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Prostafense is listed under Personal Care.
Prostafense (prostafense.com) has 4 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 1.0 out of 5.
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This product did absolutely nothing. I gave it a good try; but nothing in my system changed. Everything, and I mean everything, remained the same. I believe this is a scam. Do not waste your precious time or money.
By Norman M.
Placed 2 orders (1 was a goof up on my part), only wanted to try 6 bottles. Contacted support and was told that they would handle it. Long story short, that was in May. It is now July and haven't heard anything else despite calling and emailing numerous times. They shipped 6 bottles. Packing slip showed 12. Paid for 2 orders and have asked for a refund. Crickets! Don't plan on any customer service from this company
By Tom
On 06/12/26, I ordered 2 bottles of Prostafense for my husband. After checkout, a pop-up message said that my account had been awarded 6 "free" bottles. I clicked on "claim my 6 free bottles". Later, on 06/12/26, I discovered that I was charged $283.14 for the 6 "free" bottles. On 06/13/26, I emailed to let them know that I was charged in error, and to request a refund. I included a screenshot of the pop-up message and the bank transaction showing the money coming out of my account. I didn't hear back, so I sent this same message again on 06/18/26. On 06/18/26, they offered to refund me 25% of my money and said that I could keep the 6 "free" bottles. On 06/19/26, I rejected the offer and asked for 100%. On 06/19/26, they then offered me 50% of my money. On 06/19/26, I strongly asked them for 100% of my money and said that I would be keeping the 6 "free" bottles. I also asked them to honor their promise. I included another copy of the screenshot of the pop-up saying that I had been awarded 6 "free" bottles. I heard nothing back. On 06/23/29, I sent a follow-up email asking for a response. As of today, 06/24/26, I have not received a response. I will be reporting this experience to the IC3 and the FTC. Amia Franklin
By Samantha F.
I am writing this to warn other consumers about the false advertising used for Prostafense. The company is running promotional videos that are clearly AI-generated deepfakes. They use the likenesses of Dr. Jordan Peterson and Dr. Mehmet Oz to make it look like they formulated and endorsed this product. If a company has to fake medical endorsements to sell a supplement, they cannot be trusted. I did not and will not buy or try this product.
By William B.
