The product is HoneyFil. The address you are reading this on is honeyyfiil.com, with an extra y and an extra i.
We cannot see the reason from the page. Domain names that differ from a brand name are common, since the exact spelling is often taken, but a mismatch is also how look-alike sites work.
The practical effect is the same either way: typing the brand name into a browser may not bring you here, and typing this address from memory is easy to get wrong.
Bookmark the page you trust instead of retyping the address. Before you pay, read the address bar on the checkout page and compare it with the confirmation email. Be cautious with links in ads or messages that use a near-match spelling, since a one-letter difference can lead to a different site entirely.