E
Overall Rating
Untrustworthy
Fenzol Fenbendazole 222/444 Mg 60/120/240 Capsules
Overview

Fenzol and its related companies, including Naresun, Curer Lab, FenbenPro, and Nutrizole Lab, have recently emerged on the market. Tracing these brands reveals connections primarily leading to Lithuania, suggesting that Fenzol is a subsidiary of Fenben Lab. Notable concerns include the use of identical Terms and Conditions templates across multiple websites and a lack of transparency regarding independent testing. The Fenbendazole

Specifications
Dosages222 mg, 444 mg The Fenbendazole
Package Options60, 120, 240 capsules The Fenbendazole
IngredientsFenbendazole The Fenbendazole
Pros
+Has a functional website and offers phone support
Cons
Rated as E Tier "Untrustworthy"
Uses identical Terms and Conditions templates as other suspicious brands (Naresun, Fenben Lab) referencing Adisant UAB and Canchema UAB
Lack of independent testing
Self-issued certificates show signs of manipulation. The Fenbendazole
Lab Testing

Lab Testing: None of the associated companies (Fenzol, Naresun, or Fenben Lab) provide results from independent testing, relying solely on self-issued certificates. The Fenbendazole Certificate of Analysis: The company provides self-issued certificates with inconsistencies that point toward manipulation. A sample COA can be found at Fenzol CoA. The Fenbendazole

Document Manipulation & Corporate Connections

Our investigation reveals that Fenzol manipulates certificates and fabricates lab data. The company operates under Adisant UAB (also known as Adisant Ltd) — the same Lithuanian entity behind Naresun and connected to Fenben Lab.

1. Identical Corporate Identity

Both the Fenzol and Naresun websites use identical Terms & Conditions templates and reference the same legal entity: Adisant UAB, Taikos g. 1-71, LT-18113 Svencionys, Lithuania. The Fenben Lab website also uses the same template structure, pointing to a shared corporate network.

Fenzol, Naresun, and Fenben Lab Terms & Conditions — same Adisant UAB entity
2. Fabricated Certificates of Analysis

Fenzol publishes two different Certificates of Analysis for the same product — one on their website and another on Amazon. Despite different lot numbers and dates, both are issued by Adisant Ltd. The Amazon certificate still lists info@naresun.com as the contact email, revealing that the company forgot to update the details when creating a "new" brand.

Fenzol CoA comparison — website version vs Amazon version, both by Adisant Ltd
Fenzol certificate showing Naresun email — info@naresun.com on Adisant Ltd document

Conclusion: Fenzol, Naresun, and likely Fenben Lab are operated by the same entity — Adisant UAB/Ltd. The company systematically creates multiple brands from a single source, reuses certificate templates across brands, and appears to fabricate independent lab testing documentation. Consumers should be aware that purchasing from any of these brands means dealing with the same supplier under different names.

Warning

Serious concerns about transparency and authenticity; Customers are advised to stay informed and cautious when engaging with this brand. The Fenbendazole

Disclaimer — This review is for informational purposes only. TheFenbendazole.com is an independent research blog. Product ratings reflect publicly available data, lab testing availability, manufacturer transparency, and community feedback. Always consult a healthcare professional.