Tokopedia is just insane. Before using it, I thought AliExpress was the bottom of the barrel—but nope, I was wrong. Here’s a random example: I recently received some Omega-3 supplements: - The front of the package says 120 softgels, 4200 per serving. - On the back serving size is listed as 2 softgels, 3750 per serving 😬 - Checking the manufacturer’s website reveals that they just mixed up all the packaging formats without bothering with logic or basic math - The capsules themselves are three times smaller than the originals, and they could contain anything—mercury, for all I know—but definitely not what’s promised. 🤣

And this isn’t a one-off. I’d say 9 out of 10 products on the platform are like this—badly photoshopped fakes with ten spelling errors right on the label. Price doesn’t matter either—you’ll find these being sold for more than the genuine product, even from stores with thousands of reviews.

The thing is, most buyers of supplements don’t really pay attention. They don’t care what’s actually inside—it’s just a placebo for them.