”. Numerous companies have  joined in this pledge to consumers.
Dietary Supplement Truth in Advertising Pledge
We pledge to ensure that consumers get accurate information about legally marketed dietary supplements so that they can make informed decisions in promoting and maintaining their health. In that regard we pledge that any advertisement or marketing materials that we create, publish, or otherwise provide or disseminate will, to the best of our knowledge, be truthful, not misleading and substantiated under the requirements of both the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) as amended by Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) and the Federal Trade Commission Act:

  • Not making claims, either expressly or implied, that are not accurate and fail to adequately disclose qualifying information.
  • Verifying that there is adequate substantiation for claims being made, including the level of support, type and quality of evidence presented, and relevance of the evidence to the claim.
  • Not making claims through testimonials or expert endorsements that cannot be substantiated.
  • Ensuring that claims based on traditional use have the appropriate substantiation or clearly communicate that the sole basis for the claim is its history of use for a particular purpose.
  • Ensuring that claims are appropriate for dietary supplements and do not cause the product advertised to be a “drug” under the FDCA.
  • Using the two-part disclaimer as stipulated by the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) of 1994 when appropriate.
  • Strictly adhering to the use of “third party literature” as defined by DSHEA.

Consumers should look for the Natural Products Foundation™ program logo to ensure that the site they are purchasing from agrees to abide to “Truth in Advertising”   Look for this logo: