Those interested in male performance products love to hear about “mimics”.

For instance, whenever we read that something available as an OTC (over the counter) treatment is just as reliable as Viagra we rush to find out more.

This is because it means that there may be an affordable and “embarrassment free” way to get your hands on an effective cure for a range of ED or male performance issues.

It was the name of Vialipro (from Good Health, Inc.) that grabbed our attention right away because it seemed to be making a direct reference to the popular “Vialis” medication available only by prescription.

We decided to give this compound a thorough investigation to determine if it lived up to the claims it made. What were the claims?

The manufacturer said that it would indeed boost the power and endurance of an erection, and that it only had to be used just prior to sexual activity rather than as a daily supplement.

How It Works And Ingredients

We decided to take a good look at the ingredients in Vialipro, and found few things different from many other male performance products.

This formula used a lot of herbal ingredients, and listed them all, but it was when we saw Arginine that we knew this product was not so innovative or unusual.

This is because this is a compound frequently included in male enhancement and in bodybuilding formulations.

To explain the function of this all natural material as quickly and clearly as possible, we have to ask you to envision a very serious bodybuilder’s muscles.

You know the kind we’re talking about…the ones that have bulging veins and make the guy look like he’s going to burst.

This is usually due to their weight lifting, but that swollen look is also the result of a reliance on vasodilators.

These are natural compounds found in the body, with the most effective one being nitric oxide, or NO.

When someone takes Arginine supplements their body dramatically boosts NO production, and this leads to the swelling of blood vessels and the delivery of loads of blood and oxygen into the tissue.

Now, if you picture what this would do to the soft tissue and blood vessels in the penis, you can begin to understand why the makers of Vialipro included it in the mix.

User Reviews and Feedback

The use of such compounds, however, does not ensure that Vialipro delivers the goods.

We looked for consumer feedback about it and were surprised by a lack of comments at all.

We found professional reviews saying that the absence of clinical trials is a definitive “con” and that the ingredients are not as safe or reliable as they might be.

This led us to the discovery that Vialipro actually has an FDA warning attached to it because of the inclusion of certain questionable herbs and ingredients.

We were also a bit startled to see a total lack of guarantees or assurances of effectiveness.

Where To Buy

At the time this review went to press Vialipro was unavailable for sale.

A voluntary recall had occurred in many countries and there were few businesses willing to advocate the use of the problematic ingredients.

Recommendation

We would not recommend this product simply because it has been removed from the general market.

Though we are sure people can use the Internet to obtain some samples or packages of it, the fact that it has been deemed a risky or dangerous compound allows us to say that “steering clear” of Vialipro is a good idea.

If you need something that is prescription strength, this is not the mimic product to use, and you should continue your search for one that is safe and effective.

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Author: Rob Miller

Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller