Selmedica is still on the internet as a link and shouldn't be! For a woman who "thinks" she is infertile (have not gotten pregnant in 3 years), I clicked on this link under "Family and pregnancy" on a major website.
They promise to fulfill an infertile couple's dreams by saying they have a 93% success rate with "natural herbs" in a bottle you can order called Ovulex for the female and something for the male.
Thank goodness for my nursing education! In their free e-book, they identified several ways of getting pregnant—one was having the woman prop up her bottom on a pillow after sex—totally obsurd! In OB-GYN, as a nursing student I learned this tactic does not work. Then, they do not identify any real doctors to have developed this product, even though they've decorated their site with one. Everyone that takes this product gets pregnant the following month—and they have the "success stories". Don't get suckered into it like I almost did! What's fishy though, is that they have all of these seperate sites for their products. Then, they have no physical address—just a web address, to collect your billing and credit card information.
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