I recently saw an advertisement in "Rolling Stone" Magazine and in "Playboy" Magazine concerning the product Mioplex. I ordered a 3 month supply from Boland-Naturals. I did not realize that when I ordered this product that there had already been many consumer complaints against the company, Lifekey Healthcare. This company takes advantage of men who are experiencing prostate health problems and problems of ejacualtion.
On the company web site there is no information about the active indredient or inert products of their product. No health warnings or side-effects are mentioned.
Thanks to your consumer web site, I was able to find out the problems that others are having with Lifekey Healhtcare. They do not mention that your order will be shipped automatically every 3 months and billed to your credit card account.
I called the company this morning to find out the return procedure for mailing back their unopenend product. I was told I had to request a form from the company, but nothing was mentioned that the form would have to be notorized. I am in the process of cancelling my order, but in the meantime, my order has been shipped. I have contacted my credit card company about my dispute.
Lifekey Healthcare charges $12.95 for priority and expedited handling which is also a rip-off. The package is shipped by USPS first class mail and not via FedEx or UPS ground as you are lead to believe.
I did a web search for Boland Naturals, Inc., but I did not find any of their products that contained Cernitan, a pollen extract from flowers, that cost $59.95 for a month supply. This apparently is the active ingredient in Mioplex. I am sure that if this Swedish company was aware of the scam that Lifekey Healthcare was pulling in the USA, they would be extremely upset.
I hope this warning will help others who feel the need to purchase this product.
Bob
Lansdale, Pennsylvania
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