Zetpil-RX suppositories

I just stumbled across a company that makes the weirdest suppositories: mood enhancing suppositories, vitamin suppositories, mind booster suppositories, you name it. Expensive too. The odd thing is that it's an American-based company, but the name 'zetpil' is actually the Dutch word for 'suppository'. It looks a bit like a joke to me, even though they actually do sell suppositories (and expensive ones at that). Whi would call their company 'suppository-RX'?? Does anyone have any experience with them? What do you think?

http://www.forresthealth.com/zetpil/

I seriously doubt that those suppositories can meet the claims. Are all of those compounds even able to be absorbed in the colon/rectum?

I guess you didn't read this at the very bottom of their website:

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IT'S A SCAM

It's totally a scam. Rectal feeding has been debunked for donkeys years.

Thank you folks, I agree. I hope this conversation serves as a warning to others.

Thank you folks, I agree. I hope this conversation serves as a warning to others.

If you "agree" this is a scam, why did you post it in the first place without saying so???

Well I wasn't sure but your argument about the FDA statement is compelling. At their own website they say they *are* FDA regulated so you finding out that they also say that they're NOT evaluated means they contradict themselves. Are you seriously upset that I actually listen to what you say?

The FDA statement is on almost everything these days

The FDA statement is on almost everything these days

That statement is NOT on real accepted drugs.

That FDA statement is on ersatz drugs, ersatz pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals (has NO meaning in US law), homeopathic compounds, among others that have no science or peer review to back them up.

That guy might as well be selling penis enlargement pills (which also don't work).

The guy selling the stuff IS "regulated" by the FDA in that he has to make that statement because what he is selling is junk, NOT that he is regulated by the FDA in that they make inspections of his manufacturing facility.