When I typed "phentermine" in the Google search box one of the first websites was for PGH Products. They advertise weightloss pills that "mimic" the effects of phentermine. PGH calls their pills Phentramine (easy to overlook the difference in spelling).
You place the order and click agree to the usual fine print disclaimer that never clearly states that the product is a rip-off and you can't get your money back.
What I received was pills that look similar to Phentermine but do not "mimic" the effects in any way. The pills only increased my appetite and gave me caffeine jitters.
I have three issues with this company: first, when I type "phentermine" in the search engine I should not receive "phentramine" as one of the first few links. Second, this company should not use the old bait and switch tactic by advertising a drug name that is close enough to overlook the difference in spelling. Third, their advertising is completely false because their product does not in any way "mimic" the effects of the prescription phentermine.
Complaints to their "customer service" department are useless and a waste of time. The pills are dangerous and this company should be forced to refund the money to customers who are not satisfied.
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