Would You Promote A Penis Enhancement Product That Was FDA Approved?

**Lee** · 12-20-2004, 10:21 PM

To date, i dont beleive there is such a product on the market but, 'hypothetically' if such a product was to become available for webmasters to promote.. would you?

Regards,

Lee

Xstr8guy · 12-20-2004, 10:29 PM

Hell Yeah! I would buy it too!

Lol, I can't believe I'm admitting this in a public forum... but I did try Enzyte for 3 months. Alas, my dick wasn't 2 inches bigger after those 3 months

How can they still sell that stuff? And their ad budget must be huge because their commercials are on TV all of the time.

mensniche · 12-21-2004, 05:06 AM

www.sizegenetics.com - this has ALL the european approvals including the CE marking (maybe a UK one) this is VERY well endoresed by doctors and customers alike!

www.mensniche.com

Dzinerbear · 12-21-2004, 10:29 AM

Lee,

This is a very good question. I've always been a tad nervous about promoting chemicals that people put in their bodies or equipment that seems more tortuous than beneficial. I always wondered if anyone had ever came back to a site that referred the surfer to the product, and could that webmaster be sued?

I don't know. Can NBC be sued by someone whose suffered negative consequences after they took a diet product they saw advertised on television? I'm not a lawyer, but if a stupid woman in Bumfuck USA can sue McDonald's because she burned her legs when they squished the coffee cup that she had placed there; if a break and enter thief has the right to sue you after he tripped over a bunch of renovation material you had left all over the floor, then I don't doubt that we'll one day see a webmaster getting sued because someone's penis fell off.

I am, however, going to give Stud Trainer a try because it seems pretty benign. I suppose someone could possibly sprain their penis, but the chances for negative consequences seem pretty low. (They don't seem to have a webmaster referrral program yet, their program is pretty new, but the above URL does contain my affiliate referral code.) Al, the guy who runs the program is a great guy who wastes no time in returning e-mail.

Cheers
Dzinerbear

mensniche · 12-21-2004, 12:04 PM

are you joking?

We meet them guys in Florida... there device is not good for the customers if thats who you are thinking about then the sizegenetics device is the best one to go for... I would love to meet you in Vegas and talk about this, I know allot about this shit and you are making a bad call there.

Jasun · 12-21-2004, 12:28 PM

If there was a way to make your penis bigger, it wouldn't be a secret.. it wouldn't be a "does that actually work" and it would be the lead story on Good Morning America.. think of what happened when Viagra was released... it worked and every single person in the world knew about it.

those dick excercize machines are not only pointless and useless, they could conceivably injure your customers.

Permamant Penis enlargments are the Big Foot of the porn world... there's lot of fuzzy evidence that they would work, just no REAL evidence that wasn't faked.

Would I sell them on my site?

No.. because if such a pill worked, people would be at their doctors banging down the door for a prescription. Drugs that actually work don't need to be sold on the internet.

Dzinerbear · 12-21-2004, 12:35 PM

Well, I already talked to you before and told you that I couldn't sell your mensniche products because you don't have any gay tour pages. I'm not sending my traffic to a site with half naked women on it.

And furthermore, none of these products work. So it's a matter of figuring out which ones want hurt or damage the buyer. And if you're so sure yours does work, please send me a free sample and I'll gladly check it out, believe me, I could use all the help I can get.

Dzinerbear

**jIgG** · 12-21-2004, 03:17 PM

isn't Sizegenetics just a tool to stretch your cock?
Kinda like the guys who use weights except not as uncomfortable.
Or what was it ..... jelquing.

From what I've read, those sort of things damage skin cells and can cause limp dick.

Just guesstimating

desslock · 12-21-2004, 03:41 PM

For me, I philosophically do not add or subtract weight to a product if it has been approved by the FDA. I also am a big advocate of keeping herbal and vitamin products unregulated. If the FDA were to approve some kind of penis enlargement product, like Enzyte, then it would be something that would require a doctor's prescription, like Viagra.

That would mean for us we would be selling such FDA approved products through one of those RX affiliate programs that are legally in a fog. So to answer Lee's question - it would not only be a question of choosing to promote the product, but also whether I would be comfortable promoting an affiliate program that "sells" doctor's prescriptions and upsets most states' attorneys general.

Now I happen to already use an online discount cigarettes affiliate program, but I chose that one after I looked into the programs out there, and found one that I found reputable, legally sound, and not "fly by night." There are other things to consider for such an affiliate program: do they turn a blind eye to spam? Are their affiliate terms lucrative?

I also promote casino programs too after some research. So I can be convinced, but the product needs to be good, and the program needs to be good.

Steve

**dirtygeek** · 12-21-2004, 03:53 PM

Honestly, penis pills and porn videos would make me feel a little too much like the old dirty man at the liquor store down the street. Ya know, like I’m in a faded polyester shirt, bald on top, sitting behind a counter with ads like “GET A BIGGER COCK IN JUST 5 DAYS! THAT’S RIGHT!” or “LOOSE 30 POUNDS IN 5 DAYS!”

Not that the people that make those products are do anything bad, and hell, maybe they really do help some people. (Stranger things have happened)

Just every time I see them, the first thing that pop’s in my head is a late night infomercial. Wonder if they could get that Amazing Grill guy….?