Note: This is just a review. Click Here to visit the official Vigrx Delay website.
Premature ejaculation is no joke. It can ruin relationships, marriages, and can also be VERY embarrassing, especially when you’re planning on having sex with a girl for the first time. There’s certainly no shortage of over the counter remedies available on the market, many of which I’ve personally had a chance to test.
The majority of those that I’ve tested have been pills, which can sometimes take a few days (or even weeks) to kick in.
Also, it’s a simple fact that some guys just HATE taking pills, for whatever reason.
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Made by the same folks that brought you Vigrx Plus pills, Vigrx delay spray is different. Instead of a pill, the delay spray is literally a bottle the size of a small bottle of mouthwash.
It’s pretty self-explanatory, but the goal behind Vigrx Delay Spray is…well, “delay” your orgasms.
You basically spray it on your penis about 5 – 10 minutes before sex, rub it in with your hand, and it allows you to perform MUCH longer then you normally would.
So how does it do this?
Well, the secret behind it is the formula, with the key ingredient being a local anesthetic commonly called Benzocaine (the medical term is ethyl aminobenzoate).
Benzocaine is actually commonly used as a topical pain reliever and is also used in some brands of condoms to delay premature ejaculation.
The BIG advantage to using Vigrx Delay Spray over that of a condom is 2 fold:
Condoms suck 🙂
You can put on as much (or as little) as you need to depending on the severity of your problem.
The directions on the label state that you should use 1 – 3 sprays 10 min. prior to sexual activity.
The end result is that you have a hard penis, but don’t cum too quickly.
So what makes Vigrx Delay Spray different from the others?
Practically all of the major premature ejaculation sprays on the market, such as Stud 100, Premjact, and Promescent, use a completely different anesthetic called Lidocaine.
While similar in it’s mechanism of action, there are some MAJOR problems with Lidocaine:
Lidocaine works TOO WELL, often making you so numb you can’t even feel your penis.
The effects of Lidocaine can last for HOURS, which unless you’re looking to have sex for 4 hours +, would be kind of annoying.
Lidocaine’s effects can penetrate deep into the skin, causing toxicity.
Lidocaine is PERFECT for getting a cavity filled or a root canal.
It’s NOT suitable for a premature ejaculation spray.
The same effects could be said about Benzocaine, HOWEVER, it would take a MASSIVE dose of Benzocaine to have the same problem. Think like 20 sprays of Vigrx Delay Spray, vs. just 1 or 2 sprays of some of the other guys.
Also, unlike the majority of the other premature ejaculation sprays on the market, Vigrx Delay Spray contains numerous other ingredients that help to get you hard AND keep you hard.
Those ingredients include: Panax Ginseng root extract, Ginkgo Biloba, Wild Yam, Licorice root extract, Rasberry fruit extract, and Turnera aphrodisiaca extract.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it be used orally?
It’s possible, but that’s not how it’s intended to be used.
Are there any side effects?
As with pretty much any supplement or spray, there’s certainly the potential to get side effects with Vigrx Delay Spray. The most common being itching and burning at the application site.
I didn’t experience this at all during my experiment (more on that below).
This is most common if you have an allergy to the primary ingredient, and you should definitely check with your doctor before using it.
How often should I use it?
You can use it as often or as little as you like. There’s no chance at developing a “tolerance” to the spray, so it doesn’t require cycling on or off of it.
Will it make me bigger?
No, but there are several other products you can use for that. Click Here to check them out.
My Personal Results
At 34 years old, I don’t typically suffer from premature ejaculation. Most guys that have this problem are usually in their early to mid 20’s, and their hormones are raging and testosterone levels are soaring.
However, I DID want to test out Vigrx Delay Spray to see if it would make me last longer.
I followed the directions on the label and pumped out just one spray.
Before you do this I recommend you go to your bathroom or kitchen sink to get a few pumps out to prime it. Sometimes when you pump it at first nothing comes out.
After 2 sprays I rubbed it in for a few minutes. Since my girlfriend wasn’t around at the time, I was forced to experiment on my own.
I actually started a timer so I could see how long I lasted.
I put on one of my favorite porn vids, and went to work.
Normally it takes me about 5 – 6 minutes to “finish”, but at the 10 min. mark I was still tugging away.
The best part about it was I didn’t lose any of the sensation you get from masturbating.
I didn’t feel “numbed out” and all in all it took me about 14 minutes to hit my orgasm. I also didn’t notice any side effects, which is always a good thing.
Quick Tip!
I’ve personally used and recommend a premature ejaculation supplement called Prosolution Plus for quite sometime now. It’s literally the ONLY supplement on the market that has had a clinical study conducted, PROVING that it helps with PE symptoms.
So it got me thinking…
What if you were to combine this very effective supplement with the Vigrx Delay Spray?
Well, I decided to give it a shot, and I have to say the effects were ENORMOUS.
Not only did I last 10 minutes longer than when I used the delay spray alone, but I can say with 120% certainty that I’ve never been that horny in my entire life!
You can find it on their official website, www.VigrxDelaySpray.com. A 1-month supply will run you $49.95, and is backed by a 67-day money back guarantee.
In the highly unlikely event it doesn’t work for you, you don’t pay for it. Period.
Recommendation
If you’ve been suffering from premature ejaculation for a long time, I personally think this is one of the best investments you’ll ever make when it comes to your sex life.
When combined with a supplement called Prosolution Plus, the effects are ENORMOUS when compared to using it by itself.
You will literally be lasting for hours, should you choose to do so.
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So I’ve had a few people contact me over the past couple of months asking how they can buy Vigrx Plus without a credit card. There’s a few ways to do it, however, the folks over at leading edge health (the makers of Vigrx Plus) don’t make it very obvious.
The purpose of this post is to show you exactly what you need to do in order to buy it without using a credit or debit card.
Note:Click Here to see how to buy Vigrx Plus with Paypal
Step 1: Click Here To Visit The Vigrx Plus Mail Order Form
When you visit the mail order page, you’ll be presented with the ability to select the quantity of your order.
The default is a 4 months supply, but you can click the arrow and select whichever package you like (1 month, 2 month, etc.)
Personally speaking, I suggest you go with AT LEAST a 3 months supply, since it takes about that long for the best results to kick in.
After you select your order quanity, you’ll choose your shipping method.
This is totally up to you.
When I originally ordered Vigrx Plus I think I opted for the express shipping (which is FREE) and I got my package in just 3 – 4 days.
If you just can’t wait that long, order the overnight.
Step 2: Enter Your Info
This is pretty self-explanatory.
Just fill out all of the required fields like first and last name, address, city, state, etc.
Vigrx Plus is available in practically every country, however, it is important to note that in some countries you won’t be able to buy it.
Here’s a list of countries where they do NOT ship to: Afghanistan, Argentina, Cuba, Estonia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Lebanon, Myanmar, New Zealand, North Korea, South Africa, South Korea, Sudan, Syria, and Venezuela.
Step 3: Skip Over The “Your Payment Info” Section and Click The “Terms and Conditions” box
Since you’ll be buying Vigrx Plus without a credit card, you can gloss over that section and skip right to the other options.
Side Note: You’ll be presented with an option to add a supplement called Semenax to your order, which I HIGHLY recommend you do so.
Semenax, when combined with Vigrx Plus, works GREAT to give you EXPLOSIVE orgasms, as well as bigger loads.
Basically what this means is the Vigrx Plus will help get you erect AND keep you erect, and the Semenax will give you HUGE ejaculation quality.
Once you click the Terms and Conditions box, click the “Preview Mail Order Form” button.
Once you click the preview mail order form, it will load up and you’ll see the options to buy Vigrx Plus with a check, money order, or bank draft.
If you decide to pay via check, money order, or bank draft, simply click whichever box is appropriate, then click the “print order form” link.
Simply print the form, make out your check or whatever other way you want to order, and mail it to the following address:
DM Contact Management LTD c/o 100 Fidelitone Way Elizabethtown TN, USA 37643
Once you get there, you should follow all of the steps I listed above.
HOWEVER, instead of skipping over the “Your Payment Info” section, you will scroll to that and under payment method you’ll select “Paypal” from the drop-down list.
Once you select Paypal, scroll down and click the Terms and conditions button, then click “Process My Order”, it will redirect to the official Paypal site.
You’ll see that you’ll be paying a company called Leading Edge Marketing.
Don’t worry, this is just the official company that sells the legit Vigrx Plus, as well as several other products like Extenze, Prosolution Plus, and HyperGH 14X.
Note: Before you are redirected, they pitch an offer to add a product called Vigrx Delay Spray to your order.
If you suffer from premature ejaculation issues, this delay spray is a MUST! It uses a clinically proven ingredient called Benzocaine, which is a mild anesthetic that’s actually used in during dental procedure.
Basically you spray some of this on your penis before sex, and it can help you last for HOURS on end (should you choose to).
As you can see, there are several easy ways to order Vigrx Plus without using a credit card, including paying for it with a check, money order, bank draft, or even Paypal!
Keep in mind that if you decided to get Vigrx Plus overnighted, this obviously won’t happen until they receive your mail order.
Click here to send me an email in case you need clarification on any of this, and if you do decide to order it be sure to come back in a few weeks and leave a review!
Around here, we mostly review supplements, but there are exceptions, mainly in the male enhancement area.
Over the years, we’ve tested and reviewed several enlargement devices, and today, we’re reviewing a program that promises to put an end to your erectile dysfunction woes for good. No pills, ointments, or devices.Just natural techniques and simple lifestyle adjustments that’ll free you from your worries without the need to take pills every day or anything so cumbersome as that.
Note: This review is for Erect on Demand, NOT Erect At Will (a completely different program). Click Here to read my review of the latter.
What is Erect on Demand?
Note: I received a hard copy of Erect On Demand when I ordered the Peruvian Brew supplement. I actually didn’t even know I was getting it, so that was a nice surprise. Usually it comes in PDF format.
This complete program covers all the bases and takes you step by step through everything you need to know to get your sex life back where you hoped it would be at this stage in your life (no matter what stage that is).
The program includes information on the predominant causes of Erectile Dysfunction, as well as a history of treatment through the years.
It offers nutritional support so you know which foods help you get stronger erections and which foods hinder your efforts.
It offers exercises, both penile and for your whole body, that foster the improvements you want.
It recommends certain herbs you can use to increase blood flow and libido.
And it all comes to you directly and immediately, with a money back guarantee.
The Erect on Demand program was developed by Josh Harding.
Josh is a history professor at a mall college who was tired of the toll ED was taking on his life.
It had gotten to the point where is marriage was struggling and his self-respect was at an all-time low.
He knew it was time to do something, but he didn’t know what.
While on vacation in Peru, he discovered that the combination of 4 specific herbs could and should be called “Boner Brew” for what they did for his erection.
That’s when Josh decided to come home, expand on what he’d learned, and share his newfound confidence with everyone he new.
Josh Harding is actually a pen name. The real owner of the erect on demand official site is a guy named Alex Williams.
As you will see here in Alex Williams profile, he is the registered owner of all websites associated with Erect on Demand and the Pervuian Brew, which includes Fairlight Scientific.
So when I saw a picture of “Josh Harding” in the ebook, I had to perform a reverse image search.
Just like I expected, this is stock picture that can be purchased for $12.50, or likely just pirated, in this case.
Click Here to jump to my personal review of Erect On Demand.
This really isn’t a big deal, or even a surprise to be honest. If I were selling a book like this I would probably want to conceal my identity.
Let’s go over all you’ll get if you choose to order Erect on Demand.It’s basically a 127 page guidebook divided into chapters that includes:
A list of all the foods you need in your diet to combat erectile dysfunction (and the ones you need to avoid).
Specific guidelines to exercises you need to help you reach and maintain your hardest erections when you need them.
Recipes using the listed ingredients that will increase blood flow for your absolute best erections.
Included in the list of recipes is the Boner Brew where it all started.
This concoction will ensure the sustained hardness you want.
It is a concoction of 4 herbs for 30 cents a day, 1 amino acid for about $10 a month, and 2 This is the heart of the program. It’s the recipe everyone wants.
Or so Erect on Demand would have you believe.
A chart of all the essential enzymes, proteins, and amino acids that will help you maintain optimum erectile help.
5 bonus ebooks including: Text Her Panties Off, Titan Stamina, Instant Orgasm, MR.
In order to sign up for Erect on Demand, you need to input your credit card information and pay $69.95.Once you do, you get instant access to everything the program offers, including the erectile support cocktail which is touted as the biggest benefit of the program.
There is a 60 day money back guarantee, however.They say all you do is email the company within 60 days of your purchase, and they’ll refund the entire amount.
With all the natural supplements and devices available to fix your erectile problems, what’s the hook for Erect on Demand? Why would you choose it over a simple pill?
The website gives several reasons, each of which do actually have some merit… assuming the program works.
The program is safe and natural.It allows you to avoid expensive procedures and medications.
It saves you money.
Most ED solutions require you to spend money continually on supplements and/or medications.
It’s true that an extender device to increase your size is a one-time expense, but those cost way more than Erect on Demand.
You can feel confident that you’ve done all you can do to improve your relationship and be the man you want to be.
It helps with premature ejaculation too.
Not only will you get those hard erections, but you’ll be able to hold off as long as she needs.
Your romantic problems will be a thing of the past.
The program is promoted through their official website, which is presented as a long and complete sales page for Erect on Demand.
It starts off talking about the woes of a man with ED issues:
Then it goes on with a few more images like that one, making sure you understand just how serious your problem could get.
Then it presents Erect on Demand as the solution:
Complete with happy, satisfied faces.
When they get to the bonus reports, they give each of them a value:
Texting Secrets – $29.97
MR Big – $49.95
33 Innocent Words – $39.95
Titan Stamina – $47.97
Instant Climax – $29.97
These are really just arbitrary values, and they just want to be able to state that they’re giving you a $197.81 value for FREE!
Which is totally fine. Every site does it, even mine with my free ebook (which really is free, no strings attached).
Then they move on to customer testimonials, as most websites do:
Of course, notice the disclaimer at the bottom stating that these results are not typical.That’s because you know they’re not going to put unfavorable reviews on the website they use to promote their product.
Throughout the webpage, there are buttons that link to the order page, and it’s relatively simple to proceed.You enter your personal information and credit card number, and they give you instant access to the materials.
This actually helps them benefit from the impulse buying mentality.
A guy who’s sick of dealing with this situation, and just had another episode last night will order something that promises to “fix it now”.
So I finally got a chance to purchase the Erect On Demand system, and here’s a basic breakdown chapter by chapter:
Chapter 1
This chapter basically highlights the science behind ED and different ways to treat the problem. Anyone who knows the basics of ED can probably skip ahead to chapter 2.
However, this chapter is pretty useful because it helps to identify the root cause of your ED.
He lists the 2 most common causes as:
a problem with blood flow, and
a drop in penile sensitivity
These are pretty obvious SYMPTOMS of ED, but are they really the “root cause”? I agree with the blood flow part, but the drop in penile sensitivity thing can be attributed to a lot of different factors, which he ultimately gets in to.
He correctly points out that most doctors completely skip over the root cause, and are quick to just throw a prescription for Viagra at you.
Chapter 2
Chapter 2 of Erect on Demand jumps right into the Peruvian Brew formula. In a nutshell, the Peruvian Brew contains Dong Quai, Ginkgo Biloba, Horny Goat Weed, Korean Red Ginseng, Maca, Yohimbe, Black Pepper, Pineapple, and L-Arginine.
The combination of L-Arginine and Yohimbe is actually VERY common, and can be found in hundreds (if not THOUSANDS) of male enhancement pills, testosterone boosters, and even pre workout supplements.
The reason why?
Because it REALLY does work. I know this because I’ve personally tested it. It’s basically natures Viagra.
The other ingredients, like Horny Goat Weed, Gingko Biloba, and Ginseng are usefull, but the Yohimbe and l-Arginine is where it’s at.
Throughout this chapter he basically describes in great detail the origins of each specific ingredient, and how it helps with ED.
Chapter 3
The next part of the ebook talks about living a healthy lifestyle in order to regain erectile function. Again, this is basic information to anyone who realizes that smoking is bad for male health, exercise is good, and you should have a clean diet.
Nothing revolutionary here, but I guess worth the refresher.
Chapter 4
The book then discusses basic techniques used to fight ED, like penile pumps, pills, and penile implants.
He talks about the benefits, drawbacks, and cost of each, as well as assigning a “desperation meter” to each.
This desperation meter is basically a scale from 3 to 9, with 3 being the least desperate and 9 being the most desperate.
Basically, if you’re considering anything 7 and above, you should be trying everything else first.
I tend to agree with him here. For instance, he rates Penile implants as a 9 on the desperation meter, and I agree.
If you’re considering getting a penile implant, the cost alone could end up being well into the thousands of $.
There are A LOT more options, especially cheaper ones, out there that you should be considering before jumping right into penile implants.
After that, supplementing with basic minerals like zinc, selenium, and magnesium are discussed, as are various amino acids.
Next, a wide range of penile exercises are described that can improve ED, including:
PC muscle exercises
Various types of stretches, including the wrist stretch, big seated stretch, and the big squeeze.
Testicle messages
Jelqing
He does a pretty good job at describing how to do these exercises, although I can tell you from experience that some of them are easier said then done.
Chapter 5
This chapter is kind of weird, because he seems to jump around from topic to topic without any gradual transition.
For example, the title of the chapter is “Mood Lighting – Rekindling the Flame of Passion With Sex and Relationship Tips, Including Sex-Drive Boosting Supplements”.
So from that, what would you infer?
That he’s probably going to talk about how to get your girlfriend / wifes panties shaking again, right?
Well, that’s not what happens.
In the first part of the chapter he talks about Testosterone and it’s function in helping with ED. Then he talks about how GABA helps to relax you without inhibiting libido.
Ah, now I see what he’s doing.
He’s basically setting you up, priming you if you will, to potentially purchase his Spartagen XT supplement.
Spartagen XT is actually a fairly decent supplement that I’ve used in the past. For me, it seemed to work well for the first few weeks, and then the effects seemed to taper off.
So, we’re left off with a clever run up to a supplement he’s selling, and then jumps on to the importance of Pine Pollen, Penis Curvature, getting rid of premature ejaculation, and improving your sperm count and ejaculation.
Like I said, kind of weird that he jumps around the way he does here.
Bonus – Proven Sex-Drive Diet
In this bonus section of the book, certain foods, mostly vasodilators and food high in zinc content are discussed. I agree with most of what is contained in this part, as watermelon and beetroot, among other foods like oysters, can improve male virility.
Bonus – Pleasure Centers
After this, the notoriously impossible to find G-spot is considered and sexual positions that target it are revealed. Josh talks about certain positions, including Doggystyle and Cowgirl, that seem to target the Female G Spot more accurately.
He moves on to the male G spot, which basically involves you or your partner sticking a finger up your ass.
No thanks, I’ll pass on that one lol.
Bonus – Blow Games
This bonus section is all about how to get a blow job by playing “Blow Games”. Actually, some of these games seem to be worth playing. What’s the worst that can happen, right?
He also identifies some of the factors that turn women off when it comes to fellatio, including hygiene, and the taste of sperm.
If you want a step by step guide, you may be glad you ordered this.For most guys, though, I think Erect on Demand will be a disappointment.
$69.95 is not chump change, and the truth is you can find all or most of the information this guide offers online for free.
You just have to be willing to do a little legwork.
As a matter of fact, most of the information in the guide is strikingly similar to that of which I have in my free “Enlargement Exercises Ebook”, which you can find here.
If you have the time, find this information on your own for free.
If you have the money to spend, go ahead and buy it.
I still think you’ll be disappointed, but at least you won’t be hurting like someone who isn’t in a position to throw away $70.
If Erect on Demand cost $9.99, I think we’d have a different conclusion.But $70 for a 127 page ebook with somewhat unrelated bonuses is just too much.
I give it a 4 out of 5 stars for it’s content, but a 2 out of 5 stars for it’s price.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions lately about a male enhancement product called Prolongz.When I finally got around to researching it, I could see why. This stuff is all over the place.
Not only does it have its own website, but you can also buy it at your local GNC or through Amazon.com.
With this kind of exposure, no wonder our readers are taking notice.
Well, I did finally get a chance to research it, and you might want to get comfortable – maybe get a cup of coffee – because we’ve got a lot to cover.
What Is Prolongz?
According to the product website, Prolongz is an FDA registered homeopathic drug that helps in the prevention of premature ejaculation.
So for all the thousands, maybe millions, of guys who deal with this issue day in and day out, there is hope.
And you don’t even need a prescription to get it.
Prolongz contains only all natural ingredients and is said to work with your brain chemicals to help put you in control of your sexual excitement.
Currently, the most commonly used method for fighting PE is numbing agents.
You rub the cream or gel on your member about 10 minutes or so before sex, and by the time you’re ready to go, you’re desensitized.
You feel each touch less intensely, and are able to delay orgasm that way.
The problem with this method is that it lessens your enjoyment, which is actually the whole point to how it works.
If you feel less, it will take longer for you to get excited to the point of climax... because you’re not feeling anything.
What if you had a way to feel everything and still hold off as long as you want?
That’s the way Prolongz works, which is why its pretty revolutionary and taking the market by storm.
Prolongz comes in the form of sublingual strips.You put a strip under your tongue, and the herbal ingredients dissolve in 20 seconds and get right to work.
Recommended use is one strip twice a day, with an additional strip taken shortly before sexual activity.
This way, you’re ready whenever opportunity strikes, and you still have the option for an added boost as well.
There’s a little confusion about what exactly goes into these Prolongz strips.
Several review websites and even retailers who sell the stuff mention that the three main ingredients are Damiana, Ginseng, and Fenugreek Extract.They say that each daily serving of 2 strips contains 10 mg Damiana, 10 mg Ginseng, and an undisclosed amount of Fenugreek.
But over at the official product website, they tell a slightly different story.
There, you’ll find a label that shows only 2 ingredients – Damiana and Ginseng, 10 mg each.
This isprobablya case where they’ve changed the formula.
It seems logical that the product website has the most up-to-date information, so we’ll go with the Damina and Ginseng and talk a little bit about what each of these can do for your premature ejaculation.
Damiana is often used as an overall sexual health tonic. It’s used in woman to increase libido, and it’s used in both genders to reduce anxiety and impart a sense of general well being.
Because of its generalized sexual benefits, Damiana is ofen used by men who wish to overcome the symptoms of premature ejaculation.
It improves circulation and may lessen anxiety, which can improve sexual performance all the way through.
Clinical studies proving the effectiveness of Damiana when it comes to premature ejaculation are limited. In fact, we found none.
The lack of studies also limits our ability to know what kind of dose we can expect to be effective.
This information is not generally known, but the 10 mg found in Prolongz is pretty small.
Ginseng is commonly found in sexual performance enhancement pills.
It is thought to increase blood flow while boosting libido.
It’s also commonly used to combat premature ejaculation, probably because of its anxiety reduction properties.
Interestingly, the only sexual benefit of Ginseng that has any clinical backing is its effect on premature ejaculation.
Also interesting is the fact that in this study, men were given 4 350 mg Ginseng tablets per day – about 140 times more than what Prolongz has to offer.
There’s even a little more confusion about what’s in the formula.
The website claims that Prolongz contains a “very potent natural combination of herbs, vitamins, antioxidants, and mushroom extracts.”
But with the label clearly displaying only the 2 ingredients we discussed above, it’s not clear what they’re referring to there.
Another issue discussed on the website several times is the notion that Prolongz is a homeopathic drug.There tends to be a bit of confusion about what exactly homeopathy is, so let’s clear that up right here.
According to Mirriam-Webster, the definition of Homeopathy is this:
“A system of medical practice that treats a disease especially by the administration of minute doses of a remedy that would in larger amounts produce in healthy persons symptoms similar to those of the disease”.
Contrary to popular belief, homeopathy is not a synonym for herbal medicines.It’s a very specific branch of medicine that operates on the belief that introducing tiny amounts of something that could cause the disease will actually cure the disease.
Neither Damiana nor Ginseng are known or thought to cause premature ejaculation, so Prolongz is not a homeopathic medicine at all.
The makers of Prolongz clearly either don’t understand what homeopathic means, or they think you don’t.
Another interesting point mentioned on the website is that Prolongz is registered with the FDA.
This is an interesting claim because the FDA does not test, approve, or register herbal supplements.
The only real connection between supplements and the FDA is that the FDA can inspect the manufacturing conditions to make sure they comply with standards.
They will also test certain supplements to make sure they don’t contain prescription medication.
They do this because if a supplement does contain prescription drugs, it can no longer be considered a supplement and must be approved and monitored by the FDA.
They don’t explain what is meant by the statement that Prolongz is registered with the FDA, and we were unable to find any evidence of this registration.
The company behind Prolongz is called Advanced Men’s Institute (or AMI).
We checked them out with theand found them to have a rating of “F”.
This is clearly not a good sign, so we checked into why.
Turns out there are 46 complaints currently registered against them, 17 of which have gone unanswered. This is a lot when you think about it.
Most unsatisfied customers don’t file complaints with the BBB.
You have to be pretty livid to take it to that level.
The majority of complaints relate to either billing issues or issues with the product itself.
Customers have found 2 things with Prolongz.
They found that the product doesn’t work as expected, and they’ve found that they were unknowingly signed up for a monthly autopay service that they never expected or wanted.
Even worse, once they realized it and tried to correct the situation, they were met with nothing but resistance from the AMI.
Here are a couple representative examples of complaints filed with the Better Business Bureau.
One thing I noticed over and over as I read through the dozens of complaints is that each time they answered at all, they blamed the customer for having done something wrong.
It’s a little hard to believe that all these customers are messing up the process.
And if they are, you have to wonder about a process that’s so complicated that so many people can’t successfully navigate their way through it.
I don’t know if you noticed the price up there in the photo of the terms, but in case you missed it, I’ll fill you in. It’s $89.95.Whoa!Prolongz is seriously trying to charge you $90 for 20 mg of common every day herbal ingredients!This is a total ripoff!
If you don’t want to get involved with the free trial scam, you can order Prolongz through Amazon.com.
Over there, the cost is $60, so that’s a little better but still crazy high for what this stuff is.And when products are sold on Amazon, that means Amazon reviews.
At the time of this writing, there are only 19, but the news is not looking good for Prolongz.
At this time, 42% of the reviews were given 5 stars. That’s good.
But you have to look at the other side and see that 32% of the reviews were given 1 star. That’s really bad.
One out of three guys who tried it hated it.
Here are a couple examples of those 1-star reviews:
Interestingly, a lot of the 5 star reviews are from women saying it helps increase their libido.
Here’s an example there:
Notice that this reviewer states she was given a discount in exchange for her review.
It doesn’t necessarily mean it’s biased, but it could be.
When a new weight loss product first hits the market, it’s tough to tell whether it’ll really catch on or just fizzle out.
One way supplement producers have tried to ensure success in the recent past is by getting a celebrity on board.
Over the last decade or more, the hottest celebrity you could get in the weight loss business was Dr. Oz.
If you could get him to push your product, you could pretty much take his endorsement to the bank.
He did it with Garcinia Cambogia, and more recently he did it with Coleus Forskohlii, or Forskolin.
Maybe Dr. Oz is nothing but a shill.
After all, he did get called before a Senate Committee for potentially making false claims about products he promotes.
But whether you believe him or not, he has a lot of influence over what sells and what doesn’t.
So, with Dr. Oz pushing its primary ingredient, we’re looking at ForskolinFit Pro today.It’s been advertising all over the internet lately.
You’ve probably seen it on your Twitter or Facebook feeds. It looks amazing, but does it work? Will it take the weight off? Are there side effects? What about the company?
We looked at all of it, so read on for the answers.
What is ForskolinFit Pro?
ForskolinFit Pro is a natural weight loss supplement that contains only one active ingredient – Forskolin.
We’ll get into more detail about what that is a little later.
For now, let’s talk about what it promises to do for you.
ForskolinFit Pro is said to help you burn fat and lose weight.According to its official website, it works like a vicious, fat burning cycle:
Here’s how the steps work:
ForskolinFit Pro activates cAMP, an enzyme that signals for the fat burning process, or lipolysis, to use fat stores as energy.
It releases fatty acids from stored fat, breaking down some of the most stubborn fat.
It boosts natural testosterone levels which helps you retain your existing muscle mass, so your body is using up stored fat, not muscle.
By boosting metabolism and increasing lean muscle, ForskolinFit Pro is preventing more fat from forming, so you’re losing fat and at the same time preventing new fat from being stored.
According to ForskolinFit Pro, that’s it, that’s how it works.
Take 2 capsules per day, preferably post workout or secondarily pre workout, and watch the fat melt off.
The only active ingredient in the ForskolinFit Pro formula is 250 mg of 20% forskolin.Forskolin comes from the root of the Coleus Forskohlii plant, a member of the mint family.
Like a lot of herbal ingredients, it’s been used in Eastern medicine for centuries, in this case for asthma and heart disease.
But once its potential effect on weight was discovered, this little known herb became the belle of the ball.
When Dr Oz talks about Forskolin, he cites a double-blind placebo controlled study as evidence that this stuff helps you lose weight.
The funny thing is, even though it’s true that there was a study that fits this criteria, the results were very different than what Dr Oz would have you believe.
First of all, the study was extremely small.There were 30 obese men participating over a 12 week time period, 15 used Forskolin (250mg twice a day at 10% concentration) while 15 took a placebo.
Second of all, the men in the study did not lose weight.
They did experience a favorable change in body composition however.
Their lean muscle mass increased in comparison to body fat. This is a good thing.
But it’s not weight loss. Free testosterone levels were also increased.This small study is perhaps promising, but it’s not evidence that Forskolin is a magic weight loss elixir.
Interestingly, there was a another small study involving only women where no weight loss or body composition changes were noted.
What was noted was that the women taking Forskolin didn’t gain weight.
Again, good but not weight loss and not a miracle.
It should also be noted that in the “successful” study, the dose used was 250 mg Forskolin at 10% taken twice a day.
The dose in ForskolinFit Pro is 250 mg Forskolin at 20% taken once per day.
It may seem like it works out the same, but that’s not how ingesting substances works.
If you’re not following the same protocol as a study, then you really have no idea if you’ll even get the close to the cited results.
Forskolin is generally considered safe when taken by adults orally.
According to WebMd, the only known side effects occur when taking Forskolin in other ways.
When taken intravenously, low blood pressure and flushing can occur.
When inhaled, throat irritation, cough, tremors, and restlessness can occur, and when given as eye drops (as a potential treatment for glaucoma), it can cause stinging.
Oh boy, here we go. This is another free trial scam product.
You see the little pop up ad at the side of your laptop screen, you click it, and you find the weight loss miracle pill you’ve been searching for.
Looks amazing but it’s probably not affordable.
You read on and find out it’s FREE, and you’re in!
Hold on a minute though, don’t go there.
ForskolinFit Pro isn’t free.
Well hold on just a minute.
When it sounds too good to be true, it probably is, and that’s definitely the case here. ForskolinFit Pro is not free.
If you sign up for the free trial, you are really signing up for the monthly autopay program.
They make you pay $5 in shipping just so they can get your credit card number, and once they have it, they will use it.
Here are the terms, hidden way at the bottom in fine and light gray print:
If you don’t want an ongoing subscription with autopay, you need to call and cancel within 15 days of the day you placed your order.Now I don’t know about you, but that doesn’t sound free to me. This free trial is the only way to order ForskolinFit Pro.They’re not really interested in reaching out to a broad base of customers.
They’re more about the quick buck – get in, get out, get their money, and move on.
Don’t feel bad if you missed it.
They use this business model because it works.
I’ve heard from hundreds of guys who’ve been taken in by these fake free trial offers.
Because ForskolinFit Pro is only sold through their website, most of the customer feedback we found is there.
But I always advise readers to take these with a grain of salt since the company is trying to put their best foot forward and probably not willing to publish anything negative.
We did find another source of feedback, and it told a completely different story.
This website has collected feedback about ForskolinFit Pro independently and here’s some of what these people had to say:
Lots of negative feedback about the company, so we went and checked them out at the Better Business Bureau website, and if you thought it was bad already, hold on because it gets much worse.
Here are just a couple of the numerous complaints:
They are not accredited and they don’t have a rating, but there is a note on the page saying that the company is out of business.
They came to this conclusion because they are unable to reach them. This may or may not be the case.
You can still place orders through their website, so I think the “out of business” designation is a bit premature.
But judging from the complaints and the fact that each and every one of them has gone unanswered, I’d say it won’t be long before they do go out of business.
There are some good effective supplements out there. Believe me, I use some of them. But there’s a lot of junk too.
Here are some of the big highlights putting ForskolinFit Pro in the junk category:
The science behind forskolin for weight loss is iffy at best.
There may be some promise for the stuff, but it’s no miracle.
The ForskolinFit Pro formula uses nothing but forskolin, which we just established, is no miracle drug.
They make you sign up for a free trial.
Sure it sounds good, but it’s a scam.
They just want to lock you into monthly autopay.
Don’t let them.
The actual price is $99.00. That’s $99 for a month’s worth of a single ingredient supplement that may or may not be effective.Think about a single vitamin pill or a even a multi-vitamin supplement you’d pick up at the grocery store or CVS.
Would you pay $99 for it?That’s what they’re asking you to do here.
It’s a single ingredient pill that you might get some small benefit from.
That price makes no sense and is further evidence that this product and this company are just a scam.
Check the Better Business Bureau complaint page for ForskolinFit Pro.
It’s long and they all say the same thing.
This company offers horrible customer service after the sale and will do whatever it takes to get and keep your money.
On November 9, 2016, the FDA issued a recall of Ready Man due to the fact that laboratory tests revealed it to contain Sildenafil – the active ingredient in Viagra.
FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that Ready Man! contains sildenafil.
Sildenafil is the active ingredient in the FDA-approved prescription drug Viagra, used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED).
This undeclared ingredient may interact with nitrates found in some prescription drugs such as nitroglycerin and may lower blood pressure to dangerous levels.
Men with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or heart disease often take nitrates.
There are hundreds of male enhancement supplements available through Amazon.com.
Most are also sold through other avenues like their official website, local stores and shops, and other online retailers. Ready Man is a little different, though not completely unique, in that it is sold exclusively through Amazon.com.
This is also where the vast majority of information about this product can be found.
Even if you do come across an alternative website that touts its benefits, when it comes time to place your Ready Man order, you will be redirected back to Amazon.
This fact alone, however, doesn’t make Ready Man a good or bad product.
It’s just a point of fact about its marketing plan – one of several aspects we look at when reviewing a supplement.
Many products prefer to present themselves on flashy websites with titillating images that conjure up your hoped-for effects.
Others find that putting together an informative website where potential customers gain trust and feel good that they know what they’re buying is the way to go.
Ready Man doesn’t follow either of these models.
They simply put their product up for sale on Amazon.com and watched the orders roll in.
What is Ready Man?
By all accounts, Ready Man is doing quite well for itself using this model.
At the time of this writing, they have almost 900 customer reviews, and they’ve been declared a top seller by Amazon.
Now, it is possible to cheat with Amazon reviews, and we’ll talk more about that later, but on the face of it, things are looking pretty good for this product.
So let’s dive right in and see what this stuff is all about.
So far, Ready Man sounds perfect – 1 pill only when you need it, and it makes your hard erection last and last. Of course, claims are claims.
Let’s take a look at the formula for a better picture of what you can realistically expect.
The Ready Man formula is a 750 mg proprietary blend containing Goji Berry Fruit, Ginseng, Maca Root, and Horny Goat Weed.
Here’s what we know about each of these:
Goji Berry (Lycium Barbarum) is known as a “superfood” and has antioxidant properties which can help increase your energy and overall sense of well-being.
It is also thought to have a positive effect on male fertility.
Some people believe it can help increase natural testosterone, but there are no studies indicating this to be the case.
Ginseng which is thought to increase libido and sexual energy in both women and men. It should be noted that a typical dose is 900 mg taken 2 or 3 times a day, much much higher than what is potentially found within the 750 mg proprietary blend that makes up Ready Man. (LINK TO http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/prevention-15/vitamins/sex-drive-supplements?page=3)
Maca Root which is known to be a powerful aphrodisiac for both women and men. There is a ton of anecdotal evidence for Maca’s effectiveness, but very little scientific proof.
A few studies have shown a small increase in libido due to Maca, but the real benefit might be in increasing sperm count. (LINK TO http://www.webmd.com/sex-relationships/guide/the-truth-about-maca)
Horny Goat Weed (aks Epimedium Sagittatum) is another herbal aphrodisiac.
This one also improves blood flow and may potentially inhibit PDE5 (the enzyme that prevents erections), so it could have a real effect on your erections.
My initial read on the ingredients is that they’re a decent start, with two serious limitations.
Firstly, there are lots of important ingredients missing.Most fast acting male enhancement supplements use L-Arginine, Yohimbe, or both to really affect blood flow in a significant and immediate way. Ready Man has neither.
I would also prefer to see some more herbal aphrodisiacs to boost libido.
Secondly, the 750 mg proprietary blend just isn’t big enough.
What it means is that when all ingredients and amounts are added up, the total is 750 mg. That leaves very little room for any of the ingredients to be effective.
As I mentioned above, a typical effective daily dose of Ginseng is 1800mg – 2700 mg. This doesn’t come close to fitting into the 750 mg Ready Mas serving, and even if it did, it wouldn’t leave room for anything else.
The vast majority (80%) of Ready Man reviews received 5 stars, bringing the overall rating up to a very respectable 4.4 out of 5 stars.
Here are some examples of those 5 star reviews:
They all talk very specifically about their lives – their erectile issues, their wives and girlfriends, how their erectile issues affected their wives and girlfriends, and they say Ready Man worked for them.
But they don’t get specific about just how Ready Man worked
10% of Ready Man reviews received 1 star.That’s almost 90 one-star reviews.
This is significant because if some of the reviews turn out not to be real, that 10% turns out to be much higher.
Here are some examples:
In the case of the one star reviews, they fall into one of two categories.
Either it just doesn’t work, or it caused negative side effects.
Let’s take a minute now to talk about those side effects.
The listed ingredients in Ready Man are very unlikely to cause significant side effects.
This is not to say side effects would be impossible.
People react differently to all sorts of ingredients – natural or otherwise, so no supplement can be said to be completely side effect-free.
But the ingredients in Ready Man, especially at the amounts they’re likely found in, shouldn’t cause anything too serious.
But if you look at the reviews, you see several mentions of headaches, quite a few of nausea, and several that talk about blurred vision, red burning skin, and blood pressure spikes.
These are more serious side effects than we’re used to seeing with natural herbal supplements.
Headaches and blurred vision, or blue vision, are common side effects caused by the prescription drug Viagra.
People with heart and/or blood pressure conditions, and those taking medications for such issues, are prohibited from taking Viagra because of the potential for dangerously negative effects in those areas.
This is not proof, but it is an indication that there may be some ingredients in Ready Man that are not mentioned on the label.
Ready Man wouldn’t be the first supplement to do this.
Male Enhancement supplements are recalled by the FDA all the time when it’s discovered that they contain undisclosed ingredients.
It’s usually a variation of Sildenafil – the active ingredient in Viagra.
Some folks may see this as a good thing – effectively getting Viagra without a prescription and for way cheaper than you’d pay a pharmacist.
But the problem is that Sildenafil can be very dangerous for certain users.
That’s why a prescription is required in the first place.
So while it may be fine for a perfectly healthy guy, it may be deadly for someone who has a condition he may not know about.
Or worse, he could be using what he thinks is an herbal supplement precisely because he knows his condition prevents him from using Viagra.
But little does he know, he is using Viagra.
I don’t know if Ready Man contains Sildenafil or something like it.
Only time will tell. But there are signs, so if you have high blood pressure or take medication for heart disease, I would recommend you steer clear of this stuff.
If you want to give ready man a try, head over to Amazon.com.
A single bottle contains 10 pills and costs $26.99.Though it may seem like a big price for only 10 pills, it’s really not bad.You only need to take one pill at a time, and only when you’re planning to have sex, so for many guys, this bottle will last a month or more.
There is a money back guarantee mentioned.
You would need to take that up with the seller if returning it was something you wanted to do.
To be clear, I haven’t used Ready Man myself and I haven’t had the formula tested.
But there are a few red flags that prevent me from recommending it in good faith. 900 is a lot of Amazon reviews, and the fact that so many of them can be flagged as suspicious is concerning.
Then if you take a look at the negative reviews, they bring up yet another concern.
It’s difficult to find an all natural fast acting supplement that works.
When you do find one, more often than not, it turns out not be all natural after all.
So when reviewers talk about the same side effect you’d get from using Viagra, that has to raise at least a little suspicion.
And for us, it does.
Ready Man may indeed be all natural and perfectly safe.
But if it truly contains only the ingredients listed, then I’d find it hard to believe it’s as effective as the reviewers are saying it is.
Ultimately, you want your products to be both safe and effective, and I don’t think Ready Man achieves that.
As any guy in his mid to late thirties or older will tell you, the struggle is real. If you’re trying to get in shape, build muscle, get that six pack, or hell, satisfy your woman, you may have started to notice that all these things are just harder to achieve than they used to be. It’s not your imagination.
It’s age, or more specifically the decline in testosterone levels caused by age.
From puberty through your late twenties, your body is loaded with testosterone.
It’s what causes you to fill out, to grow, to put on muscle to lose the baby fat, to get acne, and to be horny as a toad.
And after living like that for several years, we get used to it, come to rely on it.
But as the years go by, our bodies don’t make as much testosterone as they used to. We don’t notice at first, mainly because we still have plenty.
But at some point, it drops off enough to where we can tell.
This is when you start to notice a few things:
You feel less driven and motivated, especially physically.
You start to get that spare tire of fat around your belly.
Workouts you used to breeze through get harder to make it through.
Even when you do make it through, the results aren’t what they used to be.
You feel irritable.
You have less interest in sex than you thought possible.
Even when you are interested in sex, you sometimes won’t get an erection, at least not a good one.
These are all common signs that your testosterone levels have dropped.
It doesn’t mean you need to rush off to get a prescription from your doctor.
There’s nothing really wrong with you.
The fact is it’s a natural part of getting older.
But that doesn’t mean you should take it lying down either.
It means it’s time to think about using a natural testosterone boosting supplement.
What is Everlasting T?
Everlasting T is a natural testosterone booster that popped up on my radar a few weeks ago.
It’s available online, mainly through its official website, but it recently became available on Amazon.com as well.
Usually when that happens, visibility increases pretty quickly, so I knew it was time to do a little research and post a review.
The Everlasting T website is not flashy or overstated like a lot of the product websites we see.
They take a more subtle approach, likely attempting to appeal to older men looking to gain back some lost mojo than to young guys wanted to get jacked up.
Here’s the image they use to demonstrate what Everlasting T is used for:
Often, appealing to the older, wiser crowd, add an air of legitimacy and seriousness to a product.
Another indication of this is clear, complete ingredient information, which is what Everlasting T provides.
The Everlasting T website provides detailed ingredient information, so let’s go through some of the highlights here:
D-Aspartic Acid.
This is one I always look for as it’s been the most successful ingredient in clinical trials.
It has actually been shown to increase serum testosterone levels by 42% after only 12 days.
The trouble is, in the amount used in the clinical trials was 3,000 mg, while the amount in one dose of Everlasting T is only 500mg. That’s quite a difference and likely to be a significant detractor from the possible success of the supplement.
ZMA.
This is a combination that includes Zinc, Magnesium, and Vitamin B6. It is widely thought to increase testosterone and it’soften found in testosterone boosting formulation.
The fact is, however, that there is no clinical evidence of its effectiveness in healthy men. On the other hand, supplementing with ZMA if you have a deficiency in any one of its components can lead to increases in overall well-being as well as testosterone levels.
Tribulus Terrestris.
This has been an extremely popular ingredient in testosterone boosters ever since it was discovered to be a secret of Russian bodybuilders.
There are a few clinical tests showing that it increases sexual functioning and even strength in rats, but so far, clinical studies in humans have shown no anabolic effect. (link to tribulus wikipedia)
Cissus Quadrangularis.This is an herb historically believed to strengthen bones and more commonly used now to improve weight loss efforts.
Maca Root.This is an herbal aphrodisiac that may also improve mood.
It is not believed to have a direct impact on testosterone levels.
Eurycoma Longifolia.This is thought to increase free testosterone levels.
It does this by inhibiting the action of SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin) which attaches itself to testosterone molecules, basically rendering them ineffective.
With less SHBG getting in the way, more testosterone remains free and available for use by your body.
While there are plenty of studies indicating Eurycoma Longifolia has a positive effect on erectile function, there’s no significant evidence that it increases free testosterone.
Avena Sativa.This is also known as Oat Straw.
It’s found in many testosterone boosting supplements, but there is no actual evidence that it has any effect on testosterone levels.
There is, however, some evidence that it supports sexual health in men.
Epimedium.This is also known as Horny Goat Weed.
It’s an aphrodisiac and it can increase blood flow for better erections.
Banaba Leaf which is generally used to moderate glucose in diabetic patients.
There are some who think it can boost testosterone levels, but there is no evidence of this.
N-Acetyl-L-Carnitine HCL.
This is sometimes used to combat age-related testosterone decline, but the recommended dose is 2 grams, whereas Everlasting T uses only 100 mg.
It’s not a bad list of ingredients.
My main concern is the ingredient amounts.
They are in general significantly lower than the levels known to be effective for the ingredients that have proven effective.
Until recently, the only way to purchase Everlasting T was through their official website with the following pricing structure:
A single bottle costs $49.95.
2 bottles cost $79.95 and include free shipping and a free bottle of Everlasting M (their male enhancement formula).
3 bottles cost $109.95 and include free shipping and 3 free bottles of Everlasting M.
They offer a 90 day money back guarantee that includes one used bottle and any unopened bottles.You will be responsible for shipping and return shipping costs.
To get the refund process started, you would need to call their customer service department at 866-602-8216.
Currently, Everlasting T can also be purchased through Amazon.com.The price there for a single bottle is $34.95.
The company that makes Everlasting T is called NutriPharm, LLC, and is located in Provo, UT.They’ve been in business since 2011 and currently have an F rating with the Better Business Bureau.
It appears the rating is due to their failure to respond to some of the complaints they received.
I’ve come across a couple complaints about the company, and they all seem to concern the money back guarantee.
It appears that some customers have had a difficult time reaching the company to get the return process started, while others have had difficulty getting their refunds even after the products have been returned.
A complete ingredient list is provided, including ingredient amounts.
The ingredients are all natural and will not cause a positive result on a drug test.
It’s not likely you’ll experience any side effects.
There’s a money back guarantee.
It’s available at Amazon.com.
Disadvantages of Everlasting T
The ingredient amounts are very low, meaning that while the ingredients themselves may be good choices, they’re at doses so low, they probably won’t end up being effective.
The money back guarantee may be difficult to act on.
It seems several people have had problems in this area.
There is not enough customer feedback to get a good sense of how well Everlasting T is working for the guys that are using it.
I like the fact that they provide a complete ingredient list and stay away from the “proprietary blend” BSthat most companies use to hide the fact that their ingredient amounts are too small to matter.
But the fact is, the ingredient amounts in Everlasting T are too small to matter, and we know this because they do list the amounts.
We like integrity, but we recommend supplements that work.Given the ingredient list and amounts, it doesn’t look like Everlasting T is the one you want.
Add that to the fact that if you take them at their word about a 90 day guarantee, you may end up dealing with a hassly and/or not getting your money back in the end.
Best to go with something with clinical doses of effective ingredients.
We do a lot of reviews about these supplement stacks you see written about online. You know the ones – a link will show up in your Facebook or Twitter feed, and when you click it, it looks like you’re going to an ESPN or Men’s Health website.
Like you’re looking at an actual news article, but really they’re just extended advertisements.
Trust me, tons of guys just like us get fooled by these articles every day.
That’s why we’re here trying to expose them.
I just saw one for the Power Boost X and Alpha Tren stack.
It pretends to be on ESPN.com and I gotta tell you, this one may be even more bold than most in the lies it tells.
They actually use the Tom Brady “Deflategate” story and try to make you think Power Boost X and Alpha Tren had something to do with it.
The scandal has nothing to do with performance enhancing drugs or supplements, but that doesn’t stop the marketers of these products from trying to make you believe otherwise.
Here’s a screen shot of the headline:
So they make you think you’re going to read about Tom Brady getting suspended for his potential involvement with letting the air out of balls, but this is what you read in the very first paragraph:
These may be the most blatant lies I’ve seen in one of these fake articles.
They are actually saying straight up that the NFL has banned these two supplements, and that Tom Brady was fined and suspended for using them.
Most of the time, they just hint or imply the lies.
This time, they state them flat out and unequivocally.
I seriously doubt Tom Brady or the NFL has ever even heard of Power Boost X and Alpha Tren, much less used cared enough about them to use them and/or ban them.I know what you’re thinking. “How can they get away with saying these things if they’re not true?” It makes you wonder just a little bit if maybe it really is true, because after all, they can’t be allowed to just lie, can they?
That’s what I used to think, but I know better now.
I don’t know for sure how they get away with it, but I have a few educated opinions on the subject.
Basically, these products are so small potatoes and under the radar that even if Tom Brady and the NFL do become aware of them, they don’t think it’s worth their time or effort to fight it.
That’s the first part of the equation.
The second part is that Power Boost X and Alpha Tren are two products made by a company that’s light on their feet.
As soon as they sense customers and/or celebrities are catching on to the fact that they’re just a scam, they close up shop and move on… sort of.
They don’t disappear completely, instead they just change their product names and packaging, and continue doing what they’ve been doing.
Of course, I’ve been doing this long enough to know that some of you are still thinking, “yeah, but are you sure they don’t work… what if they do work… how will we know unless we try?”
Those are all good questions, and it’s human nature to ask them.
But keep reading, and I’ll break it down step by step.
We’ll talk specifics about the products, the prices, the customer feedback, everything you need to know in order to make an informed decision.
As you read, though, just remember that it all started with a big lie about Tom Brady’s NFL Suspension.
What Are Power Boost X and Alpha Tren?
Throughout the “article” you’ll find links to the websites where you can purchase Power Boost X and Alpha Tren. It’s at these websites that you’ll also find most of the available information on the supplements.
Power Boost X
The first one I’ll talk about is called Power Boost X.
On the bottle, it calls itself an “All Natural Testosterone Booster,” which is a very specific thing.
Supplements like these use particular herbal ingredients to jump start the testosterone producing process that occurs naturally within your body.
As we age, we produce less and less of the stuff, leaving us feeling sluggish and lethargic, and more prone to gaining fat/losing muscle.
A natural testosterone booster can improve that process and get you back closer to where you were in your early twenties.
The problem is, when you visit the Power Boost X website, there’s nothing there about boosting testosterone – aside from the words “testosterone booster” on the bottle, there’s literally no mention.
What the website does talk about is more in line with what you find with pre workout supplements.
Here are a few examples of the benefits they mention:
Extra energy.
Now it’s true that increased testosterone could provide you with more energy, but it’s more of an indirect benefit whereas with a pre workout, it’s the first thing you look for and expect.
Faster, more noticeable results with each workout.
Again, this is a pre workout benefit – specific to the results of each workout.
Toned, ripped body.
Once more, a typical expectation for a pre workout.
Greater endurance, enabling you to push your body to new limits.
It’s not unusual for a testosterone booster to tout its effect on endurance, but still it is more often associated with pre workouts.
The main thing that stands out about this being called a testosterone booster is the benefits it doesn’t mention.
It doesn’t talk about increased libido, which generally all testosterone boosters do.
Here’s where we’ll all get a little laugh (unless you’ve already bought this stuff and if that’s the case, read on because you’ll need to know what to expect next).
The Power Boost X website does not provide a list of ingredients that we can use to make an educated guess about how well it should work.
In fact, they mention only one ingredient.
Now, you’d think that in mentioning one ingredient, they’d pick the highlight – the best one, the one that packs the most punch.
Here’s the one they chose to mention:
Magnesium Stearate
Okay guys, here’s a little chemistry lesson (don’t worry, I’m no chemist, this is strictly layman’s terms here).
This is how drugs.com describes how it’s used:
“Magnesium Stearate is a solid white powder at room temperature.
It is an FDA-approved INACTIVE ingredient commonly used in the pharmaceutical industry as a diluent for the manufacture of tablet, capsule, or powder dosage forms.”
(I looked up “diluent” and it means “something used to dilute”.
I told you I”m no chemist, haha).
There is only one reason I can think of that a company would tout Magnesium Stearate as their powerful active ingredient, and that is that they don’t have any idea what they’re doing.This is not a supplement you, I, or anyone should trust.
Alpha Tren
Okay, so what about Alpha Tren? Is there any value there?
The bottle calls this one a “Muscle Building Supplement”.
The website touts benefits like these:
And the directions are:
This all puts Alpha Tren in the pre workout category too, but hold on just a minute.
You’ll find this on the Alpha Tren website too:
So according to the bottles, Power Boost X is the testosterone booster of the two, but if you go by what’s stated on the websites, it’s Alpha Tren that boosts testosterone.
It would be nice if the ingredient lists were provided because that would go a long way toward helping us understand what Power Boost X and Alpha Tren actually do, but unfortunately, they must not see it that way.
There’s absolutely no ingredient information provided for Alpha Tren.
If you’re still interested, or if you signed up for either or both of these products, this is where you’ll want to pay close attention:
The only way to try Power Boost X and Alpha Tren is to sign up for each of their “free trial” offers.Here’s a brief overview of how it works, and this applies to each product separately.
First, you sign up for their free trial and pay just a small shipping fee.
They send you a full bottle – a one month supply – of their pills to try.
From the moment you order, you have 14 days to decide whether or not you want to continue using Power Boost X and Alpha Tren. If so, do nothing, they’ll charge you full price for the “free” bottle you already have, and they’ll send you a new bottle at full price every month from now on.
If you decide you don’t want to continue using Power Boost X and Alpha Tren, you have to call them and cancel your subscription within the 14 day free trial period.
If you follow that procedure and all goes well, you won’t be charged anything more than the initial shipping charge you already paid.
Now that may seem fair, and even reasonable to you. And on the face of it, maybe it is.
The problem is, they go out of their way to not make the terms of the trial clear.
It’s there, but it’s in the very fine print.They also reference the “Terms and Conditions” over where you click to place your order, but if you open the Terms and Condition page, it’s blank.
So this can be misleading.
But did you catch that price? It’s $119.97! That’s a hell of a price for a supplement that has Magnesium Stearate as its most powerful ingredient!
For Alpha Tren, the free trial situation is even more unclear:
They don’t tell you anywhere what’s about to happen if you order.They don’t mention being billed after 14 days, and they don’t mention an amount.
There is a “Terms” page, and it mentions a 14 day trial, but it doesn’t say what you’ll be charged when the trial period is over:
So for this one, you really can’t know what’s coming down the road after 14 days of thinking that you signed up for a free trial.
In either case, if you have signed up for the trial, contact them as soon as possible to cancel any future charges.In some cases, it’s that easy. Sometimes, it’s not.
I’ve heard of guys having to threaten getting their State Attorney General involved before companies like these have refunded money or even stopped future billing.
Power Boost X and Alpha Tren Pros and Cons
I almost always include a pros and cons section in our supplement reviews.
It’s a great way to sum up what we’ve learned and what we know, and it helps us land on one side or the other in terms of whether or not it’s something to use and to recommend.
In the case of Power Boost X and Alpha Tren, it’s really not necessary. There’s not a single word of praise that belongs in the pro column.
When you see an “article” in “ESPN” that just seems off, trust your gut. It IS off.
It’s not a real article and it’s not really ESPN.
It’s a sleazy supplement company trying to play on your willingness to believe what you read. Don’t.
There are no redeeming qualities for Power Boost X and Alpha Tren. They claim to be powerful supplements that give you an “unfair advantage” over all those “other guys” who don’t use them. They don’t.
The active ingredient is Magnesium Stearate!
That says it all.
I said I’d give you 3 reasons not to get sucked into thinking these pills can help you.
There are many more, but here are 3:
They lie about Tom Brady using Power Boost X and Alpha Tren.
The only actual ingredient they mention between the two products is magnesium stearate which has absolutely nothing for anyone’s muscles ever.
The free trial offer is a scam and will have you locked into a monthly billing nightmare until you figure out what happened and how to end it.
That’s three, but truthfully any one of them on its own should be enough. Don’t waste your time with Power Boost X and Alpha Tren.
I’ve written a lot of reviews lately about these hard sell supplement scams popping up all over the internet lately.
Just the other day, I got word about yet another one.
This time it’s Hyper Tone Force and Hyper Tone Excel.
While I’d love to tell you this one is different, unfortunately, it’s not.
It’s just another scam company, this time capitalizing on a certain South African runner’s success at the Olympics in Rio.
It doesn’t even bother using any creativity or tactics different than other similar scammers and it makes you wonder why they would even think about trying to pull it off and trick customers at all when there is enough information to quickly dispel their claims.
This article came to my attention just a couple days ago, and there was no way I wasn’t going to share it with you guys:
The print is kind of small, so I’ll tell you what they’re trying to say.
The headline clearly states straight up that Wayde Van Niekerk was stripped of the gold medal he won for the 400 meter dash – you know – the race where he broke the 17 year old world record while running in the outside lane – a completely unprecedented feat.
Let me assure you right off the bat, this isn’t true.
The record and the gold medal remain intact.
The whole premise of the article is a lie.
Now take a look at what they state is the REASON he lost his medal:
Seriously? Again, if you can’t read it, allow me to help you out.
In number 2, it says:
“These supplements don’t have to be used in conjunction with a gym.
Users experience massive muscle growth and fat loss WITHOUT LIFTING A SINGLE WEIGHT.
The Olympic Commission considers this to be a “cheat” as it requires hardly any effort on the user’s part”.
Are they serious?
Are they really trying to say you can lost fat and build muscle by taking a pill, without any special diet or workout?
Yep, that’s exactly what they’re saying.
Unbelievable.
Wayde Van Niekerk doesn’t use Hyper Tone Force and Hyper Tone Excel.
He’s most likely never even heard of them (unless his lawyer informed him that they’re using his image without permission).
And they don’t stop there.
The next part of the article talks about how the author used the stack himself, and the amazing results he got without working out.
They even show a before and after image comparison.
I can tell you with absolute certainty that this is image is not a before and after comparison for anyone who used Hyper Tone Force and Hyper Tone Excel.
This is actually an image of bodybuilder/trainer Gert Louw.
He offers a rigorous and intense diet and workout program through his website – it’s the same one that he used to make the transformation you see in the images.
He didn’t do it with pills.
He’s never touched this stack.
The folks at Hyper Tone Force and Hyper Tone Excel lifted his image off the internet because they thought it would draw in users, impressed with the amazing results achieved by this “regular guy”.
But Gert Louw is no regular guy.
He’s committed to his fitness lifestyle and to sharing it with other committed people.
He did not get his body by taking pills.
Look, this happens all the time. Hyper Tone Force and Hyper Tone Excel are not the first and they won’t be the last.
The fact of the matter is, not even a miracle pill can give someone a body like that and the only thing that can is hundreds of hours in the gym and a healthy diet.
Here’s the basic rundown of how this scam always works.
A link to an “article” on how some famous actor or athlete got in shape using some amazing new supplement stack.
You click the link and read the article. You think, “Holy cow! This stuff looks amazing. I’ve got to get my hands on some! What’s that? It’s free?
Oh my God, how did I get so lucky?”
You click the link to get you some free amazing supplements.
You sign up for your free trial, paying the paltry shipping charge, and you wait for your supplements to arrive.
About a week later, your pills arrive.
You make plans for your new diet and workout plan because despite what they say about not needing to change an of that, you want to set yourself up for maximum success.
Now two weeks have passed since you ordered and you’re ready and excited to get started on your new amazing journey.
You take your pills, plan your meals, and hit the gym.
You get home, take out your phone to check your credit card or bank balance, and you see two unexplained charges for anywhere between $85 and $130 each.WTF?
Turns out, these two charges are for the amazing supplement stack that’s going to change your life, you know, the ones you thought you were getting to try for free.
But as bad as that is, it’s not the worst of it.
Unless you contact these supplement scammers and cancel your subscription, those two charges are going to return month after month, every month, forever.
That’s it in a nutshell.
I strongly recommend you just stay away from these two supplements, just like I recommend with all these kinds of products.
But I know there are those among you who are still wondering,
“But what if they really do work?
Won’t they be worth all the expense and hassle if they are?”
For you, I will continue.
We’ll take a closer look at each product and break down their chances for success.
What is Hyper Tone Force?
On the official Hyper Tone Force website, what they say you’ll achieve is maximum workout performance through boosted endurance.
As a result, you’ll see quicker muscle gains than you would without it.
It’s a pre workout supplement, based on the idea that by boosting your body’s production of Nitric Oxide, you’ll see better endurance and pumps, as well as better nutrient and oxygen delivery to your muscles as you work out and after you work out.
To that end, the ingredients in Hyper Tone Force are all geared to increasing nitric oxide production.
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Hyper Tone Force Ingredients
They don’t show a label or ingredient amounts, but they do state the primary ingredients found in the formula.
They are L-Arginine and L-Citrulline.
L-Arginine is a pre cursor to nitric oxide, so increasing your body’s L-Arginine stores will lead your body to create more nitric oxide.
That increased NO will open up your blood vessels, sending more blood to your muscles.
This increased amount of blood carries more oxygen and nutrients so your muscles have more stamina, can work harder, and recovery better after your workout is done.
L-Citrulline is a precursor to L-Arginine, so it has sort of a time release function.
It first causes you to have more l-arginine, which then creates more nitric oxide.
And that’s it – two great ingredients for a pre workout to be sure, but there are plenty of other beneficial ones that are not in the formula.
And not only that, but we don’t know how much they use.
3 grams of L-Arginine is a pretty standard dose, and I would be surprised if Hyper Tone Force contained that much.
The ingredient list for Hyper Tone Excel is quite a bit longer than the one for Hyper Tone Force:
Tongkat Ali which is thought to increase free testosterone by inhibiting the action of Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) which binds to testosterone molecules, making them essentially useless.
Monkey’s Head Hericium Extract which helps mobilize fat cells and promotes healthy glucose levels.
Korean Ginseng Extract which improves erection quality as well as physical and mental energy.
Epimedium Sagittatum which is an aphrodisiac that also increases blood flow for better erections.
Tribulus Terrestris which is thought to increase natural testosterone production by increasing the release of Luteinizing Hormone, which in turn signals the testes to produce and release more testosterone.
Maca Root which is both an aphrodisiac for boosted libido and an adaptagen for coping with stress and fatigue.
It’s a pretty solid list for a natural testosterone booster, with one glaring exception.
There’s no D-Aspartic Acid, which is the ingredient most proven to boost testosterone.
And just like with Hyper Tone Force, they don’t say how much of each ingredient is used.
This is a very common tactic.
They may use only a dusting – enough to claim it’s in there, but not enough to have any real effect.
I don’t know for sure that this is the case, just that it’s very common.
There’s only one way to buy these products, and that’s by signing up for their free trials, which are absolutely not free.
Here’s how it works in both cases.
You sign up by paying a small shipping fee only.
They send you a full one month supply of the product.
What you probably don’t realize is that when you sign up for the trial, you’re agreeing to pay full price in 14 or 16 days respectively, and to sign up for monthly shipments each month at that full price.
Are you ready to see what those prices are?
Hyper Tone Force – $127.77
Hyper Tone Excel – $101.04
Ouch!Even signing up for one is bad enough, but if you sign up for both, that’s $230 a month for mediocre at best supplements.
That’s insane!
You might still want to argue that if they’re good, they’re worth it.
I’m telling you now though, they’re not that good.
Just in case you don’t believe me, here are a couple screenshots of their Terms and Conditions:
Here are severalpoints to remember while you’re thinking about how much these products cost:
The Hyper Tone Force formula has 2 active ingredients and they don’t even tell you how much of them are in the pills.
The Hyper Tone Excel formula has several ingredients, but it doesn’t have the one that’s been proven to increase testosterone.
They published a fake ESPN article with blatant lies about a world record holding Olympic champion losing his medals.
They used the Olympic champion’s image without permission and they used the images of others without permission as well – all to prove that they work.If they really worked, couldn’t they demonstrate that without making things up?
No clinical studies have been cited or even mentioned.
Hyper Tone Force and Hyper Tone Excel – The Bottom Line
I think it’s pretty clear at this point that Hyper To Force and Hyper Tone Excel really only care about one thing – and it’s not your physique.
They have shown that they’ll say anything and do anything to make the sale.
And the price is so ridiculously high for what they’re selling.
I see this kind of thing all the time, and still there are a few that I find bolder and more offensive than the others.
For a number of reasons including the price and the fact that they blatantly lie about an Olympic gold medalist losing his medal, Hyper Tone Force and Hyper Tone Excel are included with these.
You may have noticed it’s all the rage in online supplements lately.
Pair two products – usually one is a testosterone booster and one is a pre workout product – and call it the next best thing since steroids.
Some of these “dynamic duos” are advertised in these fake ESPN or Men’s Health articles that we’ve written about, and some aren’t. But they all have one thing in common.
They’re not worth spending your money or your hopes on.
We’re doing our best to keep up with them all, but to tell you the truth, it’s not easy.
New ones come up all the time, and just when we think we’re caught up, we literally turn around and find one we’ve missed that seems to have been around for months.
But as long as they keep appearing, we’ll keep exposing them, so look around our website for the stack that’s caught your eye and chances are we’ve written about it.
What Is Alpha Tren?
The product we’re talking about today is Alpha Tren.
I haven’t seen it written about in one of those phony ESPN or Men’s Health Articles yet, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it shows up at some point.
For now, you’ll see it advertised on “review” websites as a standalone product and as part of a stack with Power Boost X.
From what I can tell, Alpha Tren is the testosterone boosting part of the combo, though the marketing is just vague enough to keep us from being actually sure of anything.
Here’s what the official Alpha Tren website says about its benefits:
You’ll achieve bigger muscles.
You’ll see quicker recovery times.
You’ll last longer in the gym with added stamina.
You’ll maintain peak performance when you need it.
Those points in and of themselves don’t scream testosterone booster.
They could be testosterone booster benefits, but you could also get these kinds of results with a nitric oxide booster.
I’m not sure but I think this distinction is made vague on purpose.
We’ll talk more about this as the review goes on, but suffice it to say these websites copy off of and outright steal from each other all the time.
Here’s where they come right out and say Alpha Tren is a testosterone boosting supplement:
But hold up a minute, Here’s basically the exact same image and text being used to sell a total different product, called AlphaFuel:
Clearly this is bullshit – using the exact same images and copy to sell two totally different products, but why? Why are they doing it?
Well, there are a couple possible answers.
Maybe they are competing products and one of the companies stole the marketing campaign from the other.
This is probably the least likely scenario.
If it is the case, a cease and desist letter will soon be followed up by a lawsuit if they don’t clear this up.
Alpha Tren and Alpha Fuel may just be two different products made by the same company, and their product development has moved faster than their marketing, so they’ve put in sort of a placeholder marketing campaign for one of the products while they work on the real campaign. Could be, but also highly unlikely.
A maneuver like this could lead to a poor reputation for the entire company and its full line of products.
The most likely story is that Alpha Tren and Alpha Fuel are the exact same product made by the exact same company.
But then of course you have to wonder why they would do this. The answer is as simple as it is sad.
Alpha Tren and Alpha Fuel are both fairly useless as supplements.
They may be of some minimal benefit, but they are not anywhere near as useful as their prices and their marketing would suggest.
What happens is, as one product – say Alpha Fuel – starts to get the negative reputation it deserves, they simply move their efforts over to their “other” product – Alpha Tren. They’re completely the same, but the company gets to start fresh without the negative feedback collected by the first product.
Ding Ding Ding, folks.
It’s choice number 3, unfortunately.
Now, I get asked a lot how I know these supplements are junk if I don’t try them.
While that’s a valid question, I have an equally valid answer.
I research and try supplements every day.
There are common, recognizable techniques used by supplement companies every day.
After a while, you get familiar with them and learn to spot them. Is there a chance I’m wrong? Of course.
But let’s get back to the nuts and bolts of Alpha Trenspecifically.
After all, all this marketing sleaziness aside, if it works and it’s a good value, then I’ll recommend it.
Here’s the thing.
Alpha Tren won’t reveal its ingredients online. Way at the bottom of the page, they display a link to a study on Tribulus Terrestris, but that’s as close as they come to talking about ingredients at all.
I have to ask… why would you pay for a supplement when you don’t even know what goes into it?
Alpha Tren wants you to believe they’re giving the stuff away for you to try for free. Don’t believe them.
They offer what they call a Free Trial, but as you’ll see, it’s very far from free.
The way it works is that you sign up for the trial and pay the $4.97 shipp They then send you a 30 day supply.
Most people think that’s the end of it, but it’s not by a long shot.
What happens next is that if you don’t call Alpha Tren and “cancel” you will be charged full price for the “free trial” bottle.
This is a common scam. We talk about it all the time. But this one is particularly heinous.
Most products bury the real terms of the deal in the fine print and/or on another page of the website other than the order page. They hide it, but it is there.
But with Alpha Tren, the terms of the trial are not clearly stated anywhere on the website.
Believe me, I scoured the website, and I do this enough to know where to look. It’s not there.
This may be a temporary situation, but as long as they’re letting orders go through, those terms should be there.
Here is the closest they get to telling you you’ll be charged full price:
They mention that you’ll be billed for the trial, but they don’t say how much.
In most cases, the cost is anywhere between $80 and $120, so that would be my expectation.They don’t even give you the number to call to cancel, and of course they leave out completely the fact that you have to cancel in the first place.
It’s truly one of the worst, most deceptive free trial offers I’ve ever seen.
I’m no lawyer, but if they continue to leave the full terms off their website and at the same time continue to process orders, I believe there would be grounds for getting your money back if they charge you. Best not to even bother at all though.
Since there’s no other way to purchase or try Alpha Tren at this time, I would just stay away from it altogether.
The title of this review references 3 reasons to steer clear of Alpha Tren. If you’ve read carefully, you already know them, but let’s list them out here just to make sure we’re all on the same page:
With no ingredient information, we have no idea what the hell is even in these pills
With no customer reviews, we have no idea if this stuff has ever worked for anyone!
With a free trial without clear terms, most guys have no idea they’re not getting this for free and the rest have no idea how much they’ll be charged.
List or no list, it’s easy to see that Alpha Tren is nothing but a potentially huge hassle and a waste of money.
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“New Legal Steroid,” “Nature’s Steroid Alternative,” “used by Hollywood’s Elite”, and my personal favorite, “Gain 16 pounds of muscle in 4 weeks, No special program, No intense exercise”.If these statements lookfamiliar to you, I’m not surprised.
They come from an “article” making the online rounds in what appear to be mens’ magazines, but really they’re just advertisements.
The one I came across today is for a testosterone booster called Alpha F1 stacked with a pre workout called Xtreme Nitric Oxide Formula.
But let me emphasize that this article is EXACTLY THE SAME as it is for every product and stack of products.
For those of you just hearing about this article and how they use it to sell mostly useless supplements, let’s back up.
Here’s the headline:
I made some comments right on the image for you so you can see what we’re talking about.
Right at the top it says it’s an Advertisement, which they probably only do because they have to for legal reasons.
We also noted that the links at the top of the page that are supposed to take you to the different sections of the magazine are fake. They don’t link to anything.
They’re just there to make it look like a real magazine.
And this one I’ll never understand – they say “As Seen On CNNHealth” etc, but it’s just not true.I don’t know how they get away with that.
Hopefully you’re getting the idea that this fake article is just a dishonest way to get you to buy Alpha F1 and Xtreme Nitric Oxide Formula, but I’ll give you a few more reason to believe.
Here’s an image taken from the article selling Alpha F1 and Xtreme Nitric Oxide Formula:
And here’s the exact same image in the same article, but selling something called Testo Booster and Nitro Focus NO3:
I’m telling you, this article is a scam.
It even says so right a the end of the page:
At this point, we’re going to move off the article and focus on the product because lots of companies employ sleazy or semi-sleazy marketing practices.
It doesn’t necessarily mean the pills are crap.
So let’s dive and find out – are Alpha F1 pills crap?
What is Alpha F1?
Alpha F1 is a natural testosterone booster that promises to improve your daily life, mainly in the gym and in the bedroom.
That’s because testosterone is the male sex hormone that affects weight loss, energy, muscle composition, and sex drive.
As men age, our body’s naturally make less and less of the stuff, and when that happens, we feel sluggish and run down, and far less resilient than we used to.
A natural testosterone booster, when it works, can boost your body’s hormone production back up closer to the levels you used to be at in your early twenties.
These pills don’t contain any actual testosterone or steroids, just natural ingredients that aid the testosterone production process in your body.
As a result of boosted testosterone levels, Alpha F1 promises to:
Increase muscle mass.
Burn more fat.
Ignite your libido.
Improve your sexual performance.
It’s really that simple, so they say.
Take Alpha F1, and watch your testosterone levels skyrocket.
A pleasant surprise – the Alpha F1 website shows an image of the actual bottle label, including ingredients:
The list is short and includes:
Eurycoma Longifolia (aka Tongkat Ali) which may inhibit the action of SHBG (LINK TO http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4085925/), thereby increasing free testosterone levels and lead to all the benefits thereof.
The amount per serving is just 100mg. The typical daily dose tends to be about 200mg-300mg, whereas the effective dose in the study was 400 mg. This indicates that to be effective the dose in Alpha F1 should be higher than it is.
Zinc which is important to overall health as well as the chemical reaction within the body that produces testosterone.
A connection has been shown between zinc deficiencies and testosterone deficiencies in men.
Vitamin B1 which is important for muscle growth and development.
Vitamin B6 which seems to help the body produce testosterone.
A study involving rats deprived of Vitamin B6 showed that at the end of the study, those rats who were deprived of Vitamin B6 showed significantly reduced testosterone levels.
The recommended dose is 2 pills per day, but again, this only gives you 100mg of Eurycoma Longifolia – arguably the most primary ingredient in the mix.
Unfortunately, this says a lot about how effective Alpha F1 can be expected to be.
The only way to purchase Alpha F1 is to sign up for the free trial offered on their website.
You access the website through any one of the review websites that link to it.
When you get there, you’ll see something like this:
If you decide to go for it and fill out the form, you’ll see this next:
Make sure you take a good look at that circled and underlined part above. This is not a free trial.
You won’t be getting anything free If you read the underlined section, you’ll see that if you don’t call and cancel within 14 days from the day you placed your order, you will be charged a whopping $89.95 for the Alpha F1 you thought you were getting for free.Not only that, but they will send you a new bottle every month, whether your want it or not, and charge you that same $89.95 each time.
You’re probably outraged that a company could get away with something so underhanded, but when you’ve seen it as many times as I have, you get a little numb to the outrage.You may even be thinking, “how the hell can they get away with this?” But trust me, they can and they do.
I get questions and emails every single day from guys who’ve been taken in by this kind of scam.
It really happens, and apparently, Alpha F1 participates.
We’ve hit all the major points about Alpha F1, high and low.
So let’s lay it out straight, by listing the positives and negatives of buying and using Alpha F1. I find it helps us get to the real answer we’re looking for, namely, “is this stuff worth my time and money?”
Advantages of Alpha F1
The ingredient list is provided on the product website.
This is actually very unusual for a product like this – sold only on the internet, so we do appreciate their candor.
The ingredients are all natural, and while that doesn’t mean it’s completely side effect-free, it means it’s not likely to cause much in the way of problems for anyone.
Disadvantages of Alpha F1
The only real active ingredient is Eurycoma Longifolia, which is good, but at 100 mg per serving, it’s not going to do much.
There’s no real scientific evidence showing that Alpha F1 is or can be effective.
There are no reviews from customers that we could find.
This means it’s tough to know what kinds of results actual guys are getting by using this stuff.
It’s only available by using their scammy free trial offer.
We started this review talking about 4 big reasons why you probably shouldn’t waste your time, money, or energy on Alpha F1. Just take a look at the list of disadvantages and you’ll see them:
The formula is weak.
There’s no science to back it up.
There’s no customer feedback to back it up.
And you have to sign up for monthly billing just to try it.
The best advice I can give you is to stay away from Alpha F1 and products like it.
They’re everywhere, and it would be completely understandable if you fell for it because many do, but you’d be much better off just steering clear.
Take this as an example as you look at other male enhancement products in the future and if you see similar ad strategies being used, you would be safe to go ahead and assume that things are too good to be true and that there is more than meets the eye.
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As an avid supplements tester, I’m no stranger to pre-workout supplements. Over the years, I’d say that I’ve probably tested well over 100 different pre workout pills and powders.
Some work great, but others? Not so much.
One thing is for sure, the VAST majority of pre workout supplements that I’ve tested have had some sort of stimulant to get you going.
After all, isn’t that the point of a pre-workout? To get you fired up for your workout.
Well, in this review, were going to be talking about one of the very few stimulant free pre workout supplements that I recently got a chance to try out.
It’s called Pre Series Stim-Free pre workout, and I have to admit, it’s literally the BEST stimulant-free pre workout I’ve ever tested.
What is it?
As the name implies, the Pre Series pre workout powder is a supplement designed to fire up your motivation for a workout.
While the majority of pre workout supplements contain loads of caffeine, yohimbe, and / or synephrine, Transparent Labs (the makers of the product) take a completely different approach.
They use a proprietary blend of ingredients that enhance focus and endurance, motivation, and help you power through your workouts.
The full ingredients list in Pre Series pre workout includes: Citruline Malate 2:1, BCAA 2:1, Beta-Alanine, Creatine HCL, Beta-pure, Taurine, N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine, Choline Bitartrate, Mucuna Pruriens, L-Norvaline, and Bioperine.
Here’s a quick pic of the label:
As you can see, there’s NO caffeine in this supplement. This is what separates them from the rest. Most pre-workouts are just fancy packaging for caffeine-loaded powder.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I take it?
The directions on the label state that you should take a 1/2 scoop 20 – 30 min. prior to your workout. It’s suggested that you “wait it out” to determine your tolerance.
If you don’t seem to be feeling anything after 30 min. or so, take another 1/2 scoop and wait another 20 – 30 min.
I would suggest that you take it on a relatively empty stomach to get the best results.
How long does it take to “kick in”?
For me, it took about a full hour for it to kick in, and that was with a full scoop. Everyone will respond at different times, and it depends on a number of factors like your metabolism, your weight, how much food you have in your stomach, etc.
What are it’s effects?
See my personal results here.
Are there any side effects?
Since it contains Beta-Alanine, there’s a SLIGHT chance that you may experience a harmless tingling sensation.
DON’T FREAK OUT!
This is completely normal, and happens to nearly everyone that take a supplement with Beta-Alanine in it for the first time.
Generally speaking it takes about 15 – 20 min. for the tingling sensation to go away, and it’s been clinically studied and proved SAFE for human consumption.
My Personal Results
I got a tub of the Pre-Series pre workout sent to me by one of the owners of the brand, but I was NOT paid in any way, shape, or form to publish this review.
Following the suggestions on the label, I took a half scoop about 1 hour before my workout and mixed it with water.
I have to say, the taste was actually VERY good. I got the green apple flavor (they have blue raspberry as well, but I’ve never been a fan), and it had kind of a “tarty-tangy” flavor, comparable to a starburst.
For the first 15 min., I didn’t feel much. Right around the 20 min. mark, I started to get that tingling sensation I talked about above.
Again, this is completely normal with Beta-Alanine, and it goes away pretty fast.
I decided to round out another 1/2 scoop and drink it on the 15 min. drive to the Golds Gym I go to. Just as I pulled in I could feel the SURGE of energy that you get with most stimulant based pre workout supplements.
HOWEVER, I didn’t get that heart-racing / sweaty / jittery sensation you get with so many other pre workouts.
It was just a nice, CLEAN, “I’m ready to get it on!” type of feeling.
What followed was one of the BEST workouts I had in a long time!
If you’re someone who is prone to getting side effects from stimulant-based pre workout supplements, then the Pre Series Stim-Free pre workout is PERFECT for you.
It doesn’t cause any jitters or awful come-down, and it works GREAT to enhance motivation, focus, and endurance for your workouts.
Given the fact that it’s one of the ONLY stimulant-free pre workout supplements I’ve tried that ACTUALLY works, I highly recommend it!
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Just about every guy out there has experienced a situation where he didn’t feel like he performed up to his potential, and he let his girl down.
Once you have that experience once, it’s likely to haunt you, as you wonder if and when it will happen again.
If this has happened to you, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have a problem – with erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation or whatever happened.
There are a number of factors that play into such instances and sometimes running out for the first male sexual enhancement supplement that you come across is not the solution, but I can understand the sentiment.
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It may just mean you need a little confidence boost to help you avoid those situation in the future.
That’s where something like Noxitril comes in.
It’s an all natural male enhancement supplement that promises to make experiences like the ones we mentioned above a thing of the past.
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Imagine the pleasure you could give and receive if you didn’t have to worry about whether or not your “Johnson” was going to rise to the occasion and get the job done!
We look at a lot of male enhancement pills around here, so when Noxitril came to our attention, we got to work breaking down its promises, its formula, its results, its feedback, and its value to determine if this stuff is worth your time, money, hopes, and dreams.
The suggested use is two capsules once a day, or as directed by your health care professional.
Many of these ingredients are probably familiar with you if you have tried other male sexual enhancers, and by all appearances, this makes the product look like it may actually work.
There really isn’t much of anything new in this area.
The promises made by Noxitril are pretty in line with the promises made by most sexual performance supplements.
They say you’ll see:
Stronger, longer lasting erections.
Improved energy.
Greater stamina.
Intense orgasms.
And when you’ve got all that working for you, you’ll exude that kind of confidence that every woman craves from her man, so there will be satisfaction all around.
This is how they present Noxitril on its website.
By taking it daily, you’ll become the guy you always wanted to be, the guy that all the woman are attracted to.And when they flock to you, you’ll be ready to satisfy.
The message is driven home not only by the verbal content of the website, but also by the images of beautiful women looking longingly at you through the camera lens.
Up until now, we’ve focused on what Noxitril says it can do for you, basically the marketing.
I find it’s important to know what angle a product is attempting to push when you investigate it for actual effectiveness.
And now that we know Noxitril is aiming to build in you the kind of sexual confidence you need to get the hottest girls, let’s break it down and see if it does what it says.
The Noxitril website doesn’t display the image of an actual label, but it does provide a list of the main key ingredients, which is good because it helps give us an idea of what this stuff might actually do for you.
The full list of ingredients in Noxitril includes: Ginseng, L-Arginine, Maca Root, Tribulus Terrestris, Nettle Root, Oat Straw, Cayenne Pepper, and Tongkat Ali.
You’ll find many of these exact same ingredients in products like 5G Male andViantis, albeit in different quantities.
Unfortunately, the Noxitril website gives a brief paragraph on the fact that these are commonly used herbs that naturally boost your sex life, but they don’t talk about each ingredient individually or the potential of what they can do for you.
But we were able to pull that valuable information from several outside sources and put it together here for you.
Another unfortunate thing is the glaring typo in the word “INGREDIENTS”.
Check it out:
Ginseng has been shown in some studiesto improve sexual functioning in men with erectile dysfunction.
It’s known to have aphrodisiac properties and to increase energy and stamina as well.
L-Arginine can increase blood flow to your genitals for better, stronger, longer lasting erections.
It’s a precursor to nitric oxide, which is a vasodilator.
Blood vessels expand and blood flows more easily throughout your body.
It’s also used for bodybuilders to improve strength, energy, and pumps – also clearly related to increased blood flow. You can find L-Arginine in literally THOUSANDS of other supplements, including Alpha Prime Elite and Test X Core.
Maca Root is an ancient herb from Peru that has been used for many medicinal purposes throughout history.
Most of the hype about Maca being an aphrodisiac is anecdotal, along with a few animal studies.
Though there are some studies that have found that Maca may increase sperm count and improve fertility. (Source: 1)
Tribulus Terrestris is thought to increase your body’s natural production of testosterone.
The theory is that Tribulus signals the pituitary gland to release an increased amount of Luteinizing Hormone.
LH in turn sends a signal to the testes to produce and release an increased amount of testosterone.
Studies in humans so far have been inconclusive, but animal studies have been promising. (Source)
Nettle Root has traditionally been used as an herbal treatment for improving prostate health. It acts as an anti-inflammatory and diuretic to help ease BPH symptoms, and it does do without the negative side effects you can get with some medications.
It’s also believed to increase natural testosterone levels which helps improve sexual performance and response. (Source)
Oat Straw (aka Avena Sativa)is widely used in male enhancement formulas.
It is said to work by increasing free testosterone, which is the only kind your body can actually use. (It’s also thought to help with smoking cessation as well).
The evidence is pretty spotty, however, with really the only studies being small and unpublished, conducted by the companies that sell supplements containing Oat Straw. (Source)
Cayenne Pepper contains Capsaicin which helps improves blood circulation by opening up blood vessels, allowing an increased amount of blood to flow through.
It also inhibits the action of PDE5 by increasing production of the PDE5 inhibiting Superoxide Dismutase. (This is closely related to the mechanism of action used by prescription ED drugs, sometimes referred to as “viagra on steroids”). (Source)
Tongkat Ali, like Oat Straw, is thought to increase the presence of free testosterone.
It does this by disabling the function of Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) which binds itself to testosterone molecules, rendering them useless.
By effectively blocking this from happening, Tongkat Ali causes more of your total testosterone to remain free and available to increase libido, improve erections, and prolong stamina. (Source)
One other thing I’d like to note is that the urge caution for users that have high blood pressure, diabetes, any cardiovascular disorder, heart disease, hyperthyroidism, or are taking any anti depressant medications.
You should also discontinue using Noxitril if you have any of the following side effects: Nausea, sleeplessness, or nervousness.
At the request of many of my visitors, I decided to give Noxitril a go. Based on most of the research I had done up until this point, I certainly wasn’t getting my hopes up.
With the bar set low, I started off with the recommended dose of 2 capsules, which I promptly took first thing in the morning on an empty stomach.
Day 1, not much of an effect.
I felt a slight tingling sensation “down there”, but nothing to write home about.
Later on that evening, I felt like I had a bit of an upset stomach, but I have no way of telling if it was from the Noxitril or not.
Day 2, I took the 2 capsules a bit later in the day between breakfast and lunch, and by the end of the day I still really didn’t notice anything.
This continued for a few more days until one morning (I think it was about day 5 at this point), I woke up with a RAGING hard on.
The kind of hard on that makes it tough to take a piss because you’re standing at “attention”.
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It took a good 15 minutes for that woody to wear off.
I wanted to put that hard on to good use, but unfortunately my wife was fast asleep and I wasn’t about to wake her up.
I began to think Noxitril may be onto something.
Continuing on with my experiment, I noticed that practically every morning I was waking up with a hard on after about a week on this stuff.
However, after about week 2 the effects seemed to wear off pretty quickly.
I thought maybe cycling it would help, so I tried stopping it for 1 week and then resuming.
The end result?
Nothing. All of the benefits I received before just seemed to magically vanish.
Of course, inevitably someone will ask me whether or not Noxitril will make your penis grown bigger.
Because I and so many of my readers have been royally screwed by some of these online supplement companies, I always read the Terms and Conditions page on the website of every product I review.
In this case, when you click the link, up comes what appears to be a standard document, but actually never refers to Noxitril at all.Instead, they talk about Vylexia.
So I looked up Vylexia’s website, and except for the name and a few other details, the website is exactly the same.
Check out this screenshot taken from the Noxitril website:
And compare it to:
They’re exactly the same – except for the product name.
The ingredients are the same too.
Everything.
Their contact phone numbers are the same too, so they are indeed the same product, made by the same company, only with different names (and prices – Vylexia is $10 cheaper).
You’re probably wondering why they would do that, but it’s actually pretty common.Once a product gets a reputation for being useless or a scam, a lot of these companies will put out another product, or at least a product of a different name.
And that’s what they did here.
I noticed something else of note in the Terms and Conditions.
They talk about signing up for monthly autoshipping, even though I don’t see anything about it anywhere else on the website.
I’m not sure what’s going on here, but if you order this stuff, be aware that this is a possibility.
I tested it, and I have to say, it does indeed WORK.
With that said, we started out this review talking about how there are 3 Big Reasons why you shouldn’t bother with Noxitril.In case you haven’t worked them all out yet, we’ll spell it out:
The Noxitril Website is just a cut and paste job from another supplement called Vylexin.
The company just switched the names and updated the prices.
They even forgot to make the change in the Terms and Conditions document.
And they even have the same typo in the “Ingredients” section, writing “Indgredients”.
You’d think they would have noticed at some point in the process.
There is no real customer feedback about Noxitril. The 2 testimonials on the website are vague and pretty unhelpful, not to mention that they’re probably not real.
Hell, they’re the same testimonials used on the Vylexia site.
If they were backed up by reviews on Amazon or some other site, that would be one thing.
But they’re not.
The company can’t be trusted. Are they Vylexia or are they Noxitril? Who knows?
And if you order, will you be locked into monthly payments? It’s impossible to tell.
If a product’s website leaves you with these kinds of questions, it’s best to just stay away.
So I just picked up the mail after the gym and came across a rather vulgar brochure for a brand new cream on the market called Vericil-MD.
When I say the brochure is vulgar, I mean as soon as I opened the envelope I’m bombarded with a photo of 2 chicks going down on a relatively hung guy.
The title screams: “Be the biggest, longest, firmest guy you know”, as if guys over the age of 16 sit around comparing each others schlong sizes.
I have no idea how I even got this brochure, but when I did I actually got about 3 other rather vulgar ones as well.
Pretty shocking, I know, and even in the world of male sexual enhancement supplements you are not going to see such vulgar ads normally, bordering on porn.
So what is Vericil-MD, and more importantly, does it REALLY work as wellas this brochure says it does.
Well, I did a little bit of research on this male enhancement cream and this is what I found out.
So What is Vericil-MD?
Since there’s no official website for Vericil-MD (as far as I can tell), all of the information about this cream will be gleamed from the 30-page ad I have here in front of me.
According to them, they categorically state that you WILL grow 4 inches in length and 2.4 inches in girth within 90 days of using their product.
So what’s the secret behind this groundbreaking product?
Well, that’s actually a HUGE problem.
Not ONCE in their entire 31-page brochure do they mention the ingredients in Vericil-MD.
In fact, the only thing they mention that even comes close to knowing what’s in it is that it’s 100% all natural, and that it’s been clinically tested and approved.
This seems to be a common occurrence with enlargement creams like this. I’ve reviewed several in the past, including Xtra Man, Big Kahuna, and Mr. Stiff, and NONE of those guys list the active ingredients in their creams.
So it begs the question, do you really want to rub something on to your penis that you have literally NO idea what’s in it?
If I had to guess,the answer to that is probably a resounding NO!
I would say it likely contains L-Arginine, Ginseng, maybe some Gingko Biloba, and a few other common male enhancement ingredients.
The brochure shows a half-dozen before and after photos from men who’ve apparently used Vericil-MD, and the results look pretty promising.
Who Makes It?
That’s a great question, and to be honest, I’m a bit unsure. The return address on the label I have here says Maxx Male Labs, which is a company apparently headquartered in Scarborough, Maine.
The address that’s listed on the label is P.O.
Box 6827, Scarborough, Maine 04070. When I run a search for this address in Google, I’m given a company called Atlantic Health Naturals LLC.
Whether or not this is the same company responsible for Vericil-MD, I have no idea.
There’s basically no information about this company online, as I searched the business records for Maine AND the Better Business Bureau and came up short.
This should definitely be a red flag if you’re considering ordering it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any side effects?
We haven’t a clue, simply because we don’t know what’s in it. I can tell you from using male enhancement creams like X-Cream, Enlargo, and Reaqt, typical side effects include things like:
Redness / Soreness at the site of application
Itching / burning sensation
Allergic reactions
Of course since we don’t know what’s in it we can only speculate, but these are the most common side effects found in male enhancement creams.
Can you buy it in stores?
Unlikely. I checked with all of the major retailers like Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, and GNC, and none of them are selling Vericil-MD.
In fact, I don’t even think you can buy it online in stores like Amazon or Ebay.
So where can I buy it?
It looks like the only way you can place an order for Vericil-MD is by filling out their order form or calling their toll-free customer service line at 1-800-962-9953.
A $30 day supply retails at $48, and they do offer a discounted price of $200 for a 6 months supply.
They do apparently offer a 90-day money back guarantee, HOWEVER, you have to send back the unused portion to receive a refund.
Is it shipped discreetly?
Yes. All orders are shipped in a plain, securely wrapped, unmarked box. The only person who will know you placed your order is you.
Conclusion / Recommendation
What’s not to like about this product? Simply rub it on and BOOM, within a few short months you’ll be 4 inches bigger in length and 2.5 inches bigger in girth.
I hope your’e picking up the sarcasm 😉
The simple truth is there is WAY too little information on Vericil-MD to make a recommendation.
Sure, you can send out a cleverly crafted brochure complete with naked women going down on enormous guys.
The thought of getting bigger is promising, but unfortunately, VERY unlikely with this cream. I don’t even say that with any hesitation.
The marketing practices and vulgar language that these guys use alone should clue you in that maybe something is up and it is not exactly being made by the most reputable bunch out there, just look back at that original brochure at the top.
The only thing that will likely grow is the bank accounts of the guys that are selling it.
Until we get a chance to personally test it out, I would recommend against buying it.
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When we think of pre workout supplements, we usually think of chalky powders loaded with stimulants ready to get you pumped, both literally and figuratively.
Working out for hours in the gym is tough.
You know it’s also invigorating and empowering, but getting there and going at it 100% can be hard to do day after day.
That’s why popular pre workouts have what it takes to boost your motivation, energy, output, and results.
There are some exceptions – some pre workouts focus on muscle pumps and vascularity to the exclusion of stimulants.That’s a good thing.
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Not everyone wants or can handle that jacked up jittery feeling you get.
If you’re of those guys, God of Rage isn’t for you.
This stuff is made with clinical doses and then some to get you maximally hyped and keep you there.
What is God of Rage?
God of Rage is one of a line of pre workout supplements made be Centurion Labz.
They make several different products to make sure they cover everybody’s different needs.
God of Rage is for guys who want to stretch intensity to it’s breaking point, then push just a little further.
You’ll see what I mean when we talk about the formula.
This company was formed in 2014 when Dr Joe Kepko and Dr Nick Puccio decided to expand their practice to include health and fitness lifestyle supplements.
They brought their knowledge of what ingredients at what doses would help actual people reach their highest goals.
According to their website, they chose the name Centurion Labz to represent the hard work and discipline required to really achieve greatness.Their supplement names follow the same theme of ancient Greco-Roman warrior terminology.
As doctors, their plan is to incorporate solid health and fitness education into their brand, creating a community of hard charging athletes and enthusiasts.
God of Rage is a hard charging pre workout supplement, and they warn you right up front that this is not for the casual gym goer.
This stuff will max you out in terms of stimulants and strength, and you want to know that going in.
To that end, let’s discuss the ingredients.
When you look at the backbone of the formula, you’ll see where the priorities are set, and it looks like they got it right.
There’s:
Creatine Monohydrate (3 grams): This is the most popular and most tested form of creatine available, and 3 grams is a good solid daily dose, not the highest but high enough.
Creatine allows energy and power to be stored within muscles, so it’s there when you call on it.
Using creatine, you’ll be able to push more weight and build bigger muscles faster.
L-Arginine (3 grams): This is a precursor to nitric oxide, the vasodilator.
More l-arginine means more nitric oxide, which means wider, more relaxed blood vessel walls, allowing an increased amount of blood to flow through your body, delivering oxygen and nutrients to your hard working muscles.
It also increases that vascular look you want when you hit the gym. 3 grams is again a good solid effective dose that you’ll notice when you’re using it.
Beta Alanine (2.5 grams): This gives your muscles more endurance during your workouts.
Your muscles start to give out and give up when lactic acid builds up to a certain degree.
Beta Alanine slows that buildup and lowers the pH in your muscles, so that fatigue is staved off till later, ideally when you’re workout is done. (link to study of beta alanine and soccer players).
Recommended daily doses of beta alanine vary, but 2.5 grams is well within that recommended range.
One thing you want to note with beta alanine is the tingly skin feeling it gives.
I get questions from guys all the time about whether that’s normal or if they should be worried. Nope, it’s normal.
Some guys like the feeling, some can’t stand it.
Most guys welcome it once they know what it is because it’s how they know it’s working.l
Agmatine Sulfate (1 gram): This is something of an all-around supporter of health, wellness, and strength. It helps alleviate stress. It improves mood and brain function.
It increases nitric oxide production for better circulation.
It increases insulin uptake so your body handles glucose better.
It may increase the production and release of Human Growth Hormone.
Most dosage recommendations land in the 500mg-1g range so God of Rage contains a good dose.
The rest of the core ingredients are stimulants:
Caffeine (300mg): This is a pretty hefty dose equal to about 4 cups of coffee.
If you’re not used to caffeine or you’re sensitive, this is probably going to be too much for you right away.
But if you do well with caffeine, it’ll give you tons of quick energy while it ignites your metabolism, fat burning, and focus.
Theobromine (200mg): This is similar to caffeine, but milder, and it comes on slower and lasts longer.
It is recommended that you not exceed a daily dose of 500mg, so the dose in God of Rage falls well within that range.
Synephrine (65mg): This is also known as Bitter Orange or Citrus Aurantum.
It is commonly thought to be the closest compound resembling Ephedrine after it got banned.
It’s a powerful stimulant/fat burner, with recommended doses of 10-20 mg three times a day or 50 mg once a day.
The dose in God of Rage is therefore a little high.
This is concerning since it’s one of 4 stimulants, and there’s belief that combining caffeine with synephrine may be hazardous.
Yohimbine HCL (2mg): This is the last stimulant and at least as controversial. Yohimbe works.
It’s a central nervous system stimulant and it simulates the effect of a rush of adrenaline while increasing your heart rate and blood pressure.
In low doses, however, it may actually lower your blood pressure by opening up blood vessels.
The 2 mg dosage falls in line with the standard recommendation guidelines I’ve seen.
1,3-Dimethylamylamine (DMAA) (60mg): This is a powerful stimulant also thought to be the replacement for Ephendrine, but it can give you a false positive for amphetamines on a drug test, and it’s banned in the US, sort of.
Some companies still use it in their products, citing a loophole where the FDA didn’t ban it outright.
Now, that’s a long and comprehensive list, and it’s not even the whole formula.
There are other supporting ingredients including:
Vitamins C, D, B6, and B12 for energy and immune support.
Higenamine which is a fat burner.
Mucuna Pruriens which can increase the release of Dopamine for a bit of feel-good euphoria.
Hordenine which can suppress your appetite and improve your mood.
Let’s talk about that potential for negative side effects for a minute.
The biggest issue is that God of Rage contains a lot of stimulants, and each one is at a pretty high dose.
Caffeine is generally well tolerated, but at 300mg, lots of people will be bouncing off the walls and feeling a little uncomfortable.
Synephrine is one of those stimulants that flirts with being banned every so often. It can make your heart race, and it’s been determined to be particularly dangerous when taken along with caffeine, which of course God of Rage also has.
Yohimbine is well known to be pretty heavy on the side effects it can cause.
If you’re a healthy young guy, they’ll probably be mild, but we’re talking about things like nervousness, irritability, headache, skin flushing, nausea, dizziness, sweating, heart palpitations, and anxiety.
If you’ve got blood pressure or heart issues, or if you take Yohimbine in high doses, your situation could be much worse.
It’s been known to cause a severe drop in blood pressure, kidney failure, and heart problems.
At this point, Yohimbe is banned in several countries, but it’s legal in the US.
The FDA has issued a formal recommendation not to use it, but they haven’t outright banned it.
DMAA side effects include heart attack, psychiatric disorders, and central nervous system issues.
On top of being a powerful stimulant, DMAA is also a vasoconstrictor, so it increases blood pressure.
So that’s a lot of stimulants, each individually known to potentially cause side effects, and they put them all together in God of Rage.
With all these stimulants, I wasn’t too surprised when I saw on the Bodybuilding.com forums that a guy popped positive for amphetamines on his drug screen. Now, I don’t know this guy from Adam, but I have no reason to think he’s lying either.
So if you get tested for your job, be careful with this stuff.
There’s no question God of Rage is hard-charging.This stuff is not for the faint of heart and it’s not for anyone who gets buzzed off a little bit of caffeine.
With that being said, it may have less pronounced results if you have a caffeine tolerance or are a regular caffeine user.
If you do choose to use it, I’d strongly recommend you start with a half, or possibly even a quarter dose to assess your body’s response before building up to more.
If you like stimulant-heavy pre-workouts, this could be for you.
Take it easy with dosing at first and get a feel for what is best for you and remember to not over do it or exceed the recommended amount as it could be dangerous.
Just be careful and I wouldn’t recommend you ever move up to 2 scoops.
Ultimately, though, the risk may just not be worth the reward.
You probably have as well, assuming that you have tested the waters with a variety of male enhancement supplements on your own, and you may have noticed that often times it is little more than big talk.
Viarexin calls itself a “maximum strength testosterone enhancer”, but what does that have to do with male enhancement?
Well, other then promising size gains, it looks like they make a lot of other promises.
Those promises include:
More intense orgasms
Better quality erections
Increased size down there
Increased stamina
and much more
But, does it really do all of this? Or is it a scam like so many others?
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I have to admit, I watch porn. Not a ridiculous amount, but enough to have hundreds of ads burning holes in my eyes every time I go to one of these sites.
Products like Rock Hard pull this kind of hard marketing.
There’s pictures of huge schlongs being jacked off by hot women, stating things like “b$%tches will love your brand new 10 inch d$#k”.
In this particular ad, there’s a giffy of a woman getting slammed from behind with the caption I mentioned earlier in this article.
Like I already mentioned, I’ve seen hundreds of ads like this before, and usually I turn a blind eye to them.
But this one caught my attention, mainly because it said “free sample”.
Who doesn’t like free samples?
So I clicked on the ad and it took me to a page called Emily’s Blog.
The top of the page screamed “Like Viagra on Roids”.
Wow, really?
Well, reading on, the post is basically one big bitch-festabout how this chicks husband couldn’t perform in bed, and it was ruining her marriage.
Then they discovered Viarexin.
She “says” she came across an interview with porn star Johnny Sins (featured on Brazzers), and in this interview he talking about how all the porn stars are using Viarexin.
In fact, it’s making them last as much as 2 HOURS in bed.
Of course, in an effort to save her marriage, she decides to give it a whirl and orders a free sample of it.
Long story short, she sneaks her husband a pill (telling him it’s just a vitamin), and within weeks his problem is solved.
He’s got raging boners, his penis size has increased ENORMOUSLY, and they screw for hours on end.
The end.
Or is it?
Well, it turns out that this blog (and others like it) are one big pile of BS.
The next hint of BS is the fact that all of the comments at the bottom (the ones that look like Facebook comments), are indeed NOT Facebook comments.
They’re just designed to look like them.
I know this because typically with Facebook comments, when you hover over the name a little blurb will pop up with some basic information on the person leaving the comment.
If you try doing this on “Emily’s Blog”, nothing happens.
Another thing I noticed was that I’ve seen this ad before.
I did a quick search on my site and low and behold, found a completely different supplement called Herbal Virility Max running the EXACT same ad as that of Viarexin.
During my research I noticed a lot of searches for Viarexin along with a supplement called Viatropin (another one I never heard of).
With these two, apparently they were featured in an ESPN article, claiming that none other than Hulk Hogan and Connor McGregor used these two supplements.
In this article, they even go so far as to say that the UFC is considering banning these two pills because:
The combo has been clinically proven to boost muscle by 150%
You don’t have to exercise while taking them. You’ll just pack on solid lean muscle while sitting around on your ass eating potato chips all day,
So What’s The Big Deal? If It Really Works Who Gives A Damn?
Well, there’s a few problems with this statement.
The first is, if you run a search for Viarexin and Viatropin reviews on Google, you’ll see that they’re actually selling the combo on Amazon.
And the reviews don’t paint a very pretty picture.
In fact, nearly EVERY SINGLE ONEhas rated it one star.
Not good.
The other issue is, if you search around for reviews on any other site, you’ll likely come up short.
You are going to be much more than hard pressed to go out and find reliable information in the form of verifiable customer reviews that would indicate whether or not it is actually going to work, and that presents a problem to me.
In fact, other then Amazon, there is essentially ZERO information about these two products and whether or not they really work.
The only place you’ll find anything remotely informative is their official website, which we took a look at.
Finally, I’ll be the first to admit, my results were not particularly encouraging.
I finally got a chance to try out Viarexin (after about 12 people have been hounding me for the last 2 months to do so) and as expected, I didn’t notice much.
In fact, I would almost go so far as to say I didn’t notice anything.
Certainly no increase in size, either length or girth.
No “eye-popping” increases in performance or stamina.
And I didn’t feel like I suddenly had a porn star penis. Strangely enough, one thing I did seem to notice was an increase in energy.
I’m not talking like Adderall-like energy, or even 5 hour energy drink type energy.
It was just a smooth, calm, ‘hey I’m wide awake and ready to tackle the day’ type of energy.
Can this be completely attributed to Viarexin?
I don’t know…
But I definitely felt something. One other not-so great thing I noticed was, insomnia.
Especially if I took it later in the day (which I only did a handful of times thankfully).
There were a few nights where I literally had to down a shot or 2 of vodka just to get to sleep.
And even then, I woke up feeling kind of a buzzed-like feeling.
Just straight up weird to be honest. It’s not like they’re pumping caffeine into this stuff…
So what’s in Viarexin that makes it so great according to them?
Well, the official website for Viarexin states that it contains ingredients like Epimedium, Tongkat Ali, Orchic Powder (which is basically ground up cattle testicles), Nettle Extract, Saw Palmetto, Wild Yam extract, and Sarsaparilla.
The vast majority of these ingredients DO have some sort of effect on testosterone function, but the jury is still out on their effectiveness.
One thing is for sure, absolutely NONE of them will grow your penis.
It’s just not possible.
If it was, the makers of Viarexin would be showing before and after pictures of all these dudes walking around with giant d$%ks.
The simple fact about Viarexin (and Viatropin for that matter) is that it’s basically a free trial scam.
When you visit their websites, you’re basically promised a free sample of each of their products.
All you have to do is enter in your credit card info and pay for shipping, which is like $4 a bottle.
HOWEVER, what you probably completely missed was the fine print, which they CONVENIENTLY leave out on the order page.
In fact, if you go to their terms and conditions page you won’t even find out how much they will bill you.
And trust me, they WILL bill you.
Typically it’s about 10 – 14 days after you order, and it can range from as little as $75 to $135 for ONE bottle of the stuff.
The fact that they don’t even put the terms on their order page boggles my mind.
This is not only unethical, it’s actually ILLEGAL.
The same goes for when you try to order Viatropin, although on their order page it looks like they try signing you up for something called IHF magazine.
At this point in time, it looks like Viarexin is not sold in stores like GNC, Vitamin Shoppe, Walmart, Walgreens, and CVS.
I highly doubt that you’ll EVER see them on the shelves there, but I guess stranger things have happened.
Can you buy it overseas?
As of this review, it looks like the only countries you’ll find Viarexin for sale are the US, Canada, the UK, and Wales.
When I went to their order page it didn’t list countries like South Africa, Australia, the UAE, India, or Philippines.
You “might” be able to buy it on Amazon and have it shipped there, but it’s unclear.
Are there any side effects?
As with any supplement, including Viarexin, side effects are possible. For example, one of its primary ingredients (Horny Goat Weed) can cause heart arrhythmia, dizziness, dry-mouth, thirst, and nosebleed.
Another ingredient, Tongkat Ali, can cause a wide range of side effects, including: insomnia, increased body temperature, restlessness, anxiety, and irritability.
Lastly, the ingredient Saw Palmetto has been shown to cause adverse effects like weakness / fainting, chest pain, uneven heart rate, nausea, stomach pain, and black or tarry stool.
Obviously if you’re experiencing any of these Viarexin side effects you should discontinue use and see your doctor immediately.
How do I take it?
The directions on the label state that you should take one full dose (2 capsules) everyday with water to get the best results.
It’s unclear if it should be taken on an empty or full stomach, but my suggestion would be to use the lowest possible dose (1 pill in this case) on a full stomach to assess your tolerance.
How do I cancel my free trial?
You can contact Viarexin customer service (ENUTRA LLC) by phone at 480-378-3182, or email them at service@enutra.com.
Who makes it?
The makers of Viarexin are a company called eNutra, a company located in Mesa, Arizona.
In my personal opinion, you should RUN from ordering Viarexin and Viatropin.
Based on the reviews I’ve read, AND the fact that they don’t even disclose how much they’re going to charge you, leads me to believe you could be in for a VERY big surprise when you login to check your credit card statement.
Couple that with the fact that they’re claiming permanent enlargement, I would definitely recommend you stay away from these 2 supplements.
There’s no question that as you get older, feeling run down becomes a more common occurrence.
Let’s face it, the older you get, the farther away from that hopped up, ready for anything 20 year old you used to be.
There are lots of reason this happens, one of which is declining testosterone levels.
That’s why we talk about natural testosterone boosters, like Super Male Vitality.
From puberty through to about your mid 20s, your body makes testosterone hand over fist.
That’s why it’s easy to put on muscle, almost effortless to get rid of fat, and it’s why you walk around all the time thinking about the next time you’ll get laid.
Male vitality practically oozes out of your pores.
Unfortunately, mother nature has a wicked sense of humor, because just as your mind starts to get wise enough to make the most of your manhood, your body starts the process of slowing down.
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Less and less testosterone gets produced every year until you start to notice the tell-tale signs like that spare tire around your middle, your more frequent preference for the couch over the gym, your irritability or even depression, and your lessening interest in sex.
It happens slowly enough that you don’t notice it at first, but sometime around your mid to late 30s is when it really starts to kick in for most guys.
And that’s when you may look to an herbal supplement like Super Male Vitality.
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Super Male Vitality is a liquid natural testosterone boosting supplement.
It promises to balance the hormones in your body to optimize vitality as you age.
It was developed by Dr Edward Group of the Global Healing Center.
They say he took 6 years to research and develop Super Male Vitality choosing only the most powerful hormonal support ingredients, and using a special process called Spagyrex, which basically means that each ingredient is separated then recombined in a way that doesn’t alter its chemical structure, but releases “the most powerful essence of its healing nature”.
The formula is very focused on boosting natural testosterone levels as a means to increase vitality.
As a liquid, you use an included eye dropper to take your twice daily dose, making it fast absorbing and convenient for those who prefer not to take pills.
Super Male Vitality is sold on the Infowars website and promoted by Infowars creator and radio personality Alex Jones.
The Infowars website sells several widely varying products from survivalist kits to water filters to healthy lifestyle and detoxification supplements.
It’s actually a pretty eclectic mix.
I have to admit, I never listened to or read anything by Alex Jones, but it’s easy to tell from the comments on his web entries that his followers are extremely loyal.
This makes them an ideal audience to promote products to.
These guys (and they’re clearly mostly guys) would buy almost anything Alex Jones recommended.
They even appear to troll customer reviews on Amazon.com, leaving scathing comments on their integrity and implying that the reviewers must have never actually tried the product because if they did, it surely would have changed their lives!
On the Infowars website, this is what Alex Jones says about Super Male Vitality:
But we review supplements, not customers, so let’s take a look at the Super Male Vitality formula to see if maybe these guys are onto something.
The Super Male Vitality formula is proprietary, meaning that while they do disclose the ingredients in the formula, they are all combined into one big 1.23 gram proprietary blend, so how much of each ingredient is included remains a mystery.
This is actually much more common than you would think.
We certainly prefer to know whether the ingredient amounts reach effective levels, but it’s at least somewhat helpful just knowing what they are.
As it turns out, they are all very commonly found herbal ingredients in both natural testosterone boosters and male sexual performance enhancement supplements, so it makes sense that vitality is what’s being promoted here.
Tribulus Terrestris which has been used for both athletic and sexual performance enhancement.
It’s believed to increase the body’s natural production of testosterone. Trubulus Terrestris is said to work by signaling the pituitary gland to increase its release of Luteinizing Hormone, which in turn signals to the testes to produce and release more testosterone. You can find Tribulus in literally hundreds of supplements, including some that I’ve personally tested.
Suma Root which is thought to provide a balance of hormones in men. It may also improve circulation which improves both athletic and sexual performance.
Ashwagandha Root which is known as an adaptagen for its ability to provide relief from anxiety and stress, allowing you to remain calm and function normally even in such conditions.
Maca Root which has long been used to improve mood and increase libido.
Avena Sativa which may help increase free testosterone levels in men.
Tongkat Ali which is also thought to increase free testosterone levels by inhibiting the functioning of Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG), an enzyme that attaches itself to
Catuaba Bark, like Maca Root, is a natural aphrodisiac that works to boost libido.
Muira Puama is yet another Brazilian herb used to increase vitality, especially as it affects libido.
And here’s a snapshot of how to take Super Male Vitality.
The formula also contains Fulvic Acid which increases the bioavailability of the other ingredients, allowing them to achieve their fullest potential.
Fulvic Acid works relatively similarly to an ingredient called Bioperine, which is an ingredient in such supplements like Vigrx Plus, Virectin, and many others.
Ingredients like these essentially lower the “waste potential” by allowing your body to absorb more of the other nutrients and ingredients contained in the supplement.
Recently, the Super Male Vitality formula underwent a bit of an overhaul.
They didn’t change the ingredients, instead reworking the amounts to a formulation they considered to be more beneficial as a whole.
In part because Alex Jones and his followers are conspiracy theorists, they put a pretty hefty focus on the fact that Super Male Vitality is made in the USA, it doesn’t contain any unnatural or chemical ingredients, and it is completely free of GMOs.
So I finally got around to testing Super Male Vitality, and I have to admit I’m a little disappointed about my overall lack of results.
For starters, I’m 35 years old, in relatively good shape, don’t smoke and I drink alcohol occasionally.
My testosterone levels are somewhere in the middle range for a guy my age, and I don’t feel like I’m suffering from reduced testosterone levels to begin with.
I’ve taken a ton of these types of supplements before, and more or less know what to expect when they’re actually “working”.
The directions on the label state that you should take 1 serving (which is 2 droppers) first thing in the morning, and a 1 serving in the afternoon around 3 pm.
One big problem I noticed with the directions right off the bat was, not everyones morning starts at 7 – 8 am.
Some guys start their day later (like myself), and some start way earlier like 3 – 4 am.
It would have made more sense if Super Male Vitality would say something to the effect of, “take 2 droppers immediately upon waking, and 2 droppers 6 – 7 hours later.”
This way you’re not left guessing exactly when you should be taking it.
Anyways, I followed the directions on the label and took it Super Male Vitality for about 3 weeks and didn’t really notice any difference.
In the first few days it “felt” like I had a bit of increased energy, but that feeling didn’t really seem to persist.
I didn’t seem to notice any effects on libido, no improved focus, and no real motivation to get anything done.
If you only look for reviews at the Infowars website store, you’ll think everybody who’s ever tried the stuff has had nothing but incredible results.
They’re almost all 5-Star reviews with headlines like:
I also noticed the dates are very consolidated.
There are fully 10 reviews from June 23, 2016 alone.
It’s highly unusual for a product to get that many online reviews at the same retailer in one day.
Since Super Male Vitality is also sold at Amazon.com, you can find reviews there too, and plenty of them are 5-star reviews too.
But unlike at the Infowars website, Amazon.com also has a fair amount of 1-Star reviews.
Here’s a good representative example:
If you look at the bar graph representing the distribution of reviews as a percentage of the total, you may be a bit concerned.
I say “concerned” because something just doesn’t seem right about this breakdown (hear me out).
Typically when a supplement works very well, it will work well for the vast majority of people and you’ll see a gradual reduction in ratings from fewer people.
Take for example the reviews for a supplement called Test Worx. This is what the bar chart looks like for the reviews on Amazon:
Notice how the % of 5 star reviews is very high, and there’s a gradual decline as you move down the scale?
This, to me at least, indicates a supplement REALLY is working for the vast majority.
The other graph, the one showing reviews for Super Male Vitality, shows a bunch of people rating it 5 stars, very few rating it 2 – 4 stars, and a bunch of people rating it 1 stars.
This leads me to believe one of either two things is happening:
Fake reviews are being posted praising the product, or
Fake NEGATIVE reviews are being posted by a competitor trying to bash the product.
In EITHER case, it’s nearly impossible to tell which one is occurring. I do have a pretty decent article that details fake Amazon reviews and how you can steer clear of them here.
I mentioned above that Alex Jones’ followers are very loyal, and there’s evidence of that over at Amazon.com.
Almost without fail, each negative Super Male Vitality review is followed up with a comment from an Infowar fan claiming that the reviewer is just a troll and probably didn’t even use the product.
I tell you, you can’t buy marketing like that.
The review above received the following comment:
In this case, I would put more stock in the overall Amazon.com reviews than I would in the ones at Infowars.com.
His readers are a very specific demographic and there’s a lot to be said for the placebo effect.
They believe in Alex Jones and the products he recommends.
They’re much more likely to give Super Male Vitality the benefit of the doubt than Amazon.com customers would.
The regular price for Super Male Vitality on the Infowars website is $69.95, but they’re running a sale right now where you can get a bottle for $59.95. There’s also a bit of a discount if you buy more than one bottle at a time.Over at Amazon.com, the cost for a bottle is $69.45, so the best deal is clearly at Infowars.
The recommended dose is 2 droppers full twic That’s 2 servings each day.
The label indicates that a bottle holds 48 servings, which means it should last a little over 3 weeks.
Super Male Vitality and Androtrex
Dr Edward Group, the creator of Super Male Vitality, heads up the Global Healing Center, which offers its own line of cleansing and healthy lifestyle supplements.
They sell a product called Androtrex, which appears to be the exact same thing as Super Male Vitality.
It even sells for the same price as Super Male Vitality, right down to the current sale price of $54.95.
I’m not convinced it’s the miracle cure Alex Jones says it is, but the ingredients in Super Male Vitality could indeed boost your testosterone levels, libido, and vitality to some extent.That leaves the price, which is a little steep considering that it only lasts 3 weeks before you need to buy another bottle, and the politics.
After personally testing Super Male Vitality, I’m still a little on the fence as far as giving it a thumbs up or down.
My personal experience wasn’t very favorable.
However, reading some of these reviews makes me think that I may be in the minority.
Then again, the Amazon reviews seem sort of fishy to me.
If you’re a fan of Alex Jones, buying this product to support his efforts may be money well spent.
If not, you could probably pass it up for more effective supplements out there.
With male enhancement supplement Purple Rhino, it’s all about the blood flow, and truthfully, that’s a good thing.
Emphasis on increased blood flow is indeed the path to erectile greatness.
So in that regard, Purple Rhino is starting out on the right foot. They’ve got the right idea.
But because it takes more than just an idea to make a great product, we took a closer look at all the available information on the product, so we could determine whether or not this stuff has what it takes to be the one you want.
What Is Purple Rhino?
Purple Rhino is a sexual performance enhancement supplement that tells you right up front that it will work best if you use it in conjunction with a healthy lifestyle.
I’ve got to say, this goes in the plus column for Purple Rhino.
A lot of products promise to do it all for you, without any effort on your part.
But the fact is, even when it comes to erectile health, you’ve got to do your part.
If you’re out of shape, overweight, overtired, low energy, or fatigued, this pill won’t solve all those problems and give you hard erections.
You’ve got to put in your work to be in relatively good shape.
Purple Rhino promises to improve your situation from wherever you start, but best results will come if you’re in shape as well.
The list of benefits from using Purple Rhino include:
Bigger, harder erections.
Greater stamina and passion.
An end to premature ejaculation.
Increased intensity of orgasms.
Assured mutual satisfaction for both partners.
How Purple Rhino Works
The focus of Purple Rhino is increased blood flow for better erections.
After all, that’s what an erection is – blood rushing into the penile chambers, filling them to capacity and beyond.
But increasing that blood flow can be accomplished from several different angles.
There are libido boosting herbs that increase sexual excitement, working on the mental side of things.
And there are physiological changes that you can affect as well, mainly by increasing the amount of nitric oxide flowing through your body.
Nitric oxide is a gas found naturally in your body.
It’s formed in part from L-Arginine.
One way to increase nitric oxide in your body is to increase your intake of L-Arginine, which acts as a precursor to nitric oxide.
The theory is that keeping l-arginine levels up keeps nitric oxide levels up in turn, and you’re more prepped and ready to perform when the time comes.
Next, we’ll take a look at the total ingredient list to see what other benefits are provided.
Purple Rhino doesn’t provide a total ingredient list complete with amounts, but they do list the primary actives and the benefits you can expect from each:
Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract serves dual purposes by increasing natural testosterone production as well as supporting nitric oxide levels for improved blood flow.
It’s provides a third benefit as well, and that’s increased acetylcholine for boosted libido as well.
L-Argninine HCL which is the primary force behind increasing blood flow.
Ingesting more L-Arginine leads to increased nitric oxide production, which causes the penile blood vessels to expand and increase their capacity.
Increased capacity means more blood flows in, giving you harder, more sustainable erections.
Saw Palmetto Berry Extract which boosts libido and confidence while also provide support for the health of your prostate.
Muira Puama Bark Extract which has been used for centuries to boost libido as well as improve erections.
Asian Red Ginseng Root Extract which can help reduce stress and improve mood, factors which are often overlooked in performance enhancers.
But mood stabilization and calming are important contributors to the confidence you need ot perform at your best.
Horny Goat Weed Leaf Extract which is both an aphrodisiac and an erectile enhancer.
It improves libido while it also provides increased blood flow to support the action of the L-Arginine that area.
It’s difficult to know how well a supplement will work when we don’t know the ingredient amounts, which we don’t in this case.But going with what we know, it could be a good formula – perhaps not great, but good.
So that leaves us turning to other factors to determine whether or not we should spend time and/or money on Purple Rhino.
How To Take Purple Rhino
The recommended dose is 2 tablets per day.
The time of day is not specified, but there are generally two things to consider when dosing a daily male enhancement supplement: First, you want to try to take it around the same time each day to keep ingredient levels somewhat steady in your system.
Second, consider taking it at night before bed – that way you may be more likely to get the post dose boost at the right time, an hour or so before sex.
Purple Rhino Reviews
One of the ways you can buy Purple Rhino (which we’ll talk more about later) is through Amazon.com.
What that means is that we can check out potentially real feedback from customer who’ve actually used it.
I say “potentially real” because it’s true that sometimes you’ll find fake reviews on Amazon.com.
But the small number and varied nature of the Purple Rhino reviews on Amazon give us no reason to be suspicious in this case.
What we found for Purple Rhino is that while there are more positive reviews than negative ones, the range is really quite wide, with several customers just panning it.
First here are a couple favorable viewpoints:
And here are basically the opposite views from other customers:
What this means to me is that Purple Rhino truly does work for some guys, and it truly doesn’t for some others.
When you think about it, that’s true for most products, but it doesn’t really help us in our decision about whether or not to try the stuff.
Where to Buy
Purple Rhino is only available online. You won’t find it in stores.
The primary way to purchase it is through its official website by signing up for the “free trial”.
Now, we’ve talked about these free trials before – a lot actually – and this one is no different.
Here’s how it works:
1. You sign up for the 14-day free trial and pay $4.95 for shipping and handling, and they send you a full, one month supply bottle of Purple Rhino.
2. You have 14 days from that day to decide whether or not you’d like to continue to use (and pay for) the product.
3. If you don’t call and cancel within 14 days from the day you placed your order, you will be charged the full price of $89.99 for the “free” bottle.
4. You’ll continue to receive and pay for a full price bottle every month from then on until you cancel.
You can find this information in the Terms and Conditions document that you can link to from the Purple Rhino website, but they don’t mention it anywhere on the order page.
They don’ t even suggest that you read the Terms and Conditions.Honestly, this is one of the worst offenders of the free trial scam because they really give you almost no opportunity to know what you’re getting into.
Most products, scammy as they are, mention somewhere, if you look hard enough, that you will be billed, or at least make you check a box indicating that you’ve read the terms.
Purple Rhino does neither of those things.
As we mentioned above, you can get it at Amazon (the 60-count bottle – one month supply – costs $29.25).Truthfully, if I were planning to buy it, this is the way I’d go.
Purple Rhino’s Reputation
Online companies tend to get online reputations, and the one for Purple Rhino isn’t very good.
They’ve got an F rating with the Better Business Bureau, and they’ve got some complaints at The Ripoff Report.
In both cases, it’s related to their deceptive billing practices.
One customer took issue with the fact that the terms of the trial are not stated anywhere visible while ordering, while another customer called to cancel within the specified time and was told he could not cancel.
After several attempts to speak to a manager, this customer was hung up on and given a credit for all but an inexplicable amount of $28. Why Purple Rhino chose $28 is anybody’s guess.
Purple Rhino Pros and Cons
Advantages of Purple Rhino
The ingredients are all natural.
The website explains how the ingredients work.
There are positive Purple Rhino reviews from happy customers posted at Amazon.com
Disadvantages of Purple Rhino
They sell it using the free trial scam so popular among online supplements of this kind, only it’s worse than usual because they’re even more secretive about it than most.
There are no ingredient amounts listed.
There are quite a few negative reviews saying Purple Rhino did nothing.
Purple Rhino has a negative presence with the Better Business Bureau.
The Bottom Line
Purple Rhino may be an okay product.That’s where I’d rank it if I were just looking at the formula and the customer reviews – potentially effective for some, but nothing particular spectacular for anyone.
But you can’t ignore the company issues and their billing practices.
The big reason Purple Rhino is a scam is because they try to sneakily get you to pay $90 for something you never intended to pay more than $4.95 for.Autoshipping is a common practice, but it should be something you actively sign up for once you know you want it – not something you get by default without even knowing it.
And when customers finally realize – too late – that they’re being charged this money, they have to fight to get it back, and in the end , they usually lose at least some of it.
If you have a burning desire to try Purple Rhino, spent the $30 at Amazon.It’s cheaper than a bottle from the website, and you won’t have to deal with ongoing payments you never should have had to deal with in the first place.
But in my opinion, any company that would go so far out of their way to make sure their customers were kept in the dark about what they’re signing up for can’t be trusted to make a good product.
If it was truly any good, they’d sell it on its merits, and not have to come up with schemes like this one.
For that reason, Purple Rhino is just a scam and I wouldn’t recommend you bother with it.
Most male enhancement supplements (like Vigrx Plus) focus on boosting erectile function, ie.. helping you get and sustain a hard on for the pleasure of both you and your partner.
They model themselves to an extent after prescription drugs like Viagra and Cialis, with the goal of increasing blood flow right when and where you need it.
They don’t work exactly like the drugs your doctor provides – the main difference being that the natural ingredients in supplements work over time while Viagra and the like work almost instantly.
But they serve the same ultimate purpose – which is to hep you get a strong erection.
There’s a little erection help, but for the most part, PrematureX assumes you’ve got that covered, and it’s not your issue. And this may be a good thing.
Several common male enhancements mention in their materials that they help provide stamina and help put you in control, but those benefits are merely an afterthought.
The primary focus is on building the erection, not delaying the release.
PrematureX is basically the opposite.
It focuses primarily on delaying that release, with a bit of attention paid to strengthening erections as well.
PrematureX claims to take a 4 Step Approach to fighting premature ejaculation, using a dual body/mind process.
You can take PrematureX every day for constant support, but you can also take it as needed to bolster your staying power as little as 15 minutes before the act.
If you’re taking it as needed, you simply take your dose about 15 minutes before you’re planning to have sex.
PrematureX is specifically designed and concentrated to absorb and work within minutes.
First, it works on your mind, causing you to relax and activating specific neurotransmitters that help give you more calm control.
Then it works on your body by affecting the specific physiological mechanisms that lead to early ejaculation and preventing it.
The PrematureX website is very detailed and informative, lending the product an air of seriousness that upon closer inspection, it may not deserve.
Take the notion of clinical studies as an example.
They display charts and graphs showing the “results” of clinical studies, but nowhere do they cite these actual studies.
What they do instead is mention that they conducted a “Survey of 200 men using PrematureX between the ages of 18 and 70”.
This may be significant, or it may not.
But with the information we’re given, we don’t really know.
A survey is not the same as a clinical study, and we have no way of knowing what the survey questions even were.
It’s all just a little too vague, and it’s a little suspicious that they don’t go out of their way to make sure potential customers understand what kind of testing PrematureX has actually been through.
In any event, here are the findings from the 2014 PrematureX Survey:
These first 2 images show that effectiveness increases with long term use, but there’s a 50/50 chance that you’ll see improvement the first time you use it.
The above graphic seems to indicate that the effects of PrematureX become permanent after 12 months of use for 97% of men who use it.
This is not the case.
Supplements like this don’t cause permanent results.
They are not cures.
They simply improve symptoms of an issue while you’re using them.
It’s not clear how they get this information anywhere.
The “study” was done in 2014, so I’m not sure what constitutes “permanence” in this case.
The above graphic seems to indicate that the effectiveness of PrematureX wanes as you get older.
Again, you’ll want to take this information with a grain of salt because while they try to make it look very official and scientific, it’s more likely just a collection of feedback from customers put together in a not very scientific way.
There are 7 primary ingredients in the PrematureX formula.
They are:
Vitamin B6 which is involved in many of the chemical reactions occurring in our bodies every day.
It also provides energy and feeds many of the neurotransmitters needed for healthy brain function.
More specifically to sexual health, it increases blood flow for better, stronger erections.
Folate which improves fertility and the health of sperm and ejaculate.
Blue Passion Flower which is an herb used to relieve anxiety without causing drowsiness.
A lot of issues with premature ejaculation can be attributed to performance anxiety.
Blue Passion Flower has the ability to relax you, so some of that pressure is taken off, and the matter at hand becomes more the focus than your own worries.
L-Arginine which is included in many sexual performance enhancement supplements because it increases blood flow through the mechanism of increased nitric oxide.
Better erections lead to greater confidence, which improves many premature ejaculation issues.
Griffonia Seed Extract which increases serotonin levels in the brain, leading to a more positive mood.
Pyrodoxine HCLwhich contributes to overall health and muscle development.
It more specifically supports nervous system health and fights chronic fatigue.
Chrysin which may increase testosterone levels as well as semen volume for stronger, more intense orgasms.
Looking over the formula, it’s clear that attention is paid to both the physical and mental aspects of prolonging the sex act.
But a quick look at the ingredient amounts leaves us wondering if the levels are high enough to affect much change.
For instance, the L-Arginine dose in PrematureX is just 200mg, and while there is not a set standard in place, the commonly recommended dose for erectile dysfunction is at least 1700mg per day.
They say you can use PrematureX as either a daily supplement or a fast acting one.
If you want steady intervention so you’re ready and confident at all times, take 1 pill every day – no matter what time, just try to maintain a pretty consistent schedule.
If you want to just take it as needed, do so about 15 minutes before you plan to have sex.
According to their survey, the success rate is higher for daily users, but that may simply not fit into your schedule, so as needed remains an option for you.
When looking at PrematureX reviews, you should be aware of the difference between customer testimonials on the product website and customer reviews on separate retail sites.
Oftentimes, a product is only sold through its official website, which means the testimonials are all that’s available.
Fortunately, PrematureX is available on Amazon.com as well, so it’s a good example of what it looks like when we compare the two.
In a nutshell, the testimonials on the PrematureX website are all positively glowing, while the feedback over at Amazon.com tells a completely different story.
Here are a couple examples of testimonials pulled from the PrematureX website:
And here are a couple reviews representative of what you’ll find at Amazon.com:
Clearly there’s room for differences of opinion. No supplement works for everyone.
But the fact is that every single website testimonial is very positive, while over 50% of the reviews on Amazon.com are 1-star reviews – that’s the lowest possible ranking.
The PrematureX website even states that it edits the testimonials.
Granted they say they edit them for length and clarity, but still, they do admit to editing them.
It’s a well known strategy in the online selling business to load up a product with reviews, but it tends to be positive reviews that get faked, not so much negative ones.
Lastly, we have a couple of Youtube reviews we can rely on, notably this one:
I’ve had a bunch of guys come to me and ask what the major differences (and similarities) between PrematureX and Prosolution Plus are, so I figured I’d put together this quick comparison list.
Ingredients
For one, the ingredients list for Prosolution Plus is completely different.
It contains a blend of ingredients that include:
Tribulus Terrestris (for harder erections),
Withania Somnifera (for increased blood flow),
Asparagus Adscendens (for reduced stress and inflammation),
Curculigo Orchioides (for stronger desire and performance)
Shilajit (which contains 85 vitamins and minerals)
There’s a reason why top blogs like ayurvediccure.com list 3 of these ingredients (specifically Mucuna Pruriens, Shilajit, and Asparagus adscendens) as the top herbs for premature ejaculation…
There aren’t a TON of credible reviews of either product online, but I can tell you from personal experience that Prosolution Plus is quite literally the BEST premature ejaculation supplement I’ve ever tested.
PrematureX is not available in stores like CVS, Walgreens, or GNC.You can buy it online either through the official website, or through Amazon.com.
At this time, if you buy through the website, you’ll be eligible for the money back guarantee (in some cases).
A one month supply of 30 capsules costs $49.99 at the PrematureX website, and is not eligible for the guarantee.
The guarantee is good for 60 days and only applies to orders of 2 months of more, presumably because they want you to try it for an extended period of time before making your final decision.Buying 2 months costs $72.99. They claim the guarantee is of the “no questions asked” variety, but you can find the complete terms and conditions document on the PrematureX website.That’s where you can find out if and where you have to return the used and/or unused bottles.
Also of note is that PrematureX takes phone orders and alternate forms of payment other than credit cards.
A lot of online products don’t provide this service.
Call their customer service number at 1-888-210-2213, and they can help you out.
Alternatively, you can go through Amazon.com to buy your PrematureX.
At this time, a 3 month supply will cost you $75.95.
The supplement is made by a company of the same name.They don’t appear to make any other supplements, which is a bit of a red flag, but we can’t find any complaints against them either, which can be a rarity for online supplement companies these days.
At this point, we’re willing to say that the company that makes PrematureX is trustworthy, though information is somewhat limited.
It’s a legitimate supplement, made by a clean company, but whether or not it works is still firmly up in the air.
I tend to believe the Amazon customer reviews more than those on the PrematureX website, since they openly admit to editing them.
But there are some happy reviews on Amazon as well, just not that many.
If you are strapped for cash and looking to get a quick male enhancement supplement it may not appeal to you but remember that PrematureX is not very expensive and actually has a good chance of being effective so it is worth opening up your wallet for.
With the relatively cheap cost, and the money back guarantee, I would recommend giving PrematureX a try. If it helps, great.
If not, make sure you call their customer service number within 60 days so you can get your money back.
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