Health & Fitness review
Gorilla Flow review
A prostate supplement from named company Dynamic Republic Ventures LLC, sold as 1, 3 or 6 one-time bottles from $91.95 or a disclosed monthly subscription, with a 90-day refund.
Worth it
This is a comparatively transparent supplement offer: the company is named with two addresses and a toll-free number, the one-time bottle prices on the order form match the page exactly for both US and German buyers, and the recurring Subscribe and Save option is disclosed with its own agreement checkbox rather than pre-selected by default. The main weakness is the claims: the named doctor's credentials are vague beyond 'surgeon' and a list of corporate clients, and phrases like 'the God given power of this product' and warnings that the rare ingredient could run out add promotional pressure the ingredient citations do not fully support. For buyers who choose the one-time purchase and read the subscription terms carefully, this is a reasonable offer.
- Price
- $91.95
- Billing
- One-time payment, 1 to 6 bottles, with a separate Subscribe and Save monthly plan
- Best for
- Buyers who want a prostate supplement from a clearly named US company and will choose the one-time purchase over the subscription
- Not for
- Anyone who wants a doctor's specific medical credentials verified before buying
Gorilla Flow at a glance
Gorilla Flow is a capsule supplement built around six named ingredients: Gorilla Cherry (Prunus Africana), Pumpkin Seed Extract, Ultra-Refined Saw Palmetto Extract, Stinging Nettle Extract, Boron and Lycopene, each given a specific claimed function with a numbered footnote, though the full reference list was not captured. It is presented by Dr. Leo Shub, described as having advised executives at several large companies on men's health, without a stated medical specialty or board certification. The order form offers a 1-bottle one-time purchase at $91.95 total, a 3-bottle package at $177.00 and a 6-bottle package at $294.00 with free shipping, all matching the page, plus a separate Subscribe and Save plan starting at $71.00 today and then $71.00 every month, disclosed with an explicit payment-terms checkbox rather than hidden in fine print. The seller is named as Dynamic Republic Ventures LLC, with a Wilmington, Delaware address, a Tallmadge, Ohio mailing address, a toll-free number and published support hours. The page carries the standard FDA disclaimer twice.
- Format
- Capsules, oral dietary supplement
- Bundles
- 1 bottle $91.95, 3 bottles $177.00, 6 bottles $294.00 (free shipping)
- Subscription
- Subscribe and Save: $71.00 today, then $71.00 every month, cancel anytime
- Price
- $91.95 total for the 1-bottle one-time purchase
- Refund window
- 90 days on the order form
- Seller
- Dynamic Republic Ventures LLC, Wilmington, DE and Tallmadge, OH
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- gorillaflo
Six ingredients with footnoted claims
The page names six ingredients, each with a specific claimed function and a numbered footnote, though we could not see the full reference list.
For offer clarity we give 7.5.
One-time prices match, subscription disclosed
The 1, 3 and 6-bottle one-time totals match the page exactly, and the separate monthly Subscribe and Save plan is disclosed with its own agreement checkbox.
For pricing honesty we give 8.0.
Named company, two addresses
Dynamic Republic Ventures LLC is named with a Delaware address, an Ohio mailing address, a toll-free number and published support hours.
For vendor transparency we give 8.0.
A vague doctor and promotional language
Dr. Leo Shub is named without a stated specialty, and phrases about 'God given power' and running out of a rare ingredient add pressure beyond what the citations support.
For claim discipline we give 5.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- Named company with two published addresses
- One-time bottle prices match the order form exactly
- Monthly subscription disclosed with its own checkbox, not hidden
- 90-day refund window
What does not
- Doctor's credentials stated only vaguely
- Promotional language ('God given power', scarcity of ingredient) outruns the citations
- No milligram doses stated for ingredients
- Subscription option could be selected by mistake if not read carefully
Gorilla Flow FAQ
How much does Gorilla Flow cost?
$91.95 for a 1-bottle one-time purchase, $177.00 for 3 bottles, or $294.00 for 6 bottles with free shipping.
Is there a subscription option?
Yes, a separate Subscribe and Save plan charges $71.00 today and then $71.00 every month, disclosed with its own checkbox.
Who sells Gorilla Flow?
Dynamic Republic Ventures LLC, with addresses in Wilmington, Delaware and Tallmadge, Ohio.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, the order form gives a 90-day refund window.
The bottom line
This is a comparatively transparent supplement offer: the company is named with two addresses and a toll-free number, the one-time bottle prices on the order form match the page exactly for both US and German buyers, and the recurring Subscribe and Save option is disclosed with its own agreement checkbox rather than pre-selected by default. The main weakness is the claims: the named doctor's credentials are vague beyond 'surgeon' and a list of corporate clients, and phrases like 'the God given power of this product' and warnings that the rare ingredient could run out add promotional pressure the ingredient citations do not fully support. For buyers who choose the one-time purchase and read the subscription terms carefully, this is a reasonable offer.
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