Is the PPP Kit Legit?

Start with the public registers

A scam does not register trademarks. The application costs money, takes years, and puts your details on a government database permanently.

PPP-KIT is registered in five jurisdictions. Every one of these is a public record you can search right now:

• Canada, CIPO registration 2182474, in force since April 2022
• United States, USPTO Principal Register 7341742, registered April 2024
• European Union, registration 1704145, in force since July 2022
• United Kingdom, UK IPO WO000001704145, in force since July 2022
• Australia, IP Australia 2324918

The company behind the kit is 12613212 Canada Inc., federal corporation number 12613212, Quebec NEQ 1177628550. That is a real company with a filing history, and it is the same name that appears on your shipping label and on your card statement.

Reviews we do not host

Any company can put glowing reviews on its own website. That is why ours are also collected through REVIEWS.io, an independent platform that stores them on their servers, not ours.

We cannot edit those, delete the bad ones, or write new ones. If the product did not work, that is where you would see it.

When you log into the video portal after ordering, you get a unique link to leave a review there. It comes through tagged as a verified buyer, so what you read is from people who actually paid for the kit rather than anyone who found the page.

We chose that platform for one specific reason. It lets people post anonymously instead of under their own name. Almost nobody wants their name permanently attached to a review about pearly penile papules, and expecting them to would mean either very few reviews or reviews from people who were not really thinking about it. Anonymity is why the feedback is honest.

A three-year Reddit thread we cannot touch

There is a thread on r/DermatologyQuestions that has been running for three years with hundreds of comments from men describing what happened when they used the kit. Some of them were sceptical before ordering and said so.

We have no ability to moderate it, remove comments, or stop anyone posting a bad experience. Three years is long enough that if the kit caused lasting harm, that thread is where it would have surfaced.

The same applies to the comment section under our YouTube video, where men have posted updates on their progress over time.

How the before and after photos work

Photographs are easy to fake, so there is a rule attached to ours. Every submitted photo must include part of the kit, with the logo visible, somewhere in the shot. That requirement is printed on the last page of the step-by-step guide, and it means each picture ties back to an actual purchase.

We also pay for them. Customers get a refund toward their order in exchange for submitting a review with photographs, and we would rather tell you that than have you find out. It is why we have as many as we do, and it does not change what the pictures show.

See the before and after results →

What protects you if we are wrong

You can check out with PayPal, which carries buyer protection if a product never arrives or arrives different from its description. We have accepted PayPal since May 2020 and the seller account is still in good standing, which would not be the case if disputes were routine.

On top of that, there is a guarantee that costs us money to honour: if you try the kit and still decide to go to a dermatologist within six months, send us the treatment invoice and we refund the kit in full. Nobody selling something that does not work offers that, because everybody would claim it.

Does it actually work?

The method is not ours. Electrodesiccation has been used by dermatologists for decades, and it is the treatment most of them prefer for pearly penile papules over laser. A fine tip creates a controlled electrical arc that destroys each papule at the surface.

What we built was a version calibrated for home use: the same principle, at a power ceiling set for the skin on the corona of the glans rather than for a clinic device designed to treat thicker skin elsewhere on the body. Most men clear everything in one or two sessions.

This also explains why creams cannot work. A papule is solid tissue, so it has to be physically destroyed. Nothing applied to the surface dissolves it, which is why toothpaste, oils and branded removal creams all fail. We tested those ourselves before building anything.

Every removal method compared, with costs →

One thing to watch for

Several sellers now market kits under names close to ours, some using a website address deliberately similar to this one, hoping you will mistake them for us. The authentic PPP-KIT is sold only at pppkit.com.

If you are buying from a marketplace listing or a different domain, you are not buying from us, our guarantee will not apply, and the copies typically arrive without the numbing cream. This is what the real one looks like, and every before and after photograph on our site has to show part of it in the shot.

The authentic PPP-KIT™