Wayne K.
SCAM WARNING! THIS COMPANY IS NOT LEGIT!
This is a scam company. The five star “reviews” clearly sound as if written by the same individual. Very phony sounding. The authors rave as if these ED medications were something “new” when they’ve all been around for decades!… The negative reviews often complain of having no effect - (typical of counterfeit medicines from Asia) and many people complaining of overcharging and subscriptions that weren’t ordered and impossible to cancel. The company reply is identical in every case: “Please get a hold of TrustPilot so we can investigate this for you.” Baloney. It’s YOUR company! Why pass the buck to TrustPilot? They don’t own “Friday Plans.” But don’t take my word for it: Simply Google the company name and the word “scam” or “legit” and see for yourself. They post no US company address or phone numbers. No names of doctors or pharmacists either. All of the well known “on line” ED med companies do this. I’ve purchased ED meds from all the familiar companies and I have never heard of “Friday Plans” until recently. Even their order page looks unprofessional. This place has red flags flying everywhere. Google them for yourself - you’ll thank me later. EDIT: If you are still considering buying from this phony company, take a good look at their “reply” to my review - be sure to look at all of it. If this isn’t an automated scam reply, I don’t know what is. If scamming wasn’t such a terrible problem, their “reply” would almost be funny. Go ahead and read it! Thank you.
Response from Friday PlansJan 20, 2026
I apologize for any unease you've experienced. Our products are FDA-approved generics, and we work with a U.S.-licensed pharmacy and U.S-licensed medical providers to ensure safety and authenticity. Obviously, we want to resolve any issues that result in less than stellar customer experience which is why we request information via TrustPilot on negative reviews so that we can research the customer interaction and investigate the purported issue.