Are donki ‘supplements’ legit? Are they safe?

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1. If you want dick pills you can order them online iirc from one of the online pharmacies you can search for. Since these are vitamin supplements they’re not regulated as medicine and I’d be very wary of taking them for any purpose.

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3. Probably safe since they’re mostly different mixes of selected vitamins. Also, if they actually worked, we’d definitely hear about it.

4. Unless you’re missing on certain vitamins due to illness, all supplements are unnecessary and are nothing but, as somebody once put it, a way of producing very expensive pee.

5. Eat food, mostly plants, not too much. — Michael Pollan

6. Most of the good supplements aren’t legal otc so I wouldn’t bother

7. They are all fake af. but safe to consume

8. They most likely do nothing but probably won’t harm you. So why waste your money?

   If you are looking for dick pills, they might work as a placebo to give you confidence.

9. If you don’t have a prescription it is safe to get placebos.

10. Safe? I’d assume so, donki is a huge chain and they can sell them, so I would expect they won’t kill you. Will they do anything..? Ehhh… if the placebo effect works, maybe?m
    Edit: if you’re male and need help in that department, I’d recommend a urologist and not to be embarrassed. I visited one and got the help I needed. I wish I did it YEARS earlier than I did.

11. Mostly caffeine, vitamins B6 and B12 to give you energy and make you feel alert.

    The designer fake THC products have had some mixed info recently. They slip through a loophole, but there have been stories of a few people having horrific side effects.