Studies have shown that 75% (!) of all Cialis tablets sold over the internet are counterfeit! This part of our website is intended to help our customers recognise illegal, and potentially dangerous pills.

It goes without saying that criminals want to get rich quickly by selling fake pills. Your health and well-being is no concern to them. Fortunately, counterfeit pills are easily recognised:
- Sharp edges
- Light yellow colour as a result of inferior coating
- The word 'C20' and text are poorly imprinted or absent
- In some cases: no batch number or expiry date

At best, counterfeit pills have few active components, or none whatsoever. At worst, these fake pills can contain dangerous components such as amphetamines (the illicit drug "speed"), as past testing has proven.
We want to emphasise that original pills are only sold through registered pharmacies!
Just remember: no prescription = fake pills !

These are imitation Cialis pills containing the same active component as in Cialis (Tadalafil). However, the strength of this component is never constant. Sold under the names Apcalis, Regalis etc.
These pills are not registered in the UK and are illegal. HM Customs frequently confiscates shipments arriving from India or other countries.

We can be quite blunt about this one: Cialis for women does not exist, whatever some people might want you to believe. It certainly has nothing to do with Cialis.
Again: taking these pills is playing Russian roulette with your health.

Please note:
Counterfeit pills are also often sold under the names mentioned above! Some online vendors cheat their customers by supplying these pills instead of the original Cialis the customer thought he ordered.