Allegations against Fenben Lab
As the title suggests, there have been allegations that Fenben Lab products only contain 7% active Fenbendazole when it should be over 98%
We did our own investigation in to these rumors and allegations.
We have no affiliation with Fenben Lab.
We believe these allegations are false and if we’re wrong, we would gladly apologize and delete this page.
Cancer patients are going through a lot already and this drama is not something that should be on their radar but there are patients who can’t get access to Fenbendazole and their only viable option is to buy from Fenben Lab.
At one point in time, Fenben Lab was the first and only brand that was selling Fenbendazole in tablet form on the Amazon website.
There was no other competitor company selling Fenbendazole tablets at the time.
Merck pharmaceuticals was obviously the first one selling their Panacur packets and suspension on on the Amazon website but they were expensive compared to Fenben’s tablets.
People like the convenience of tablets so that’s why they went with Fenben Lab.
Then came along another company called The Happy Healing Store who’s owner is Caroline S. Williams who also is the owner and Admin of the biggest Fenbendazole support group on Facebook.
She was most likely the first one that came up with these allegations against Fenben Lab.
We believe She made these allegations to tarnish the reputation of the one and only competition She had to sell Fenbendazole and take control of the market.
The other competition is Merck Pharmaceuticals and no one, literally no one can’t take on Merck.
This is our belief and our accusations against Carolyn and her brand Happy Healing Store. These are not accusations but rather our allegations against her based on our investigation.
Carolyn said Fenben Lab tested at 7%.
This is the copy of that lab test:
Do you notice anything fishy in that document?
If you look carefully in the Submitter and Company section lines, you’ll see it’s been edited to remove something as the line is slightly erased.
Now, here is an another document/lab test that we found:
It’s the same document except the Submitter is Happy Healing and the Company is also Happy Healing.
There’s 2 possible scenarios here.
1. Happy Healing sent an adulterated Fenben Lab product to tarnish the reputation of Fenben Lab
2. Happy Healing never sent a Fenben product at all and it’s just a made up document to present to facebook users to again tarnish the reputation of Fenben Lab
Here is a copy of Fenben Lab, tested at a 3rd party which tested at over 99%
With all that being said, We can’t conclude that Fenben Lab is not all innocent. On their website they have available lab tests but it does not show the name of the testing lab company.
All of there lab tests on their website don’t have the testing lab company name. It just shows the parent company Canchema UAB.
Canchema UAB is the parent company that owns Fenben Lab.
Perhaps Canchema UAB does their own in lab testing.
However this does not count as 3rd party testing which is deceptive in our view.
Other people have tested Fenben Lab with their own money, here is one of those test results:
Now all of this still didn’t convince us.
Up until, a new Fenbendazole product company came on the block and they were doing really good in sales and you will find their products on the website sold old all the time.
This new company is called Sanare Lab and their 3rd party testing tested Fenbendazole over 99% purity.
Here is their lab test results:
And now here is the nail in the coffin as we’d like to believe.
There is a lab test that’s going around that shows Sanare Lab’s Fenbendazole is fake and is lab tested at 7%.
Oh come on. come on. 7% again?
What does 7% remind you guys of?
Can it be Caroline Williams and her company Happy Healing?
Well, you guys be the judge. Here is that lab test and it was sent by Caroline and Happy Healing.
The 2 scenarios again are either the Sanare Fenbendazole specimen was adulterated or this document was altered.
Here is that lab test:
Why do we have these nasty things going on in the alternative cancer treatment scene when we should be banding together to help cancer patients.