SCAMMERS ALERT ⚠️

Copycats are stealing our content word-for-word and selling you knock-off formulas. Read this before you buy.

By Dr. Andrew Fogarty, Founder of Veloma

Last Updated: November 2, 2026

I don't usually do this, and I never thought I would, but there's something on my chest I need to get off about these scams running on Facebook and Amazon.

 

After launching our antifungal company Veloma, the market has overflowed with copycats left and right.

 

I know it's normal.

I know I shouldn't complain.

 

But some of these brands have really crossed the line.

 

👉 Loravey. TrySylk. Veloria. And countless Amazon knockoffs.

These guys didn't just copy our design…

❌ They copied our formula.

❌ Our posts.

❌ Our ads

Even our team members' clips that we filmed personally.

 

And now they're using them as their own.

 

And the worst part?

 

They cheapened everything.

 

❌ Lower quality ingredients.

❌ Cheaper production.

 

Then they undercut our price so it looks like a "better deal".

Don't just take my word for it — check for yourself.

You can verify this yourself here: whatsmydns.net/domain-age

 

We've been around for more than 1 year. Most of these copycats popped up within the last few months — right after our brand started going viral.

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Look — this was never about ego for me.

 

If any of them made a better formula, I wouldn't have tried competing with them at all.

 

I would gladly refer everyone to them.

 

I'd even consider partnering with them.

 

Because for me it's not about money — It's about actually helping men & women finally get rid of jock itch, athlete's foot and other fungal infections for good after years of failed treatments.

 

But copying our work, cutting corners, and tricking people? That's not competition.

 

That's exploitation!

The people going through this are already suffering.

And when companies like these come along and hand them yet another solution that either doesn't work or works for a bit then comes back...

 

I just can't keep quiet.

That's what frustrates me most...

Men & women who've been suffering for months — sometimes years — finally find a solution that works, only to get tricked into buying a watered-down version that sets them back to square one.

Of course, when these brands see this, they'll shut this down and launch their own page saying we're the "bad guys."

But please don't fall for their trap, and please spread the word.

The original antifungal soap is only available from our official website Veloma.store

⚠️ We do NOT sell on Amazon.

Thank you for trusting us.

- Andrew Fogarty (Founder of Veloma)

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What Real Veloma Customers Are Saying

4.9

"Works Better Than My Prescription"

My doctor gave me this cream that cost 80 bucks and it worked for maybe a week but then came back🫤. Found this soap through some Reddit thread when I couldn't sleep. I was skeptical but figured what the hell, already wasted enough money. It actually cleared everything up in about 10 days. Been using it for 2 months now, still clear. Wish I found this earlier.

Kacper P.

VERIFIED CUSTOMER

4.9

“No More Avoiding My Girlfriend"

"This is kind of embarrassing but I was avoiding intimacy with my girlfriend for months because she kept getting infections. Tried every antifungal out there, nothing worked until I found this veloma soap. I took around 3 weeks before we were back to normal if you know what I mean haha. SO WORTH IT"

Liam J.

VERIFIED CUSTOMER

4.9

"Athlete’s foot Gone In 12 Days"

"I'm not one to write reviews but this deserves it. Had athletes foot for over a year, saw 5 different doctors. Nothing worked. This veloma soap cleared it in literally a week and a half. You just swap your regular soap for this one - that's it. I honestly can't believe something this simple actually fixed it, but it does and I will forever be grateful."

Alan N.

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P.S. The moment they see this, they'll probably copy it too. So if you see something similar from another brand framing us as the “villain” — now you know.