The AMI Clinic closes its doors at Harley Street in London UK

The Advanced Medical Institute (AMI Clinic), known for their nasal sprays that are said to cure Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation, have closed their doors at Harley Street in London. This closure was lead by UK trading standard officials and by the looks of it, the AMI clinics will not be back any time soon.

Unlike the Boston Medical Group which requires a personalized assessment and possible injection therapy, the AMI clinic is known by men for their nasal sprays. Although there has been recent controversy involving AMI, some men claim the spray works and other say it is a scam. There have been mixed reviews, most of them controversial.

ARTICLE: What is the Advanced Medical Institute AMI Clinic?

£2,800 fake cure for Erectile Dysfunction

According to several news sources, AMI offered a fake £2,800 cure for men who suffer from Erectile Dysfunction and PE. The UK council received hundreds of complaints from men who claimed they had been mislead and scammed into immediately buying nasal spray treatments.

They expressed the AMI staff was rude, pushy and aggressively convinced then into buying a treatment that they initially thought would cost £29.95. The actual cost turned out to be more like £2,995.

Trading standards officers posed as clients

Three undercover trading standards officers posed as clients seeking help and treatment. All had doctor consultations at AMI, but no physical examination was done to determine the cause of their sexual dysfunction. They were simply provided a questionnaire to fill out and asked a few questions by the doctor. All three of them were later prescribed the nasal spray treatment.

After concluding the doctor’s visit another employee of AMI was appointed to determine payment and stressed that if they do not immediately treat their condition, there relationship would suffer, for they cannot satisfy their wife or partner.

The officials were asked to pay £2,995 for the treatment. They even received a money back guarantee. The guarantee was not clear, it failed to mention they would have to go through all necessary alternative treatments if the nasal spray did not work, in order to get their money refunded.

ARTICLE: A man was asked to give himself injections if he wanted a refund from AMI

A senior official from the trading standards department said “these people would have been very vulnerable and this company was making money selling something that was essentially a fob”

AMI CLINIC location Harley Street London:

AMI closed its doors voluntarily after the operation. However, it still runs a clinic in Australia where it is also undergoing investigation for deceptive marketing.

Their have been several topics in the Edguider Forum concerning the effectiveness and practices of the AMI Clinic. Read more about what other men had to say about the Advanced Medical Institute:

FORUM: AMI is a scam-my experience!

FORUM: MY completed AMI experience