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[CorsacReborn]

Sorry, what exactly is dangerous? A government approved treatment for micropenis? Nhs charges 150 for this , i found somewhere that sells a better version cheaper.
So educate yourself before offering no help.

As opposed to helping a company prey on the insecurities of men?

If the NHS could help then they wouldn't offer the following advice which you can read here.

Let me quote some stuff from there for you.

While many men worry their penis is too small, research shows that most men's penises are normal and they needn't be concerned. Professor Kevan Wylie, a sexual medicine consultant, says men with concerns about their penis size should consider talking to a health professional before experimenting with treatments, which are mostly ineffective, expensive and potentially harmful.

"Many men who worry about the size of their penis generally have overall body image issues," he says. "What happens is that they tend to focus their poor body image on their penis.

Non-surgical treatments
Pills and lotions
These products usually contain vitamins, minerals, herbs or hormones that claim to enlarge the penis. Despite their impressive claims, there's absolutely no clinical evidence that these products work and some may even be harmful. The University of Maryland in the US carried out an analysis on some of these and found traces of lead, pesticides, E. coli bacteria and animal faeces.
"They're a complete waste of time," says Professor Wylie. "Pills and lotions have no proven benefit. If they were effective, they would be on sale at chemists. Using a lotion may help a man become more familiar with his penis, which some men shy away from. So lotions can help a man become more comfortable with his penis but they certainly won't make it any bigger."

I see nothing about the NHS offering this stuff for £150, please note the charges for any NHS treatments on this page and see that there is no mention of "Penis Enlargement Cream" on there of any kind.

Education +1.